has anyone experienced blurry vision underwater with these?
75277
Did you remove the plastic protective sheet on the outside of the lens before you first used it?
75278
I never had blurry vision with these as long as they were clean and clear of any fog. I bought some cat spit at one time but just regular plain old spit works just as well and is what I typically do. Love these goggles. Very comfortable. Better than any speedo I ever tried.
75279
No. My daughters have been wearing these for 5 years and love them. We tried others but these are the best. My husband also uses these and love them too.
75280
yes, clear above water but blurry underwater. But they fog less and have a wider field of view than what I used previously.
2001896
I wear reading glasses and I've used them successfully. Keep in mind that your glasses could fog though.
863061
I am so accustomed to wearing a snorkel, I haven't noticed that it impairs vision at all. I wear goggles every swim so, I would say its safe to wear a mask.
105502
Yes I have and don't seem to notice any issues - these are very high quality :-)
2053048
I have not. I have noticed I can open my eyes freely while wearing these--which is something I don't like.
850157
The biggest problem I've had with binoculars and looking through a camera viewfinder from my kayak on reasonably calm seas (3-4 foot swell 13 seconds) is rapid onset sea sickness. I would like like to try image stabilized (IS) binocs, but the waterproof ones are very pricey. If your boat is bigger and you're not getting regular splash, you might try the non-waterproof ones (they don't seem to make IS monoculars).
1150119
I have not had a problem with it. I think it depends on your style of shooting and placement of your weapon. I find these goggles not to hinder my field of vision.
957355
No flash, but they seem to do fairly well in moderate light. I have some good shots of a whale shark taken up close at about six feet deep in murky water.
1062128
Every one I've ever had has been ok underwater. If your running a winch plan on buying two of them because you will go through them eventually but they work great!!
2235664
Mine have survived a few weekends going through creeks and mud. I am not sure about prolonged time submerged, but I have had them underwater for 15-20 minutes a time or two with no problem.
843335
No, I have not had that happen. I would send them back or exchange them. They are definately worth it. I swear by these after many years of problems.
666639
Have had my Nikon Aculon 10x50 for over a year with pretty ugh daily use and regardless of the weather they have performed perfectly. I would not recommend diving with them,however, rain, fog, mist etc has never caused a performance issuie. I don't think there is a rain hard enough that would hurt these binoculars. Highly recommend.
780729
I don't think so but not sure. We mostly swim indoors so less of an issue for us. Also the choice was between no goggles versus these.
702712
I haven't had the opportunity to try it out under water, but it does operate differently. I tried it out at home and the photos are blurry unless you have the lense set at maximum exposure (all the way out). It then takes clear photos. This means to me that you better be ready to use it when it is in that mode before it automatically turns off during your power saving mode.
2135845
They have a thin seal which does not help. I got some Zoggs trivision goggles with a seal 3 times as wide and solved the problem.
1760618
Nope you just move the little circles around to remove any fog even when you are underwater. They are great. Just be gentle so you do not lose the magnet.
675387
oh yea... specially if you are wearing them in bit cold/rainy season!!! It use to accumulate the moisture inside for me so making vision bit blurry