scottaj74
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I've been tinkering with a project for over a year and I've finally slapped a rough prototype together for proof of concept....IT WORKS. I've also asked some friends what they thought and if they would buy one. They responded "yes, and YES". I don't want to say exactly what it is, but they currently isn't anything exactly like it on the market. There are sorta similar ideas and products, but this solves the problem from a totally different angle. The cost would be less and and the use would be more versatile.
So, my question to the forum is do you ski, snowboard, snowmobile or paintball? If so, do you suffer from "foggles" - fogged up goggles? You crash in the snow, you overheat, the next thing you know your $150 SMITHoakleys are completely useless and you can't see shite. Would you pay less than a $100 for a product that would eliminate this issue in less than 5 minutes? It can be reused over and over again with any goggle on the market. Rubbing your expensive lens with a cloth or rag doesn't do much and removes the anti-fog that is applied to your lens. This would eliminate fog between the lenses.
I actually don't have this problem personally, but working in the ski, snowboard and snowmobile industries I see this same problem at least a dozen times a day. It drives me friction' nutz waiting and watching you fuddle with your goggles not being able to see and crashing all over the place.
So, my question to the forum is do you ski, snowboard, snowmobile or paintball? If so, do you suffer from "foggles" - fogged up goggles? You crash in the snow, you overheat, the next thing you know your $150 SMITHoakleys are completely useless and you can't see shite. Would you pay less than a $100 for a product that would eliminate this issue in less than 5 minutes? It can be reused over and over again with any goggle on the market. Rubbing your expensive lens with a cloth or rag doesn't do much and removes the anti-fog that is applied to your lens. This would eliminate fog between the lenses.
I actually don't have this problem personally, but working in the ski, snowboard and snowmobile industries I see this same problem at least a dozen times a day. It drives me friction' nutz waiting and watching you fuddle with your goggles not being able to see and crashing all over the place.
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