eye glasses

[Slickhead]

yep
I went out last week and even with a hole cut to exhale, I had to be careful

Im going with paint next year.

[StickBowManMI]

Burnt cork makes an excellent face cover put some around your eyes to camouflage  the face and the glasses.

[The Night Stalker]

It only happens to me when I cover my nose. The warm moist air travels up and fogs you up. I only have a problem in the severe cold due to the fact I cover my nose. First thing I do is pull my mask down before I shoot. I have to use a thin mask of it will mess my anchor up or I perceive it will mess my anchor up.
If you really do not want to fog up, place a piece of plastic tape over your nose to prevent the air from rising up and under your glasses. I do this everyday at work with my surgical mask.

[30coupe]

I put my glasses in a case and put them in my pocket. I can't shoot worth squat with them on, but I bring them along so that I can visit Tradgang and so that I don't cut my own fingers off if I have to dress out a deer. I also tried contacts, but they are more of a pain than they are worth. I can see just fine at longbow range.

[elkken]

Cut a mouth hole in the mask and if that doesn't fix it, cut an opening for your nose too ... then breath through your ears    

[Jerry Jeffer]

Just don't cover your nose.

[Stumpkiller]

I can't see an arms length without my glasses.  When I clean them I use a spritz of "Ultra Clear" that my optician carries and wipe with a micro-fiber cloth (also from my optician).  I think the latter is treated with an anti-fog.
 
I find getting small lenses helps.  I wear either a 1/2 or 3/4 mask that pinches over my nose and I cut a "breathing hole" for my nose/mouth.

 

 

[PeteA]

As mentioned above Anti-fog hockey visor spray. Should work well.

[woodchucker]

Grow some whiskers...

[highlow]

Fletcher X2. With the mask up over my nose, there is no way to keep the glasses from fogging up. Plus, the negligible amount of reduced face concealment as a result won't matter. Never used camo paint as it probably won't do much to keep your face warm in cold temps. Never used contacts.