The Benefits of the ExFog System for Inquisitive Plague Doctors Tired of Being Blind and Fumbling Around Tripping (Or Being Tripped Over): A Short Essay
Greetings fellow beaked peeps! I hath tried out something that airsoft users, like my brother, have in their arsenal so as to be able to see during the intense bloodshed that occurs. They have the same issues we plague doctors have in terms of masks, so it would be wise to learn from them- also who knows when you shall be accidentally posted as SCP-049 and have a fully armed airsoft squadron on your booted heels (Author has experience in this, it was fun). Thus, let me introduce you to the ExFog machine! Hekkin works like a charm!
As it was bloody humid out here in the South, I didn't see fit to stay out much longer. Stay hydrated folks! I jogged around a bit through the forested trails and stayed out in the sun for around 26 minutes with full mask setup on including hat (Which hides the machine ^^). No fog. The moment I take the machine off? Bloody fog. Consensus? ExFog = No fog. Lemme show y'all how it works...
It looks like this. The tubes fit inside the mask and point towards the lenses to provide airflow. I just stuck the mechanism under my hat and had the tubes coming down to feed into the mask.
Lol balD, don'T Look- XD
In case anyone is wondering, my mask has double straps because sometimes I spar in gear and was tired of having the mask flipped up over my eyes.
Practically invisible.
The tubes are barely visible and wouldn't stand out amongst the rest of the uniform, probably would be considered part of it.
Full approval!
Pros:
Come on...No more dreaded fog, how much better can that get?
Invisible for the most part
Three modes of fan speed depending on user needs
Adjustable
Cons:
There is a bit of noise
It has a battery so it can run down if you don't charge it
The hoses can poke you in the eyes if you aren't careful
I am going to have to run more field tests in the future but so far it's worked perfectly. I was neither sponsored nor do I have any connection to the company, just tryna find a good way to help my fellow docs with the notorious fog problem.
