Look for small profile Goggles
 

I have an ESS goggle, always needed anti-fog treatment, which barely lasted for a day.
Now using the JT, dual lens goggles (which is meant to be with a mask) really nice, cannot fog no matter what. Just way over sized, can barely look down the sights.

I need an alternative, please help.:banghead:

Unless your adiment on using goggles, I suggest using ballsitic glasses.

I use WileyX. Very low profile, tight around the eyes(never had a bb in and been shot in the face real good) and comes with multiple lenses. Also wont fog unless your sweating realllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllly bad

ESS NVG goggles have a very low profile. Running the fan version deals with fog.

Revision bullet ant. Feels like shooting glasses but with the sealed protection of goggles. I am even selling a pair if you are interested....

I switched to the Bolle Cobra goggle - it comes in a glasses and a goggle version. It even has a kit to change the glasses to goggles and back. The best part is that they are Z87.1+ impact rated, full seal with the goggle kit, and they wrap around the eyes. Oh, and did I mention they retail for $11 USD? The Goggle conversion kit retails for $5 USD. They make a range of different lenses including clear, tinted, low light, etc.

http://www.protectlife.com/ws/images...hsp/292972.jpg

http://www.bollesafety.us/getattachm...a2c/Cobra.aspx

I will give ballistic glasses a shot, if that did not work out, I have to stick to thermal lens then.
Thanks guys.

How's the fog on those Bolles?
Just picked up a good deal on a set of ESS V12 goggles, so hoping to give those a try. Moving from a quite old set of Bolle T-800s.

I did not have trouble with fogging over the four days at Berget but there were times when I just sweat so much that I had some sweat ran down the inside of the lenses. I used Fogtech wipes to clean the sweat off and keep them dry.