Glassing fatigue.

[Gun&BowSD]

Tri-pod 100% for the win. Also I bought a pair of Sig Zulu6 12x42 with the stabilizing tech. They come in various models with 12 being the lowest power. I thought the price was incredible. You feel so dirty the first time you take them out. Like you have cheat codes on. But for glassing, top notch. My fatigue always came from my spotter or wind shaking optics. I had such confidence in those, my spotter held down my cot in the wall tent. I tried the eye patch thing and it still wasnt as good as a shawl draped over
Tri-pod- binos- shawl over your head. Comfortable position

 

[Waugh]

Had lasik back in 2011 and had amazing vision up until about a year ago, now I’ve started having to wear readers for up close stuff and having trouble refocusing after looking through the glass and then pulling back to look at something close. Also noticed a decrease in my quality of low light vision going fast. Getting old sucks! Grey hair didn’t bother me, thinning hair didn’t bother me, but my eyesight issues hurt my feelings. Enough of my whining I have to repeat what many others in this thread have said. Buy the best glass you can get and it does make a difference. Now running NL Pure 14x52’s for my tripod mounted binos and BTX for longer range stuff from the vehicle. Made a big difference in my eye fatigue and trouble refocusing after coming off the glass. Also started a specific supplement for vision health, not sure how much it works but the cost is negligible and I discussed it with my eye doctor first.

 

[elkman224]

Buy Meoptas, dont look back.