Solutions for foggy lenses...?

[longstevo]

We've all been there. Going along on a cool morning and you see a suspect looking shape in the brush. You bring up your binos for a look, and they instantly get coated with fog because of the body heat on the cold glass. It always takes forever to go away and by then that monster buck is long gone.

This is the biggest reason my binos go unused.

What do you all use out there to keep your glasses clear?

[Thefisherman83]

I use the Parkers anti fog, its a purple liquid in a clear bottle.  Works great until you have to wipe water off your lenses. 

[longstevo]

And you can pick this up from a normal sports store

[HUNTINCOUPLE]

Rain-X Fog Proof.

[Thefisherman83]

I got mine at Cabela's I believe. 

[ICEMAN]

Cat Crap.

Link is to amazon but I purchased mine locally and for way less....

http://www.amazon.com/Ek-123625-Cat-Crap-Anti-Fog/dp/B002ZNA488

[seth30]

I can go to my neighbors house they have tons of cat crap.  does it need to be fresh or old

[pianoman9701]

Cat Crap.

Link is to amazon but I purchased mine locally and for way less....

http://www.amazon.com/Ek-123625-Cat-Crap-Anti-Fog/dp/B002ZNA488

How do you apply this stuff? Does it make things blurry?

[ICEMAN]

Nope, just buff it on, then work it with a rag till it appears to be gone, it leaves enough of a film to shed fog.... 

[coyotestalker22250]

Spit works well in diving masks. I never tried to it on my glass but probably would work.

[longstevo]

I have plenty of cat crap to spare.

Shaving cream works well on sunglasses, but I'm hesistant to apply it to a set of binos that cost $$$ for fear of ruining the finish.