Do these have twist-up eyecups, or flexible rubber flip-up eyecups?
50258
I don't think it's either. There are just just rubber rings around the eyepieces. They extend about ¼ inch beyond the eyepiece.
50259
These binoculars have the flexible rubber flip up eyecups. They roll down if you want to use them with eyeglasses so the vignetting effect Is reduced. When using the binoculars without eyeglasses, you leave the cups in the up position.
1657656
They are for me. There are roll down rubber cups on the oculars that when folded down make use with glasses better, but not as good as without glasses. My solution has been to use a neck chain with my glasses. I just let them drop and hang around my neck while using the binoculars with my naked eyes.
637390
Mine came with flip up covers on both front and back. One is larger than other due to size of lens.
1298480
They are flexible. you can twist, or bend them to a degree. I installed mine months ago. By memory, I would have to say they are around 2 feet long. I would suggest that while you have the door open installing them, clean all your window tracks and make sure they are thoroughly lubed. That's what I did, and mine work flawlessly. The right 1 is as fast as the left to open and close.
6031
This is the older one that works. The new twist kind are useless. Hope this helps!
2074951
The one I received has front and back slip on lens covers with an elastic between the two. Not as handy as flip up ones.
2169653
They have soft forming rubber that flips back completely out of the way easily. I personally don't wear glasses but would guess these would accommodate. Great binoculars.
927285
Hi ! Mindy ! These are safety glasses to protect the eyes ! They do not fold flat , like regular sunglasses ! If they did , I believe they would be rather bulky ! Also the glasses come with a restraining strap to go around your neck ! So they can be accessible as needed ! I hope this helps !
559282
They are rubbery and bendable. They also feel soft to the touch. I like them--it is nice to change up the color every once in a while.
947645
they are very flexible. I use 2 of them for a brake light on my motorcyle & was able to bend them around inside the lens area. They are also bright & have worked good for me.
929924
Yes. The eye cups adjust with a twist for glasses wearers like me. However I have found that by setting the focus adjustments per the instructions, I don't really need my glasses with these.
1366469
No, the eye cups are soft rubber molded that would require prying them off from the eye pieces
133762
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!
294984
Yes. They are hard plastic, strung on elastic. They are functional, but I usually replace them with flip-up types (I have several of these scopes).
1768757
No, those I received were not those pictured. They are thinner & quite flexible when you try to press down on them.I think the picture is of an earlier (and better) version. Too bad they cheapened them.
1049167
The package says, "Refill Rubber"; so I guess they're made of rubber. It's hard to tell since they come from China, and almost all the other information on the package is in Chinese. They fit the LaCross "scissors-style"-handle eyelash curlers; mine is silver colored. They work just fine for me.
1014815
No. You can twist them horizontally somewhat, but the only vertical movement is in the shades, not the arms.