Omer Alien Mask

[Wolfen]

Hey guys I have a problem with my new omer alien mask! The mask is always fogging I have tried toothpast and spit and antifog stuff,and with the antifog stuff I had one side that was clear and the other had fog . In all my masks I have never had a mask that fogged like this one. Any advice would really help thanks!

 

[Spaniard]

I find it helps to cool the face down foar a few seconds in the water you are going to dive in first. The heat from your face is partly responsible for the fogging of the mask. Some days nothing works though

 

[TriggerFish]

I have this mask and did have to do the toothpaste thing 3 times to get it done. If you have not polished each lens for at least 4 min. then you should try again. As for anti-fog I have had best luck with 500 PSI and Sea Gold. Use it before every dive. Do not give up on the mask it will clear up and is a great mask imho. Good luck.

 

[khel]

I know that some people prefer using regular lighter and "flaming?" the glass on the outside. According to them it works much better than using toothpaste. Though I've never tried it myself

 

[mundial]

some advices :t

first of all
clean 2-3 times the mask from the inside & outside with
kitchen liquid soap as palmolive with scotch
clean even the silicone well

wet you face in the sea water 2-3 time to cool it
spit inside the mask & scrape with your fingers no glove!

it sould work after 1-2 dives you wont see any fog again

if thats wont help
do 1 scratch on the inside of each glass near to the silicone
( the scatch take the fog inside )
i hope it will help you my friend

 

[strangelove]

Once I had to apply the tooth paste several time on a cressi mask I had, I also find helpfull to leave a little paste inside the mask

 

[seaman]

Try some potato juice (raw) if you still have problems, maybe the mask is not fitting you ok, and you are leting scape some air from the nose ...

 

[Narsil]

Another basic idea to minimise mask fogging is to make sure it's the last piece of equipment you put on pre diving. With shore diving especially, if you put on your mask then stuggle putting on your fins / gloves etc, you will often mist up the lenses.