This wiper is a manual device that allows the user to slide a magnet on the outside of the glass, causing an inside magnet to move in unison and wipe off fog, etc. This works with all types of masks including professional helmets (e.g. SuperLite 17), firefighting airpacks (e.g. Scott), and those with prescription lenses.

Scuba/Snorkle Mask Fog Wiper

$6.99 (1 pair)*

Professional Helmet (Superlite) Fog Wiper

$12.99 (1 pair)*

Ski Goggle Fog Wiper

$7.99 (1 pair)*

Swimming Goggle Fog Wiper

$3.99 (2 pairs)*

*A "pair" is what is needed for a single-lense mask.  Split-lense masks require  2 pairs. 

Fire Fighter Fog Wiper

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1. It requires training.

2. Valuable breathing air is lost in the process of forcing water out of the mask.

3. Many divers require both hands for removing their mask, thereby limiting use of one hand.

4. Vision is completely obscured during the rinse, an undesirable state in many situations.

5. In contaminated waters it is impossible to avoid facial contact with the contaminants.

6. In cold waters significant loss of body heat occurs through facial contact with the water.  

1. They tend to wash-off during a dive. Even the best wash-off in 9 rinse cycles.

2. They cannot be re-applied during a dive, under water, if/when fog returns.

3. The chemicals in the solutions are a source of concern for many health conscious users. Some are even eye irritants.

4. The supply in a bottle eventually runs out and must be re-purchased.

No, it does not fall off. The strength of the magnets is designed to assure that they stay on the mask at all times, even upon a clumsy or splashy entrance into the water.

"... never dive without it again!"

One trick of the Trade:

Optionally, dip Wide-i in an antifog solution prior to the dive and you will be applying the solution every time you wipe!