Best optics
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Id go with the Aimpoint Micro T-2. It’s compact and tough, almost like it could survive a drop from the top of a mountain. It’s also fully sealed and has nitrogen purging, which means you won’t have to worry about any fog ruining your view, even in those really swampy conditions. Trust me, I’ve taken it out during early morning hunts and on rainy range days, and it has performed like a champ without any issues.
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I'm presuming the exterior of the lenses are fogging up. If so, have you tried applying an anti-fog lens cleaner? Also, foggy lenses have a lot to do with temperature; like taking an optic out of an air conditioned house or vehicle into the FL humidity. Most, if not all, optic lenses are susceptible to the temperature change regardless of brand/style.
If the optic is fogging on the inside, that's another matter altogether.
I'm presuming the exterior of the lenses are fogging up. If so, have you tried applying an anti-fog lens cleaner? Also, foggy lenses have a lot to do with temperature; like taking an optic out of an air conditioned house or vehicle into the FL humidity. Most, if not all, optic lenses are susceptible to the temperature change regardless of brand/style.
If the optic is fogging on the inside, that's another matter altogether.
