"Doug Miller" wrote

Use a face shield. The only times I've ever had fogging problems with a
face shield, I've
been using it outdoors in very cold weather (e.g. while using a chain saw
to cut up a fallen
tree in January).

There are multiple reasons for using a face shield instead of goggles,
IMHO:
1. more comfortable
2. doesn't fog
3. easier to put on
4. because of 1 thru 3 above, you're more likely to use it
5. much better field of vision
6. there are other things on your face besides your eyes that are worth
protecting.

7. Much easier to clean. I use alcohol to clean mine.
8. The face shield is easily (and economically) replaced.

I have always been a safety freak. I grew up among folks who weren't. It
was a burning ambition of mine, when young, to NOT get maimed like others I
have known.

I can't remember the specific incident. But I got hit hard in the face
shield once. It was loud and knocked me on my butt. I sat there with my
head ringing. Not only does it protect a much bigger area, but it absorbs
more shock. Think about it. I am a big guy. The impact knocked me over.
Imagine what it would have done to my face if the face shield was not in the
way.