Who hunts with glasses?

[drop dead fred]

Well my vision is deteriating pretty quickly and looks like I'll be wearing my glasses this year. My worry is one the glare! Does the glare on the lense cause a problem? Two do they make a more "athletic" type pair of glasses my oakleys are a more "dress" style...

[hopedale]

I have. I think I shoot better with the glasses on but I prefer contacts. The only time it's been an issue has been when it started to rain.

[CRT]

I've used my contacts and glasses. Granted I've only been rifle hunting but I've never had a problem with glare!

[bluelund79]

I refuse to hunt in glasses. Its contacts only for me. I dislike the lack of periphial(sp) vision. Someday I am going to break down and just get lasik done

[drop dead fred]

I can't do contacts I can't touch my own eye lol

[wes122984]

i do.once i wore my glasses to the field and saw way more deer than i normally did i started wearing them all the time. i just order them from zenni optical and get some full frame army style frames and i can shoot fine with them. cost about $10 lenses and all.

[CRT]

I can't do contacts I can't touch my own eye p

I used to be totally grossed out by it too but you do eventually get used to it! Lol

[blzn04]

I have been wondering the same thing. I am near sided in my right eye andand far sighted in my left eye. when i have both eyes open i can see pretty well. the problem is that i am right hand dominant. so i close my left eye when i aim which makes me near sighted. I constantly have to keep opeing both eyes to make sure that I am actually seeing where im aiming. Before anyone says it...i have tried shooting with both eyes open and i find that it makes the target clear but makes the peep/sight housing alignment blurry. And also dont recommend that I learn to shoot left(wrong) handed. I have tried shooting with sunglasses on and the nose piece blocks the peep sight. So i would have to find some glasses that dont have a thick rim by the nose. I have finally got my creed completely dialed in and this is the only thing i have left to stretch my distance past 40 yards

[hcshooter]

I wear glasses all the time, been hunting for lets just say a lot of years with them and no issues. Now days the transition is better than ever so it helps. I never had a problem with animals picking up a glare or something.

[stickman]

Been hunting with glasses since I was 14, 21 yrs ago.

[waterdog]

its going to be a whole new game with Binoculars! play around with them, and see what works best for you

[jerp]

You will get used to them. I have worn glasses for 50 of my 58 years so I know of what I speak. My eyes won't tolerate contacts, and I have a corneal condition that disqualifies me for LASIK. It might be frustrating at first but eventually your brain will adapt and without thinking about it you will adjust your head to see through them clearly. Glare will not be a problem if they are fitted properly and you Dont skimp on the lenses - spend the extra money and get the non glare coating.

[bonecollector12]

For some reason it's really hard for me too shoot in glasses. I haven't figured out why but, fortunately my vision is still good enough where I don't need glasses or contacts to shoot in.

[grizzman]

I do. I get the mon-reflective coating on my lenses.

[Hoff1967]

I used to wear glasses or contacts and glasses are bad about fogging up if you wear a face mask. I finally decided to get Lasik a few years ago and it was the best thing i ever done. My only regret was not doing it long ago.