Is one of the eye pieces adjustable for differences in eye sight?
2044135
Yes. These Binoculars are just like most with a diopter adjustment. I'm extremely near-sighted myself so this feature was an important consideration for me.
133763
I think this is the difference:Features twist-up eyecups and a large center-focus knob for easy adjustments; I used two pairs in South Africa on some safaris and they were amazing! Glad I bought two pairs for my friends an my family!
2084279
Yes, you can move the eyepieces in toward each other or farther apart to adjust the field of view. I don't think the scope moves up and down to get closer to object though. I only used once to check it out befor I wrapped but I'm pretty sure position is fixed but the eye pieces do move in and out.
1396709
Everyone has a different eye shape. It is impossible for anyone other than you to know what will work best.
450559
No this sight is meant to be used with both eyes open for a full range of view and has no eye relief. You can adjust the raticle for brightness which is nice when you are using it at different times of the day or when it's cloudy. I'm out in my hunting blind right now and it's overcast so I have ithe brightness dialed down which also makes it more difined. Hope this helps
1725707
Yes - they are adjustable and can be one in the center or two side by side!
261925
Yes. There is a plastic pair that is clipped to the frame. It is just obe piece and is very thin. My optician told me that it can't be used for progressives. I am not sure if she was referring to my specific eye grade. I just had her mount lenses for distance.
1625257
In my opinion yes, I haven't measured the center to center dimension of the eye pieces but it looks to be 3.5 - 4 inches. Also, a smaller nose bridge helps the fit.
1334712
Yes! You can adjust it. But, in my case, it was difficult to find the way to change. Read and follow the direction ^^
2263867
There are two different locations: There is a small straight piece that sticks up right above the right Eye Lens, and there is another adjustment knob in the middle between the two Eye Lens (The Large Knob).
1974953
I set the focus for one eye in the non-diopter lens with the center focus ring, then looking at the same spot with the other eye, adjust the diopter adjustable lens to focus. Once this is done, you should be able to focus for both eyes with the center ring. Each person may have to adjust to suit their own vision, but if only one person uses the binoculars, they shouldn't have readjust the diopter to focus with the center ring. Note your diopter position for the purpose of quickly realigning if someone changes your setting,
262493
None that I'm aware of. You can adjust the two sides for the glasses to be closer or further down your nose. I have found the glasses to be well made and comfortable.
162312
No but the matching front sight does. The rear sight will adjust left and right. They are great sights.
1442237
Yes, I think the right-hand diopter adjustment is usual. I admit I don't use it often as the improved adjustable eyecups and big bright eyepieces allow me to keep my glasses on. I do like these binoculars. I especially value their ability to focus close-up, so they work as well for the backyard feeder as out in the field.
955256
You have to adjust it for your vision as the eye piece fits your eye. So yes.
1246209
Sorry but it is not adjustable. Probably could be a little if you bought pads and attached them. I have used these glasses for over a year and never had any issues with how they fit.
2071893
Not adjustable but on this one you do have two different light sources. If you only want to use one you can turn the other light source off. I hope this helped