The Ultimate Airsoft Defogging Solution?

[@Forkuh]

Completely blocks air intake “Hmm seems very gentle”

[@thermobaric]

That hose looks like the cheapest that Alibaba has to offer...

[@novritsch]

Thanks for your trust, hope you will be happy with it in the long run. We are working on better support for other types of eye protection, since you mentioned that you mostly don't use goggles. Moreover, the Gen2 unit you got has a better outer shell that can take BB hits without cracking.

[@anmolsharma433]

Anyplan to bring lil bigger size googles for the ones who wear spectales.

[@kristofhorvath6652]

Support for other eye pros would be awesome. I think a lot of people especially those who play milsim like to run glasses instead of goggles.

[@bogdan192]

Just get goggles with a fan and you won't need tubes and a helmet.

[@Raw-51]

I built my own, total cost £25, but I am using a remote power bank situated in a spare m4 pouch on my rig. Your obvious issues are that the Nov unit inlet is at the bottom and your helmet pouch is mostly blocking the inlet. The Nov dial and turbo button are on the top of the unit, and your pouch flap completely cover both making access impossible when secured. The pipe that comes with the unit is thinwall so it kinks easily. You can get same inner diameter silicone pipe (6mm id) off the web and use 8mm or 9mm outside diameter. Much more resistant to kinking and choking off your airflow.

[@Acemans]

Yeah I hear exfog is hard to find outside of the US. The exfogs are great though, they survived direct bb shots, last all day and the hoses can be placed anywhere versus these that have to be in the top middle.

[@tk2097]

People also wrap the lines with small zip ties. I use exfog and printed my own elbows for the joints and found that the air work best when coming from below

[@rasberiii]

ive been struggling to find one but if you could find a quadstack style m4 mag still in production to review that could be interesting

[@gdarcyie]

Wouldn't touch this version after the hatchet job they did on exfog and even went as far as suggesting they exfog didnt have a patent pending ,using tridos design who actually made the novritsh unit

[@MalibuDill]

I drilled two holes on the back of my helmet to fit the tubes through. This way you can hide it nicely and they don’t kink at the end. Need some more firmer tubing but for now this solves it

[@dexterx9862]

That sounds like a good idea

[@beardedpatriot1857]

I've been using that all summer and it's been working great.

[@dudearlo]

Just came back from a game. My exfog unit came in handy and cleared up fog really good, like usual. Its also nice to have a lil cold air blowing on your face 😅 The nov unit doent look far off so id expect it would do the trick. The exfog tubing is pretty sturdy and doesnt kink, also ships in neat lil coil that isnt folded.

[@altanis1499]

Used mine at a milsim last may, it was brilliant. I have never been able to play airsoft properly due to fogging as I am a very warm and moist man. This unit has changed airsoft forever for me. I also have lent it out to a bunch of people at indoor games and they love it! During a 3 day milsim I had to charge mine twice due to running them near constantly

[@altanis1499]

Would also recommend to get other goggles, the pyramex ones get millions of microscratches easily and that ruins the effectiveness

[@MadDogCommunity]

@@altanis1499what goggles would you go with? I use this setup and was considering just replacing the pyramex goggles with fresh ones but I also use the RX inserts inside them for my prescription lenses so I’m assuming I’m shit out of luck lol

[@altanis1499]

@@MadDogCommunity Personally I use contact lenses so I would not have to bother with RX inserts (-5.5). But I'm gonna buy the Begadi CP1, they also have a glasses version. But the pyramex are so cheap, one guy I played with just bought 5 at a time and changed them out as soon as they got scratchy. If you do however have money to burn; Oakley alpha goggle with a 3D printed adapter is baller

[@MadDogCommunity]

@@altanis1499 honestly i should just get contacts and a pair of revision sawfly glasses instead but i think i'm too blind for contacts lmao

[@hermantv1059]

I've been using the same anti-fog glasses for a long time. I play in an area with high humidity most of the year and after trying different glasses, different anti-fog products and various tricks, it is definitely the only thing that keeps my glasses clear throughout the game.

[@MrFlyingmike9]

Used mine all the time, the air inlet is at the bottom and looking at your fitting inside your pouch on helmet you might be blocking the air inlet a bit but they work great

[@CompoundAirsoft]

Need videos on winter builds for gbbr please. Any modifications and advice. Cheers James

[@RavenReconGroup-07]

i have done this with a set of Smith Aegis Echo II, and glued the bottom part to the fram and the nose bridge, so i can stil change glasses if it breaks and or i wanna change to a different color.

