How much moisture gets trapped inside the mask? A lot of masks get wet around the mouth if you talk a lot with them on.
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I don't talk a lot with mine on, but I haven't had any trouble with moisture getting trapped inside.
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I cannot answer that because I was never able to get it to fit with a good enough seal to wear it longer than 15 minutes. I hope that is helpful. I did change mask styles which helped some and I wear the mad just a little looser; seems crazy, but it helped, some.
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I was not able to snorkle with this item. It would not prevent water from coming into the mask. We had to use our older mask, different brand.
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Yes, you can wear a dust mask - as a matter of fact it'll keep you from fogging up the mask if it is very humid.
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I clean mine after wearing it with a wet wipe, lysol wipe, baby wipe--whatever is handy. Since I remove my mask a few times a day, I wipe it down then let it dry. No problems with stickiness.
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It will not seal properly. It's itchy with just a bit of face fur. I've seen guys sanding with these on and take it off awhile later looking like they stuck their nose in the dust. They all had beards or something obstructing the seal allowing air in. I wore this or the half mask for 10 months where I used to work.
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I really couldn't answer that question! I just use it twice a month for a mask, and so therefore I don't really know. Sorry I couldn't help you.
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Sometimes, your own breath can cause condensation inside the tarp. This happens with any tarp. Warm moist air on a cool surface.
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I have not had trouble with them on bad weather days, but I did not let them get wet either. The Action Extremes have more eye relief so water vapor from your eye does not fog the outside of the cold eyepiece. You breath can fog it too if you are wearing a ski mask.
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There are two straps that go on the back of your head and behind your neck. The lower portion of the mask fits tight against your chin also. Have had no trouble keeping the mask on and have used it in many projects in which I have been very active.
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I didn't have a problem with this. But you need to make sure you don't fasten your mask too tight - a common mistake.
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No. There is no moisture present. You would make matters worse. The "Steam" I haven't used the "Steam" product, only their dry mask.
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Occasionally, I have issues with fogging. But, if you work with the bendable strip on the top of the mask, you can usually eliminate or minimize the fogging. The valve on the mask makes a big difference vs masks that don't have a valve.
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not waterproof. you might have some issues with breathing and fogging up eyewear depending on the eyewear and if you mainly breathe in and out through your nose. most air will exit up towards your eyes. now i wore sunglasses and it was only and issue on cold days when i was stopped, not while moving.
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I tried using a snorkel and since this mask doen't cover the nose like a regular mask, I unintentionally breathed water into my nose. Doesn't work so well with a snorkel.
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Hi David,I have not experienced the problem you are describing. There are several possibilities that come to mind. The first is the cover is being stored in a relatively high humidity area. The second is when you take it out of storage it may be reacting to the difference in temperature and forming condensation. You can use a silica gel packet to store it which will help absorb excess moisture in the immediate area, and you may want to allow several minutes for the cover to acclimate to the current conditions before using. One last idea...if you are outdoors shooting you may be getting condensation from your breath striking the plastic. Hi David,I have not experienced the problem you are describing. There are several possibilities that come to mind. The first is the cover is being stored in a relatively high humidity area. The second is when you take it out of storage it may be reacting to the difference in temperature and forming condensation. You can use a silica gel packet to store it which will help absorb excess moisture in the immediate area, and you may want to allow several minutes for the cover to acclimate to the current conditions before using. One last idea...if you are outdoors shooting you may be... » Read More Hi David,I have not experienced the problem you are describing. There are several possibilities that come to mind. The first is the cover is being stored in a relatively high humidity area. The second is when you take it out of storage it may be reacting to the difference in temperature and forming condensation. You can use a silica gel packet to store it which will help absorb excess moisture in the immediate area, and you may want to allow several minutes for the cover to acclimate to the current conditions before using. One last idea...if you are outdoors shooting you may be getting condensation from your breath striking the plastic. « Show Less
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i m not sure but we have had NO issues with our mask. .. the girls love it. they wear it when bunting.. just in case!