I need contacts for my poor vision and astigmatism. I don't find that I blink out my weighted contacts. For protection from wind I'll generally wear wrap around sunglasses or safety glasses. ...
Liked On: 15-05-2024, 09:26 PM
My wife struggles with this also, to the point she doesn’t drive at night. We found that illuminated etched reticles work for her and cause no issues. Although we found that out on a leupold CQ/T...
Liked On: 15-05-2024, 09:26 PM
Greetings again, I have found as I got older my unaided vision has improved but my night vision has not. The two are linked I just did my 75 year relicensing and am OK to drive without glasses but...
Liked On: 15-05-2024, 09:26 PM
For someone who is pretty active, glasses are sh*t IMO. They are a nuisance for work and when out hunting. I've got pretty severe astigmatisms in both eyes and for me, contacts are a game changer....
Liked On: 15-05-2024, 09:26 PM
Used to have issues wth astigmatism and red dots, had cateract surgery now all good, just as a matter of interest :)
Liked On: 15-05-2024, 09:26 PM
I've found turning it down or using tinted glasses helps me out
Liked On: 15-05-2024, 09:25 PM
The eye quack told me it's from rubbing your eyes. Stop rubbing your eyes, and it won't get worse, but whatever damage done is done
Liked On: 15-05-2024, 07:44 PM
I deal with my astigmatism by not buying Red Dots or 'glowey' scopes. In the 'good old days (2015)', I lusted after a USMC ACOG - until I got to look through one that a mate had. My lust ended...
Liked On: 15-05-2024, 07:43 PM
You can get weighted contacts, problem I had with contacts was a side wind, flicked them out of you eye. Glasses all the way, give you eye protection as well
Liked On: 15-05-2024, 07:43 PM
A visit to your optician and a lighter wallet usually are the end result. Easier to get mine fixed thru glasses rather than contacts as they have a tendency to spin a bit on my eyes. Red dot sights...
Liked On: 15-05-2024, 07:43 PM