Al @ Round Lake

Do heated visors get rid of fogging glasses?

kenora

No!

They will (actually may) keep the visor fog free depends on temp and helmet. My heated visor remains clear if I keep it plugged in 100% of the time from warm up but my *&^$ glasses still fog up and so does the retractable yellow glare shield. I end up running around with the front visor cracked open a 1/2 inch or so even at -30 so I can see

Maybe laser eye surgery is the answer!

smokingcrater

I second that, no... I've got a heated visor, and although I don't wear glasses, my helmet has internal sunglasses that drop down. I can only use those in very specific conditions, most of the time they fog up.

Heated visors don't actually give off any heat, they create just enough heat in the plastic shield to keep it from fogging.

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kccats

Thats funny, I leave my helmet out side on the sled plugged in, to keep it hot! I put it on to warm my face!

smokingcrater

what kind of helmet? I need one of those!

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1) 2000 Arctic cat ZR 700, which now thinks it is a 2001 ZR 600 EFI APV w/136" ripsaw. (for sale!)
2) 1995 Yamaha VMAX 600, which now thinks it is a Polaris! (Polaris x10 suspension, Polaris P85 clutch) (for sale!)
3) 2004 Yamaha Warrior
4) 2006 Yamaha Nytro

kenora

me too!

rgoers

No, but a pair of contacts will.

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