[@Zakath86]

I have the Exfog unit but I've bought the Novritsch airline and connector for it separately. The Exfog has slightly smaller dimensions and alot stiffer hose so the Novritsch tubing fit's perfectly on the Exfog tubing. What i mean by that is you could also purchase some other silicone hose that doesn't kink from a hardware store and then use smaller pieces of the Novritsch one to connect it together with.

[@peterbaan9671]

I do run two of these for a while now. They are awesome. The weakest point is the attachment to the goggles, I've already broke 3 of those. Hot glue helps.

[@Cheezwizzz]

Had a pair of ESS turbofan goggles, worked great but the fan motor was mounted above the middle of your eyebrows and the buzzing would eventually drive you mad.

[@ariepelman4536]

i have used these since half a year its great no fogging and for the price its good.

[@practicallyseth4024]

Just get an ex fog never had problems with mine and the fan is very powerful. Oh hot days the air in my goggles/mask is noticeably cooler. Also novristch makes best scorpion evo mag holders I’ve used I’d recommend at looking at their other products very good quality happy buyer here 👍👍

[@valeriotibaldo71]

Just a thing , u need to keep the fabric away from the bottom of the unit , u are feeling little to none air cus the air intake of the unit is on the bottom and u are restricting it

[@Jaeger-Precision]

Good spot. Ill make adjustments

[@MilchGamer1]

what would be nice is a adapter from the regular tube size to something smaller. could improve airspeed and you could use a pneumatic Macroline. which is super cheap and avaible in most colors

[@peterlewis3073]

is the bottom of the pouch stopping air flow to fan great channel pete north wales

[@KazeAkiyama]

Been using mine for probably 6 months now, tried keeping it exposed and in a pouch and no noticeable difference to be honest.

[@fubene5495]

I have bought lots of different glasses and gogles... i live in a very humid place, tested anti fog sprays, pencils, cloths... everything... the only thing that solved the fogging was this unit, completly free fog games now, i use it with the pyramex gogles and with my dye mask, cant live without this unit now. When people is starting airsoft (and my team helps lots of people to start with airsoft) and ask me what to buy first i always say "replica, spare magazines, bbs, speed loader and gogles with the antifog unit, most of the times they think it is expensive and just buy regular gogles, then, they start fogging, i let them test my setup with the antifog and they always buy it the next day because it is a complete and true game changer, we cant use "open" glases most of the time at my local fields.

[@daviduk23]

Have you tried running the tube on top of the helmet but under the cover to hide it?

[@benryan5731]

I bought some clear 8mm inner diameter tubing on eBay cheap and doesn’t kink as easy

[@jorgeluisteixeirapereira5723]

V2? What´re the differences to V1 Novritsch defogging solution?

[@RIAG-g6z]

No longer paying ExFog, stole the tech and moved on from them

[@Blobb2013]

V2 has a better casing, that doesnt crack when getting hit with bbs

[@TheLegendMakaveli]

You would cut a big chunck of the tube. So you would probably feel the air better after cutting the tube shorter

[@Lt.Chris909]

I tried one a while back but the air flow even at the lowest setting Irritated my eyes so i could not use them

[@CMBelite-FR]

Even on minimum power I has never had fog with my googles

[@tk2097]

Off topic question mate, EPM1's aren't feeding correct I've opened them and cleaned them but should I lubricate them? If so what's stuff Thanks mate

[@Jaeger-Precision]

definitely dont add lubricant

[@tk2097]

@Jaeger-Precision used them today they seemed much better, I won't live them up 🤣

[@curioushex4782]

Battery pouch is blocking the fan port ans killing your air flow mate

[@trivixni435]

before this was invented by nov we had a team that developed something like this here, and the units were strong, this one from nov seems to be expensive and cheap material compared to my local team engineers

[@AirsoftVlogger]

they didnt invent anything. original was made by exfog for sure. exfog made these years before nov even had these out

[@lincoln132003]

I brought one it really works.

[@scottelliott2843]

I was literally just looking online for one

[@WdoubleyouW]

ExFox is way better than this temu crap

[@TheShift.]

If only mesh goggles existed and solved the whole fogging up thing...

[@Jaeger-Precision]

I use Hero Sharks like I said in the video. Mesh is great for not fogging but crap for visibility.

[@killasjanitor]

If only BB shatters weren't a thing...

[@selvbilde253]

@@killasjanitor Most fields I know of nowadays will not let you even step foot on the field with mesh goggles

[@danfieldhouseeee]

They are shite don’t bother

[@KazeAkiyama]

You probably just set yours up shite.

[@danfieldhouseeee]

@ not really. They work ok but the tubes are terrible with a helmet and the connectors with goggles are really hit and miss. I have tried Novritsch and Ex fog. Since buying a pair of Trittech glasses I have never looked back.