Adidas has a pretty cool sport sunwear line, IMO.
If your Rx is not too bad, there is "direct glaze".
If you can't "direct glaze" because of the frame, they have "adapters" which are semi-rimless mountings that jam into the chassis.
If you're blinder yet, they have "clip ins", rimless and full rim.
The rimless clip-in I have not seen.
The full rim clip-in I have a sample of. It has an eyewire attached to a silicone strap nosepad that attaches to the frame. It's very slick and seems to work great in the demo frame.
I looked under the slit lamp at how an eyewire could attach to a silicone "nosestrap". It looks like some kind of clear adhesive. Looks like it's robustly glued on there, all right.
My question to any who may have used this device: does the silicone "nosestrap" + clip-in eyewire separate when the silicone degrades? To me, it may be a sunshine and unicorns kind of design.
I hope I'm over-worrying.
Blind people wearing adidas.
If your Rx is not too bad, there is "direct glaze".
If you can't "direct glaze" because of the frame, they have "adapters" which are semi-rimless mountings that jam into the chassis.
If you're blinder yet, they have "clip ins", rimless and full rim.
The rimless clip-in I have not seen.
The full rim clip-in I have a sample of. It has an eyewire attached to a silicone strap nosepad that attaches to the frame. It's very slick and seems to work great in the demo frame.
I looked under the slit lamp at how an eyewire could attach to a silicone "nosestrap". It looks like some kind of clear adhesive. Looks like it's robustly glued on there, all right.
My question to any who may have used this device: does the silicone "nosestrap" + clip-in eyewire separate when the silicone degrades? To me, it may be a sunshine and unicorns kind of design.
I hope I'm over-worrying.
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