Helmet Visor with Optical lenses?

[kay1605203579]

hi i know this thread sounds weird.

 

i am short-sighted and wear glasses. it is troublesome to remove glasses, put on full-face, then put on glasses.

 

possible to have visor with optical degree?

[robmysoul]

Yes that's possible, gonna be pricey i guess.

 

Easier option:

Contact Lens,

[kay1605203579]

Yes that's possible, gonna be pricey i guess.

 

Easier option:

Contact Lens,

 

I have high astig and I am in the IT industries facing computer terminals most of the time. So contact lens without astig is not preferred for me.

[kay1605203579]

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Edited January 1, 2013 by kay
double post

[Paikia44]

Visor is one single piece.... And usually ppl has different degees of myopia.. So how to make leh?? Also... The visor distance is further from the eyes as opposed to glasses. So how leh?

 

Anyway these are my KPO thoughts cos I don't wear specs. Hehehehe

[Paikia44]

Doublecheeseburger

[feilong]

would a flip up full face helmet better fit your needs?

[naim]

give flip up a try. i converted from fullface to flip-up solely because i could not stand wearing contact lenses anymore. i miss the secure feeling of a fullface, but its a tradeoff for daily comfort & convenience.

[MR BIKER]

I always jealous of non-specky. 40 yrs wearing glasses. also high astig. now going blind. must wear bifocal. cannot read book.. dont think its viable. imagine small spec lens so expensive , so a big one like a helmet shield. i think the refractive property of the curve shield may cause some problem and lastly. will get scratches more than your usual specs.

[kay1605203579]

mayb its time i shld tink abt lasik for my eyes.. lol

[BC]

there are contact lens in the market for short-sightedness + astig...

 

i am using monthly disposable ones from acuvue... but i only used them when i go off-road...

[mikecwm]

try the flip up. I am using one with a sun visor/shade which can be flipped down. very convenient for speckies

[Tofu_man]

But... is it really THAT troublesome? I've worn specs with a FF for the longest time.

[mikecwm]

I guess it's a matter of getting used to it. Choice of specs also important. I always choose a spec frame with straight arms so that I can easily push it in after putting on my helmet.

 

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