ExFog Goggle Anti-Fog Fan Kit
(Model: Traditional Kit)

"Never leave home without it. For context; I run a gen 1 Team Wendy ballistic helmet with USGI goggles, with other head accessories.

After planning out how to run the tubes into the goggles with the smallest footprint on my helmet set-up I do not believe I can ever go back to not having an ExFog unit. The battery lasts multiple skirmish days in summer and early winter thus far. The weight, or lack thereof, is just enough to help counterweight a GoPro 13.

I personally recommend using the side to side attachment, and sending your hoses in the top corners where the straps meet the frame of your eyepro. I've added tiedowns to route the air tubes so I can lift my goggles onto the top of my helmet, and have the tubes be easily accessible when I bring my goggles back down.

"These are worth their weight in gold when playing hard and sweating or when playing in a high humidity environment. I use mine with some Valken goggles and in November rain in Oregon I can still see the enemy.

There are also filters available made of MERV 13 rated filter material, which isn’t quite HEPA grade, but still way good enough to catch large particles of debris and clumps of pollen. Buy them. It’s cheap insurance against blowing junk into your eyes. There is also a pouch you can Velcro to a helmet if that’s your thing.

"A absolute must have for any air-softer. It's worked for me no matter how humid and hot the weather is and clears the fog in seconds. It's a rather durable unit having dragged mine through a swamp or two and it still works like a charm. A thing to note is the new ones ship with the magnetic adapters so there is no need to separately order them. It is the most solid purchase ive got for airsoft.