Whoaa thanks for the review. Great pics as well. I think I will have to buy a bottle today!

 

I've been using it for awhile, I apply it let it dry and buff it off. Doesn't
fog up at all. Reminds me to do it again.

 

rad info!
thanks.
my first ride at 36 degrees ever. frozen fingers and foggy shields made it interesting at 5am this morning.

 

thats good stuff

 

I swear by it. also the regular rainX on the outside is a must. makes bug splatter easier to get off also.

 

Be carefull with it. Test a part of your shield that isnt in your 'line-of-sight.
Some shields it can craze. Early Shoei's had a problem. (room mate ruined her shield)

 

Thats why I keep it off my RF1000 visors. Usually there is a warning on the bottle not to use on plastics, not sure if this version says that?

If it works for ya, thats great.

 

Good stuff... comes in handy wipes too. I keep a few in my tank bag.

+1 to what James said, however. Some iridium shields don't like it, but I've never had an issue with clears or standard tints.

 

Good stuff... comes in handy wipes too. I keep a few in my tank bag.

Sweet! I didn't know there were handy-wipes! I'll keep an eye out for those :shock:

 

It doesn't work quite as well as Rain-X, but Blaze Anti-Fog is specifically formulated for plastic. http://blazeantifog.com/

I've had good luck with it, and also use it on my glasses when I'm riding my bicycle.

It comes in a small dropper bottle, spray bottle, and a 'wax' that actually improves small scratches on plastic.

Couple things:
1) It isn't quite as effective as Rain-X, but it works well. It's much better at anti-fog than rolling the water off when it's raining.
2) It has to be applied pretty frequently.

Still, though, I've been happy with it, and like I said, it's formulated for plastics, and I haven't had any issues with either my glasses or my visors. I found this stuff at the Motorcycle show at the convention center last year.