Non-misting goggles?

[Packer]

In what seems like a previous life I had a pair of double glazed "flying" goggles that I seem to remember were brilliant at staying mist free.

I'm off on a trip in June/July that will encompass cool misty coastal weather, high 30'sC inland and possibly close to zero with rain at altitude and in the far north.

I plan to take an Airoh S4 "enduro" style helmet with a peak and visor but when it's very hot or very cold I may be better off with the visor up and goggles.

Who uses what?

Secondly my Oxford "ChillOut" neck warmer isn't waterproof. What do others use for the essential neck seal in wet weather? Long days in the saddle will mean wet neck and shoulders without a good piece of kit.

 

[cookie]

i use old skool scott A frame goggles.

you can certainly get double glazed lenses for them. in the winter i use them for snowboarding.
nearly all ski goggles are double glazed.

 

[Coolcarbon]

Davida list a few.....

 

[Packer]

Davida list a few.....

Never heard of them. Ordered a Scott's design

 

[fully]

the pinlock anti-fog visor attachment i can highly rate
for many many years i was cursed by foggy visors, but with this system no more
and yes i'd tried most "cures" on the market and fairy liquid etc

 

[SteveBSW]

If you decide to use goggles you would have to remove the visor completely. I have the same lid and I don't think they do a pin lock visor for it.