Would they work ok for someone who wears glasses? based on the picture, it looks like that might be a problem.
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These binoculars have a relatively small opening but the due have extending eye cups for those that don't wear glasses. For those that do, you leave the eye cups retracted and then you adjust the binoculars to your eye width. I have used them in the past with glasses before I had my Lasik surgery without a problem. The pair that I recently bought was a replacement pair for ones that I gave to someone that liked the ones that I had.
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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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Because telescopes and binoculars are focused manually, glasses are not needed when using either. To use both at the same time is like trying to wearing two pairs of glasses at the same time, which by the way does work if you need especially strong magnification. However, to better answer this question I did try wearing my glasses while using the binoculars at the same time. It worked but reduced my field of view. Seriously, you do not need glasses while using any binoculars.
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Hi, they shouldn't be a problem. The phones are on ear and will easily form around the glasses.
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I don't think so. My husband says they are very tight against his face. Maybe it will work if the eyeglasses are small and wrap around your head a bit. (And if you have a small head.) But I think they would bend the frames on eyeglasses.
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They worked fine for me and I wear glasses. I wouldn't try doing gymnastics with them but they work well.
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Yes. They work really well. I even gave out some to friends that have glasses.
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It depends. I wear glasses, too. If you have big ears like mine are... Perhaps, it's a case by case thing. Try it out. If you don't like, the customer service is good. They'll work with you.
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No, they are excruciatingly uncomfortable to wear with glasses. I had to wear my contacts whenever I wore them and I have a small head. They broke within a year of purchase anyways.
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I think so...depends how big your glasses are, but I have seen people with glasses on underneath wear them
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Shouldn't be a problem if you have a narrow face. Womem with larger faces and heads might have an issue with these glasses.
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I wear reading glasses and I've used them successfully. Keep in mind that your glasses could fog though.
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Peter as i also wear glasses I can tell you for sure you can. They have great sound but are just a little clumsy to put on. Once you get past that you are good to go.
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Hey jim, it's hard to say. I don't wear glasses. It may be a little uncomfortable. You would have to try it to see.
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I don't wear glasses but they do fit kind of snug but I would think as long as you don't have thick frames you should be fine.
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You can wear them over your glasses but I'm not sure how the fit would be. They may fit a little tight.
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No, they wont interfere with glasses. The lamp itself pivots so you can point it downward while your wearing it, there should be plenty of room for glasses.
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As I don't wear my glasses all the time, I'm not sure I can give the best answer, but when I tried them on with my glasses on, they didn't seem too uncomfortable. They weren't falling off my ears, and the glasses weren't getting in the way of them either.
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To be honest, I do not think you could wear glasses and be comfortable. Also just to add I feel they would fog up with the goggles. **update: I tried with sunglasses and it was painful to say the least.