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swimming goggles fogging Fog-X for Swim Goggles

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swimming goggles fogging Fog-X for Swim GogglesAnti fog inserts that provide long lasting anti fog Fits in any goggle Two pairs (four total) of inserts included See where you are going! We were tired of swimming through a fog. That's why we created Fog X, the only long lasting anti fog insert that you apply once and forget. It's just that simple: Peel the protective layers off Insert in the goggle Hydrate the films Swim on! "I've recently installed an Endless Pool Elite for training and

  • Anti-fog inserts that provide long lasting anti-fog
  • Fits in any goggle
  • Two pairs (four total) of inserts included
  • See where you are going!

We were tired of swimming through a fog. That's why we created Fog-X, the only long lasting anti-fog insert that you apply once and forget. 

It's just that simple:

  1. Peel the protective layers off
  2. Insert in the goggle
  3. Hydrate the films
  4. Swim on!

"I've recently installed an Endless Pool Elite for training and instruction, and there is a very important aspect to pools like this... whatever is in the pool, loops around and will eventually hit you in the face. This includes chemicals and/or spit that you use to prep your goggles.

I've been testing these inserts in various goggles, even my 30-year-old Swedes, and they work great. A quick dip in the water, a little shake to get any extra water out, and put on the goggles. So simple and incredibly effective. Nicely done."

- Glenn Mills, Olympian and founder of GoSwim.tv


FAQ:

Are the inserts blue or clear?

Clear. There are protective films on both sides of the inserts that need to be removed with the pull tabs. One of these films is blue, but should be off by the time you are ready to swim, leaving a clear insert.

Does the insert fit any goggle?

Yup. The Fog-X insert is small enough to fit in any goggle, but big enough to cover the majority of your vision. A rim of fog may develop around the insert, but this is usually unnoticeable.

How long does the anti-fog effect last?

Over a year! 

Can I still use spit, defog or baby shampoo?

Yes, but those liquids will cover up the special properties of Fog-X film and keep it from working, so we recommend only using water.

My goggles are still fogging up bad on the first use or the insert won't stick on the goggle...

Make sure to hydrate the film before using with a drop of water.

Sometimes, an extra layer of protective films is left on the insert. This keeps the anti-fog or adhesive layer covered up so it won't work. You can try to pry off this extra layer or use a piece of tape to peel it off. If all else fails, just hit us up at [email protected] for a new pack!

Can I peel it off and replace it?

Sure. You won't need to, but you could. The adhesive is silicone based and leaves no residue on your goggles. If you need to replace them, simply peel them off and stick new ones in.

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