What is the eye relief on these glasses? I like at least 20 mm.
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Don't remember the exact eye relief but both my wife and myself both wear glasses and love these binoculars for birding, etc. No vignetting or other noticeable problems as with other binocs I have owned. Can't beat em, for the price.
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There is no focus. Only adjustment is for the width of your eyes. That's it. They work fine for me. Maybe you need to use your glasses.
1764488
I wear glasses and they feel fine. There's no pressure on the back of the ear, so that's good. My only complaint is that I have small ears so they do start to hurt a bit in that area. Hope this helps!
109311
I am actually hesitant to answer this question, because obviously no one here read the product description. On the first line it states "8 1/2-10 1/2" eye relief". So 10.5" at 2x, and 8.5" at 7x.
438326
Standard Gunnar glasses have a +1.2 magnification to them, per their website:http://www.gunnars.com/gunnars-vs-cheap-alternatives/
687297
You'll be fine with the cheaper 20mm F/1.7, but if you want more wow factor, this 25mm F/1.4 is a luxury.
221465
It's not bad. I need glasses for far-away and it hasn't given me a headache yet :). The soft rubber around the eyepiece helps.
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They are small about 1/4 tall. My eyes are fine - no glasses and I have a little trouble seeing them with tinted goggles, clear goggles are fine though. Been using mine for 3 years + - no problems
57424
These have eye cups that twist and click out to 3 positions. The eye relief is 15mm, which is decent for most eyeglass wearers. I don't wear glasses and have the eye cups clicked all the way out. They are very comfortable and allow perfect viewing through the eyepiece lenses. There is, of course, a diopter adjustment if your eyes are not equal either.
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No they are the perfect size for a medium face. What I find is that I can't see quite as clearly as I can with my $$$$$ glasses.
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I'd say yes. These definitely helped me with the same problem. Depending how far you sit from your monitor, the lower the magnification you can handle the better. I have two pairs: 1.25x and 2.5x. I sit 25" from my monitor, making the 2.5x way too strong (blurry) for computer work but great for close work like devices, jewelry making, reading, etc. The 1.25x is just perfect for me for computer use at 25". Nice and sharp. They're good glasses for the price. Comfortable fit and relaxing for strained eyes.
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Not sure about the eye relief but i used it for about 4 months and then it got really dark. it is not a clear picture and it doesnt adjust corectly
962305
I have very small head and i think they are fine. About glasses i dont know coz i dont have ones. But i have earrings and these put preasure on them, not painfully but still
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SWFA Outdoors lists the eye relief on this scope at 14-29". It is one of the longer reliefs available from what I can find. Most pistol scope run eye relief out to 19-24". SWFA's price is also a tad better then amazon right now.
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Typically, those that wear glasses need at least 15mm of eye relief in binoculars. Some mid-size binoculars will offer upwards of 19-20mm. Generally, the rule of thumb is more is better, as the eye cups are adjustable and able to fine tune better to fit/focus a wider range of glasses. Having a larger eye relief means that your view through the binoculars will not diminish because your eye is so far back from the viewing lens with glasses on. This particular model offer 16mm of eye relief which makes it a good choice for those that wear glasses. Good luck!
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The eye relief is ~ 4 inches, depending on magnification. So what I believe you need is a long eye relief scope or a red dot. That will give you the proper eye relief. I hope that helps you sir.
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The eye relief is 3''. Depending on your shooting style you have a relitively full field of view between 2'' and 4''