Well, as age creeps on, eye-sight diminishes so it seems.
My problem is on close-ups. Long distance is fine. Started wearing reading glasses about 10 years ago, but now my eye-sight is deteriorating and views of Sat-nav and instruments is getting a little blurred.
So, have now got a very nice pair of varifocals which, after getting use to them are great. Use them in the car and everything is in focus and as it should be.
But, - I shot myself in the foot somewhat. As I don’t like wearing glasses and admit to a certain degree of vanity, I went for a pair of rim-less specs that have fairly thin and flexible arms. Big mistake as I didn’t take in account wearing a crash-helmet.
When I try to wear them with my Neotec, the arms just flex and bend, and I can’t slot them in.
I’ve since tried my reading glasses, which at least slot it, but feel the pressure on my tabs. Also, I find it difficult to slot the ‘hooks’ over my ears.
So, before I blow another £400 what options and advice is on offer?
My problem is on close-ups. Long distance is fine. Started wearing reading glasses about 10 years ago, but now my eye-sight is deteriorating and views of Sat-nav and instruments is getting a little blurred.
So, have now got a very nice pair of varifocals which, after getting use to them are great. Use them in the car and everything is in focus and as it should be.
But, - I shot myself in the foot somewhat. As I don’t like wearing glasses and admit to a certain degree of vanity, I went for a pair of rim-less specs that have fairly thin and flexible arms. Big mistake as I didn’t take in account wearing a crash-helmet.
When I try to wear them with my Neotec, the arms just flex and bend, and I can’t slot them in.
I’ve since tried my reading glasses, which at least slot it, but feel the pressure on my tabs. Also, I find it difficult to slot the ‘hooks’ over my ears.
So, before I blow another £400 what options and advice is on offer?