Hey Jim,
  Actually, I dont wear glasses, but in my "murdercycle" days, I thought RainX inside and out of the visor seemed to work pretty well.
  Sorry about the fishing, we all knew there'd be days like that!!!!!!  Good luck.      RON

Thanks, I think I will try the rainx trick then if I need to I will get the goggles

Maybe the trick is to run so fast that the friction from air pressure steams the outside of your visor dry as you run.

As an ex-biker, I always used to open the visor just a crack - that helped.

You Betcha! One July 3rd, after work, I ran up to Lk. Union under threatening skies. About 7:30pm, after it had been raining awhile, I came back out. Sat under the West end of the 520 Floater, got my lights up (just because visibility wasn't great, it wasn't dark, tho), snugged up the rain gear, and headed off to Coulon. Came out of the no-wake and looked at my watch. I couldn't quite run WFO south of Mercer Island, and I was legal under the E. Channel Bridge. In 18 minutes, I had tied up to the dock, ran across the parking lot to the far corner of the Renton resident permit row, and got into my old Jimmy. Next thing I did was look in the mirror to see if I was bleeding. Those rain drops sting! I don't recall any fogging, but the raindrops will always be a problem. Sometimes you can just turn your head a little to get some different airflow to solve the fogging issue. Quit breathing so hard! Exhale out the side of your mouth, to keep your moist breath off your glasses.  C&R, Steve