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    Re: "Foggy" breath guard

    Quote Originally Posted by zoomerthe1 View Post
    I I find I'm forced to breath deeper due to less oxygen.

    Are you putting the foggy on then Breathing through a straw??? Less Oxygen are you kidding me...
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    Re: "Foggy" breath guard

    Quote Originally Posted by 7614 View Post
    Are you putting the foggy on then Breathing through a straw??? Less Oxygen are you kidding me...
    Yah, I'm not sure what that's all about. The chin area on my helmet is open, the Foggy has no effect on my breathing at all.

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    Re: "Foggy" breath guard

    Quote Originally Posted by caboose483 View Post
    Yah, I'm not sure what that's all about. The chin area on my helmet is open, the Foggy has no effect on my breathing at all.
    I found it a bit restrictive on my nose.... but the benefit outweighed the con, as I could breathe as hard as I wanted through my mouth with no fogging
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    Re: "Foggy" breath guard

    Quote Originally Posted by zoomerthe1 View Post
    ..... I find I'm forced to breath deeper due to less oxygen. .....
    ha ha ha you're supposed to take it out of the plastic bag first.
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    Re: "Foggy" breath guard

    These are great with helmets that fog up. When I got my first helmet HJC, it would fog up all the time. Bought one of these and it solved the problem. Now have a Scorpion and it never fogs up so no longer use it.
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    Re: "Foggy" breath guard

    Quote Originally Posted by eastcoast_gsx View Post
    I found it a bit restrictive on my nose.... but the benefit outweighed the con, as I could breathe as hard as I wanted through my mouth with no fogging
    Try moving it up just 1/4" or so. I found that mine did that the first time i installed it but i moved it up so its higher on my nose. It rests against the boney part so it doesnt restrict breathing through my nose at all.

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    Re: "Foggy" breath guard

    Quote Originally Posted by 7614 View Post
    Are you putting the foggy on then Breathing through a straw??? Less Oxygen are you kidding me...
    My current helmet has a tight fit with not a lot of clearance. Yes, I find the Foggy very, very tight against my face and restrictive.
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    Re: "Foggy" breath guard

    Lads just have a supply of these back in stock for those interested.

    http://www.topendz.com/mm5/merchant....ry_Code=Respro

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