How well do the earcups seal while worn over shooting glasses?
1517686
I wear regular eye glasses and they fit very well over those. I can't see a problem with shooting glasses.
1517687
I wore a pair of regular glasses with safety glasses over them. The ear cups sealed just fine, no problems.
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.
1225678
I wear them together and have no problem with sealing out sound. But after a few hours, your ears will get tender from pressed against the frame of your glasses and these frames.
771964
I have had my SoundTrues up reasonably high and my wife who sits next to me in our office could not hear my music. The around-ear are better at sealing out sound than the on-ears. Also, you have to make sure the earcups are properly seating around your ears. They should form a seal, and yes like most headphones, if you have them on awhile, they will get warm inside. When that happens, pull them down around your neck, the earcups will automatically face up to evaporate any moisture.
1112428
Minimal. They're quite snug fitting and contain sound very well. The only thing I would mention is that if you wear glasses, like me, they obviously won't be "as" snug and I could see that accounting for a bit of leakage, but I haven't had this issue myself.
2001897
You will not get as good of a seal on your face as the glasses will break the airtight seal. This would result in (perhaps minor) leakage through the sides of the things you are trying to filter. The panel is relatively large and as a result the glasses will probably fit, it's the ear parts which are more of a concern.
1842233
I went jogging a few times with them and they seem to stay put... I wear glasses too. Hope my experience helps you. Thanks.
1953346
No issues. I push the clips well on the band so as to give the upper part leverage/purchase. I have them just forward of the ear holes. I bought better goggles. The side pieces caused my speedo goggles to leak. The net said Aquasphere Kayenne are best and they are in fact good. No leaks minimum pressure. You need earplugs. I use EAR express pods. These are sound PPE infact (factories, building sites etc), but just happen to work very well and comfortably as water plugs. They are about $1 each reusable/washable.
2002779
I wear glasses and use these headphones all the time. I put the hooks against my head and the glasses next to them and have not had an issue.
822371
I am using them while wearing glasses with wide ear grips (similar to these: http://www.amazon.com/Polo-PH2039-Eyeglasses-5011-Black-Crystal-54mm/dp/B002VYJ96Y/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid;=1402306341&sr;=8-7&keywords;=polo+ralph+lauren+eyeglasses) and in general they feel pretty comfortable. The isolation still remains adequate but, as expected, not as good as when used without glasses. Finally, I occasionally notice a slight squeak when I turn my head around caused by the friction between the glasses grips and the padded speakers of the headphones.Personally however, I will definitely buy them again. I am using them while wearing glasses with wide ear grips (similar to these: http://www.amazon.com/Polo-PH2039-Eyeglasses-5011-Black-Crystal-54mm/dp/B002VYJ96Y/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid;=1402306341&sr;=8-7&keywords;=polo+ralph+lauren+eyeglasses) and in general they feel pretty comfortable. The isolation still remains adequate but, as expected, not as good as when used without glasses. Finally, I occasionally notice a slight squeak when I turn my head around caused by the friction between the glasses grips and the padded speakers of the headphones.Personally however, I... » Read More I am using them while wearing glasses with wide ear grips (similar to these: http://www.amazon.com/Polo-PH2039-Eyeglasses-5011-Black-Crystal-54mm/dp/B002VYJ96Y/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid;=1402306341&sr;=8-7&keywords;=polo+ralph+lauren+eyeglasses) and in general they feel pretty comfortable. The isolation still remains adequate but, as expected, not as good as when used without glasses. Finally, I occasionally notice a slight squeak when I turn my head around caused by the friction between the glasses grips and the padded speakers of the headphones.Personally however, I will definitely buy them again. « Show Less
932999
Personally, I find them very comfortable now that I've gotten used to them. I wear glasses with plastic ear pieces so the earpieces rub against the plastic and it makes a slight rubbing sound. The only time I even notice this is when there is no audio on and I'm shifting in my chair.
651516
I tested the muffs with glasses and the answer is yes, and no. There is a noticeable impact on sound protection when the glasses are warn directly on the ear (between the muff and the head); it breaks the muff's seal around the ear itself. However, if I angle the glasses just slightly then they can fit above the muff and inside the upper wires. It takes a little while to get used to the different sunglass position, but in my opinion having optimum sound protection is worth it.
299537
I haven't had a problem with ear protection muffs over these glasses. There is a little pressure on the ear hook, so if you are very sensitive to the added pressure it might bother you. Chances are you'll be fine. I don't need a tool to change the lenses. They snap in and out readily. No, they won't fit over prescription glasses. There are glasses designed for that.
1784751
I have a fairly large head and these fit me really well and there isn't a lot of tension so glasses shouldn't be any problem on the cups of the muffs.
1102241
I wear prescription glasses with a wire frame and have a pair of prescription sunglasses with a thicker plastic frame. Neither of them interfere with (or are interfered by) the earphones. The wires for the earphones wrap over the top of the ear and do not generally come into contact with my either of my glasses. The combination of the earphones and glasses do not cause a problem for me. That said, everyone is a little different and your exact fit may be different than mine.
604942
I have only used them for shooting and they work well for that, they will defiantly cut down on the sound but aren't going to make it disappear.
1784750
I have a very large head and wear glasses. These feel great (for gaming headsets) as long as you make sure to get your ears fully inside the cups. If you don't, they will smash your ears into your glasses and that is very annoying.