What do you attach it to at night or when weather is not appropriate for sunglasses? I don't wear glasses.
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With my current visor I would have to remove the rubber sleeve from the tit that goes between the visor and helmet. With the sleeve on the visor won't snap back into the helmet. Since I wear glasses I just use them on my regular glasses at night and sunglasses during the day
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I actually have attached mine permanently to my helmet. Just "turned it over" and pushed it onto the edge of my helmet's visor. I believe, if your helmet has no visor, you could do the same with the shell, although I have never tried that.
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I think you can buy some sort of attachment and affix it to your helmet ... or wear clear glasses which keeps you safe from debris and bugs.
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You need to wear a bike helmet with a visor and you can attach it to the visor itself.Very simple to use. Or just wear a hat and attach it to the bill of the hat.This also works very well.
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I had mine mounted in a sunglass frame so that I could wear them over my prescription eyeglasses. But any frame should be fine.
175491
Buy separate tie downs (bright colored ones - for night time viewing) and park in a place that you can see the car. I just drove cross country with this and had no problems- I made sure to park in visible sight of the car though.
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I have frameless glasses with thin stems. Hold my glasses snug. Don't do anything much more intense than hiking tho.
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Unfortunately, they do not have any way to attach them to safe keep them. I simply take them off prior to hitting the field and leave them in my vehicle or pockets. They lens covers are attached and simply flip down out of the way...but in all honesty there a pain, because they do on occasion get in the way, especially while bird watching. If you are using a harness strap, you'll find they keep the binoculars tight against the chest. Which will protect both the eye and lens. I do carry a $10 lens pen for emergency cleaning while in the field. Hopefully, this will help you.
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I tried to adj it. maybe its my eyes. can only use on cloudy days or at night
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I have two outside. They are under cover, but outside. They work just fine. My only complaint is the lack of night vision capability.
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I agree with the other responders... use a heavy duty light stand and sandbags (or an assistant) to hold the thing. It is a SAIL in the slightest wind. You can use it on any kind of monolight that has an umbrella socket.
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Make sure and take the telescope outside for about 30 min prior so that it adjusts to the temp and the lenses don't fog up. Also it's best to use late in the night as far away from city lights.
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Not needed during the day as I have some lighting from outside. If I want it on during the night time I can turn it on.
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If you need a light strip for outdoor, there is the same light strip with a silicone sleeve over it. If you use the light for indoor use the strip without the sleeve would be fine.
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It is dark and you can't see in unless a light is on. It does cut down on the glare from the sun.
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No, not if you don't attach them. Mine is just set in place, so I can angle it toward the sun.
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I have mine set behind a window to be viewed outside. It's very visible except in the early morning when the sun is shining straight onto it.
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Not sure about sunglasses, as there are thousands of designs out there. I used them on my regular glasses, and the only way to fasten them is with screws. They work great as replacements.
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There is an accessory available for using glasses. It clips them onto the top of the mask, that is inside the mask. Or, get some cheap throwaway reading specs and attach them onto the faceplate as I do. Use Velcro.
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I haven't used the glasses at night. I only use them for shooting and that's a daytime activity at the range. I can try them out tonight while walking around or driving, and see if they help with glare. It would be helpful if you can reply with how you plan to use the glasses for glare reduction, so I can replicate the conditions if possible.