do you aim for the neck with these?
1294321
You can...depends on your skill level. However, design is not intended as such as that with a guillotine blade that's intent is for wacking of the neck! This is a standard mechanical broadhead three blade design to cavity impact the body.
1660153
Only if you follow the instructions. If you do not wear them correctly your attempt to slay the dragon will only serve to anger the dragon. I purchased these for this purpose, however I forgot to purchase a dragon finder. Now these headphones just set in my pocket waiting for the day of the dragon attack. WARNING! These do not work on zombies. If you need zombie killers I suggest the JVC brand.
1672599
I found them to be simple to wear behind the neck. They cause no discomfort.
1816569
You can use these when sitting up. I use them when I am traveling on an airplane and just sitting up straight. This does reduce neck strain.
1446977
As for the "puppet lines" around your mouth. That was my focus area an it seemed to make a difference. I didn't use it on my neck so I can't answer that part.
41762
It is not recommended on the neck; but I have used it on my traps without issue. However, I did place the pads further from my neck and closer to my shoulder, just to be safe. The results were satisfactory.
522084
Not really. I tried it. It is kind of hard to hold them in position. If you have bad ASTIGMATISM, THESE WILL NOT FOCUS ENOUGH.
1483207
Only if they're of the type that swivel or join behind the head (or around the neck). Similar to a Peltor B series neckband shooting earmuff (e.g. PELH10B). Not good with a typical over-the-head muff.
739822
Yes they can. That is exactly why I bought them. I have a neck injury and leaning forward to hold the handle bars and lifting my head up causes pain in my neck and I wanted to be able to sit up straighter while riding and not have to lift my head up. They work great.
1996428
Lol. They're not real tight, but the'll likely still cause a small dip. The dip could probably be easily worked out with a comb. I think it is worth the hair comb because they are the most comfortable headphones I've ever worn and also the clearest.
807864
No. I just bought one and the instructions explicitly say "do not use on the face. This device should only be used below the neck line". It says this at least twice in the instructions, so i think they mean it.
983163
Yes ............you can place the open/close side to the outside or inside (toward the shoulder or away from). Having the close/open side away from the shoulder makes for a very comfortable fit. I use them on Guitar straps as well and they fit and feel really well. I, personally, think they are well worth the money and are of a good value........They surely serve their purpose(s).
1836333
The weight distribution is better if it is at the waist. It doesn't dig into my neck as much. However you're gonna flip it around as you're using it anyway.
2010917
Not sure that all folks do !! However, wider field of view on these means you can find your target quicker; plus less collimation issues here (why I'm not sure) means better and more reliable focus; plus these can be hand-held longer with less wobble due to relatively lighter weight and lower magnification.
1003613
Not if you put them in right! I find that there's a certain angle they're designed to be held in your ear. They're really comfortable and fit snugly!
573937
I would say that along with some interference with jewelry when around your neck are the only drawbacks about these glasses. When you lean the back of your head against a pillow or something they tend to push forward on your face, at least mine do, however, you can fuss with them and make them work for you even when in that position other than that they are absolutely wonderful...they look nice, no more lost glasses and they are great conversation starters! Hope this helps.
947916
Yes, I believe that they do. I like them for the body fit, the material weight as compared to Hanes or Jockey. Its just that the neck band stretches and rolls downward in front, therefore, looking sort of oafish if one is wearing an open neck shirt.