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.
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.
535377
Haven't had mine for more than a few months (approximately 3-4), so far have has no issues with fogging though. I know it is still early to tell, but running water over them hasn't been a problem for me thus far. Hope this helps. -Jesse
1089487
Yes I have done many video's/photo's underwater with this case and they have come out clear. However, I have had a few that were blurred, but I believe that was caused by the murky water itself and not the bag.
1064416
They are not waterproof per se, but my camera and lenses were snug in my Lowepro bag when they rolled off a 10 foot high rock and landed in a 2in deep puddle, zipper down. Horrified, I scrambled off the rock and yanked my bag out of the puddle, and was amazed that not a drop of water got in my bag, and my dSLR and lenses were all unharmed. I will never own any bag except a Lowepro!!! Also, I have been caught in sudden rainstorms and have never had water get in my bag. Common sense should prevail though, and I wouldn't stay out in rain any longer than neccessary to get myself and the camera out of the weather. They are not waterproof per se, but my camera and lenses were snug in my Lowepro bag when they rolled off a 10 foot high rock and landed in a 2in deep puddle, zipper down. Horrified, I scrambled off the rock and yanked my bag out of the puddle, and was amazed that not a drop of water got in my bag, and my dSLR and lenses were all unharmed. I will never own any bag except a Lowepro!!! Also, I have been caught in sudden rainstorms and have never had water get in my bag. Common sense should prevail though, and I wouldn't stay out in rain any longer than neccessary to get myself and the camera... » Read More They are not waterproof per se, but my camera and lenses were snug in my Lowepro bag when they rolled off a 10 foot high rock and landed in a 2in deep puddle, zipper down. Horrified, I scrambled off the rock and yanked my bag out of the puddle, and was amazed that not a drop of water got in my bag, and my dSLR and lenses were all unharmed. I will never own any bag except a Lowepro!!! Also, I have been caught in sudden rainstorms and have never had water get in my bag. Common sense should prevail though, and I wouldn't stay out in rain any longer than neccessary to get myself and the camera out of the weather. « Show Less
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I just bought a pair for swimming. The signal cut out almost immediately after i put my head in the water. Funny because the bluetooth receiver is on the right ear. It only worked when i turned my head to the right for a breath. Other than that, they didnt work in the water at all. They worked fine testing them around the house.
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To be honest, mine Works really nice even at 125X. About clarity in my opinión at 100x is the average. Please just learn how to use them porperly. I´ve had very good moments with my binoculars for around 2 years.
527064
I have not used these in rain or fog. I can tell you that I had a very hard time with the focus adjustment. I was almost impossible to get the two sides in focus at the same time. I know how to adjust the focus on binoculars, but the pair I received were not "user friendly." I don't wear glasses, so I can't respond to that.
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I have them too but I usually do not wear my glasses when I am using the computer. When I did wear them, I do not recall any issues. I love this product and two people bought one for their desk after I started using mine.
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
148430
Hello, Yes it does work underwater, however the refractive index of water causes it to loose a little bit of power. It works well underwater from about 7 to 14 inches away. Above water you can focus down to about 4 inches. Hope that helps! -PolarPro
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I don't know as I've not tried it yet. Do know that the housing fogged up so I'm guessing pictures didn't work. Again, I've not actually viewed the video i took, but from past underwater camera experience, if the housing is fogged there is no way a good pic can come out.
1635144
Have only taken it shooting once. Do not recal it fogging up. I think I would remember, if it had, because I have a different pair I used with my chainsaw and it made me crazy
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I think that they are best I've ever had. I wear a neptune finis MP3 player with them. They will eventually start to fog. Forget about buying antifog treatments. Wash with shampoo occasionally (mild detergent), and every now and again, when they are completely dry, like before you jump into the water, spit into them and thoughly lick the inside of the lenses. Yes it sounds gross but your eyeballs are swimming in the same spit already and this coats the lens with a layer of protein. They stay perfectly clear after that. Doesn't work if they are already wet and try not to be seen doing this ("look everyone, that weirdo is french kissing their goggles!") I think that they are best I've ever had. I wear a neptune finis MP3 player with them. They will eventually start to fog. Forget about buying antifog treatments. Wash with shampoo occasionally (mild detergent), and every now and again, when they are completely dry, like before you jump into the water, spit into them and thoughly lick the inside of the lenses. Yes it sounds gross but your eyeballs are swimming in the same spit already and this coats the lens with a layer of protein. They stay perfectly clear after that. Doesn't work if they are already wet and try not to be seen doing this... » Read More I think that they are best I've ever had. I wear a neptune finis MP3 player with them. They will eventually start to fog. Forget about buying antifog treatments. Wash with shampoo occasionally (mild detergent), and every now and again, when they are completely dry, like before you jump into the water, spit into them and thoughly lick the inside of the lenses. Yes it sounds gross but your eyeballs are swimming in the same spit already and this coats the lens with a layer of protein. They stay perfectly clear after that. Doesn't work if they are already wet and try not to be seen doing this ("look everyone, that weirdo is french kissing their goggles!") « Show Less
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Belinda, I use these in a manufacturing environment and have had no issues with blurring. The main part of the safety glasses are just ANSI spec safety plastic. The only lens part is the bifocal. If you are seeing blurry you may need prescription safety glasses?
1968670
I suggest getting the flat lens housing. You get better video above and below water and the filters will help with color underwater, lights are really the best though.
605495
Not that I've had, but I haven't used it for extended underwater use. I've taken it swimming in rivers a couple of times and the pictures and video have come out clear.