Anti Fog Kit with T-Band - Lightweight Anti Fog Unit for Airsoft Sports & Construction Goggles

works. have to trim the tubes to your liking and depending on the glasses you use them with they can seat very well or not at all. just have to find the right set of eyewear

Nothing ruins an airsoft experience like fogged-up goggles. As a 22-year-old former D1 athlete, I’m always running around, and I sweat a lot. Every pair of goggles I tried—Valken Tango, Sierra glasses, everything—would fog up within about 30 seconds. When I first got the Exfog machine, I was skeptical that it would provide enough airflow to keep my goggles clear, but I decided to give it a fair shot. I ran it on HIGH for six hours straight in a fully wooded play area with relatively low humidity. It worked beautifully, keeping my vision clear and fog-free the entire time. So far, it’s been perfect, with zero fog. Will update in higher humidity conditions.P.S - Be sure to aim the air flow inside the goggles AT the lens for best results.

I usually don’t write reviews but if I can help someone enjoy being able to see then it’s worth it ,this fixed my fog problem, Im way too excited about this. I lost the 2 little things that go into my goggles but even with the janky setup it completely fixed my fog. I run a modern nato uniform and it allows me to finally enjoy air-soft without fogging.

Being the cheapo that I am, I have spent YEARS cycling through multiple eye protection and accessories (wipes, liquids, gels, yes this includes conditioner, shaving creams, and soaps). I've probably spent more experimenting hopelessly when I could've just bought the ExFog and fixed my problem instantly.After much contemplation, I picked these up and was a bit skeptical of the amount of air flowing through the tubing. Honestly, I thought I might have been sent a faulty unit but proceeded to use it for my next game day (airsoft/paintball) just to be sure. Never fogged once! Consistent airflow that lasted ALL DAY and I even forgot to turn it off on the 2 hour ride home. ExFog guys are a good bunch and created a great product. If this isn't enough to convince you then the only other effective option is to DIY and source your own materials because the competition ain't it.Be aware: The tubing is a bit soft-ish and can experience kinks that prevent proper airflow- can be circumvented by allowing more slack in how you set up your lines.

It really is the best counter-measure to getting shot by opponents you can't see. It supports different configurations, but I'm just using the head strap and sticking the air lines in the sides of my goggles, which is a bit cumbersome to put on and take off. It's pretty quiet, and has great battery life. Would be nice if the air lines were more soft and flexible, but I suppose that can be changed.

Fit perfectly. I airsoft and needed something to help with the goggles fogging over while running around. It 100% helped with visibility. Definitely worth the price. Quality is worth the value.

I did not like how when you tilt your head the fan will make a slight grinding noise and stop when the fan is perfectly vertical. It works

I decided to give this a try on my HP Reverb G2 VR headset. After a little finagling with the tubes to find a comfortable spot for them they work really well!I’ve had to stop a game every few minutes due to mask fogging. It throws you out of the experience and some games don’t pause well (like VTOL VR).This thing works like a charm. Had a tiny bit of peripheral fog but cleared it with a small adjustment.If you have a VR headset obviously chemicals and sprays are out. This was well worth the price I paid for it - highly recommend!