Scuba Diving Mask Fog Wiper


Price: $6.99

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Product Features

  • Requires no training.
  • Conserves Air.
  • Clear view when desired.
  • Keeps cold or contaminated water away from face.
  • No chemicals, and does not wash off like anti-fog solutions.
 

Editorial Reviews


Product Description

This fog wiper is a manual device that allows the user to slide a magnet on the outside of the glass, causing an inside magnet to move in unison and wipe off fog. SIMPLE! This product works even with prescription lens masks. Note that the unit price (quantity=1) is for ONE pair of magnets; If your mask has two separate lenses, you must order TWO pairs. Wide-i fog wipers for swimming goggles, professional dive helmets, and fire fighter masks, are also available at Amazon.

 

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Customer Reviews


Skai Said: What a fantastic idea! ( Feb. 22nd 2010 )

What a brilliant idea. These magnets sit on the bottom of my mask and when it gets foggy I just do a quick wipe. I don't have to worry about defogger or clearing my mask anymore.

They've worked great during both snorkeling and diving adventures.

The only time the magnets get bumped off are in transit when I knock them around my dive bag. Never had a problem in the water, as they're VERY strong magnets.

Sinan Aykan Said: great ( Feb. 13th 2010 )

The idea of this fog wiper is really good, thats why i purchased it. Unfortunately i havent tested them on my mask yet. I will do that on my 1st vacation. I m sure they will work great. I recommend to everyone. So far i tried anti fog solutions, expensive mask and none worked to prevent fogging. This will be the solution i believe.

Marc Findlay Said: AWESOME!!!! ( Sep. 12th 2009 )

These little wipers are awesome!!! I had all kinds of issues with fogging when I dove. Fogging took the fun out of diving for me. Now, I have no issues with fogging. I have not had any issues with these falling out of my mask. I have done all kinds of entries into the water and they have not fallen off or even moved unless I moved them. They don't interfere with your field of vision. The only thing that people need to remember is that you will be asked by other divers what they are and if they work. I love these little gems!!!

Patrick Curren Said: Not Needed ( Jul. 15th 2009 )

I bought two (2) sets of these for my snorkel masks. Within the first day of snorkeling, they either fell off or were knocked off in the Caribbean Sea. We resorted to spitting into the mask to keep the fog off the lens and this worked perfectly.

David J. Herzog Said: Did the job ( Jun. 28th 2009 )

I'm a person who suffers from a foggy mask, no matter what I try (at least if I spend too much time at the surface). This system helped tremendously. Personally I just use one, so that I can at least see out of one side in case I get foggy. Having two of them would make me too "gizmo'd out," and I don't want to have to deal with too much gear. However you feel about gear, this fog-button works.