[darkstar123481]

has anyone had any problems with them fogging? i dont get how they wouldnt fog if they arent thermal lenses. because im sure if u get shot in the lense a few times im sure the coating wears off hows i work?? id like to make sure its prefectly safe before i buyy them then gotta buy another lense like a thermal lense in that case id just buy something else. so someone help me out how does it work.

[D.K.]

darkstar123481, on Feb 20 2009, 04:48 PM, said:

has anyone had any problems with them fogging? i dont get how they wouldnt fog if they arent thermal lenses. because im sure if u get shot in the lense a few times im sure the coating wears off hows i work?? id like to make sure its prefectly safe before i buyy them then gotta buy another lense like a thermal lense in that case id just buy something else. so someone help me out how does it work.

I've washed my lenses more than I can count and I still have never had a problem with the lenses fogging. The anti-fog coating is on there pretty good and probably even has a wax over it to keep it on there.

[metsfan521]

isnt the anti-fog coating on the inside? when a mask fogs up, its on the inside. so i doubt headshots would affect it. now rubbing the "inside" of the lens, that might pose a problem.

[Loh@Pointman]

metsfan521, on 10 June 2009 - 10:05 PM, said:

isnt the anti-fog coating on the inside? when a mask fogs up, its on the inside. so i doubt headshots would affect it. now rubbing the "inside" of the lens, that might pose a problem.

if they make grillz lenses the same way they make profiler lenses, then no, it won't be a problem. If anyones rough with their equipment it's me. the inner layer of my profiler lens has patches of film peeling off, but it never fogs...NEVER... hardiest masks around... 2 thumbs up...