Dude. This is a real bummer. To answer your questions in a nutshell… Yes, the inside lenses of goggles are very sensitive due to the soft anit-fog coating that exists there. Is it your fault? Well, you did do it, but you might want to see if the shop will be cool about it and exchange them out for you. If they do, then that is very cool of them, but I would not expect them to.Guys, try to never touch the inside of the goggles. Do not get water or moisture in there at all. If you have to wipe the inside for some reason, do it very very gently with a clean microfiber cloth. Never use cotton inside or outside. Once you begin wiping the inside of the goggles, they are basically never going to be the same. If you can still see with them and they are only slightly smudged, then they become your SPARE pair of goggles. Also, buy goggles that have replaceme
Dude. This is a real bummer. To answer your questions in a nutshell… Yes, the inside lenses of goggles are very sensitive due to the soft anit-fog coating that exists there. Is it your fault? Well, you did do it, but you might want to see if the shop will be cool about it and exchange them out for you. If they do, then that is very cool of them, but I would not expect them to.Guys, try to never touch the inside of the goggles. Do not get water or moisture in there at all. If you have to wipe the inside for some reason, do it very very gently with a clean microfiber cloth. Never use cotton inside or outside. Once you begin wiping the inside of the goggles, they are basically never going to be the same. If you can still see with them and they are only slightly smudged, then they become your SPARE pair of goggles. Also, buy goggles that have replacement lenses that are 1) Readily available and 2) Not too expensive.
