has anyone experienced blurry vision underwater with these?
75277
Did you remove the plastic protective sheet on the outside of the lens before you first used it?
75278
I never had blurry vision with these as long as they were clean and clear of any fog. I bought some cat spit at one time but just regular plain old spit works just as well and is what I typically do. Love these goggles. Very comfortable. Better than any speedo I ever tried.
75279
No. My daughters have been wearing these for 5 years and love them. We tried others but these are the best. My husband also uses these and love them too.
75280
yes, clear above water but blurry underwater. But they fog less and have a wider field of view than what I used previously.
1848772
no - go check out x-1 waterproof headphones - much cheaper and waterproof ( I swim a lot with them)
2166620
No problem! However, I have lost 2 adapters already. They easily come off when you're not paying attention. I also change lenses underwater with no problems at all.
666639
Have had my Nikon Aculon 10x50 for over a year with pretty ugh daily use and regardless of the weather they have performed perfectly. I would not recommend diving with them,however, rain, fog, mist etc has never caused a performance issuie. I don't think there is a rain hard enough that would hurt these binoculars. Highly recommend.
1814955
No. We returned ours since it only worked once. Did not meet the claim of going underwater up to 1 meter.
534140
I got them some time ago, and they are still working well, the little remote has started to lag a bit, but I'm guessing its due to the need of a new battery.. I can tell you that once I did drive trough a flooded highway and nothing happened to them, but again I did not have them underwater for a prolonged period of time. At most 3 to 4 minutes.
617400
My experience is that I had trouble switching from video to pictures underwater. I would have to come up to the surface to change settings.
7231
Yes, absolutely. They feel silky, no leaking (once you fit them to your head), no fogging up. You can swim forever with these goggles.
1049994
I only used them while skiing. I used them each time so I can only say I never had moisture inside the case to fog the lens. I did not use them while snorkeling using the wrist case. Did not have any lens fog there either. Either way, the strips don't hurt anything so throw one in if you open your case in a moist or humid environment.
780729
I don't think so but not sure. We mostly swim indoors so less of an issue for us. Also the choice was between no goggles versus these.
804719
They have yet to be submerged. I have them on and around the water, and the thick wet woods. The coating gives good grip and no fogging. Sooooo A+ so far
11116
No...I have not. It could be an issue of of wrong corrective lenses to your prescription.
663674
Sound can be muffled with them but they can still hear. Everyone may be talking a little louder but they are worth it for us. Whenever my daughter went underwater without them she would get swimmers ear that led to infection.
1760618
Nope you just move the little circles around to remove any fog even when you are underwater. They are great. Just be gentle so you do not lose the magnet.
1362283
I just bought a pair for swimming. The signal cut out almost immediately after i put my head in the water. Funny because the bluetooth receiver is on the right ear. It only worked when i turned my head to the right for a breath. Other than that, they didnt work in the water at all. They worked fine testing them around the house.
1064416
They are not waterproof per se, but my camera and lenses were snug in my Lowepro bag when they rolled off a 10 foot high rock and landed in a 2in deep puddle, zipper down. Horrified, I scrambled off the rock and yanked my bag out of the puddle, and was amazed that not a drop of water got in my bag, and my dSLR and lenses were all unharmed. I will never own any bag except a Lowepro!!! Also, I have been caught in sudden rainstorms and have never had water get in my bag. Common sense should prevail though, and I wouldn't stay out in rain any longer than neccessary to get myself and the camera out of the weather. They are not waterproof per se, but my camera and lenses were snug in my Lowepro bag when they rolled off a 10 foot high rock and landed in a 2in deep puddle, zipper down. Horrified, I scrambled off the rock and yanked my bag out of the puddle, and was amazed that not a drop of water got in my bag, and my dSLR and lenses were all unharmed. I will never own any bag except a Lowepro!!! Also, I have been caught in sudden rainstorms and have never had water get in my bag. Common sense should prevail though, and I wouldn't stay out in rain any longer than neccessary to get myself and the camera... » Read More They are not waterproof per se, but my camera and lenses were snug in my Lowepro bag when they rolled off a 10 foot high rock and landed in a 2in deep puddle, zipper down. Horrified, I scrambled off the rock and yanked my bag out of the puddle, and was amazed that not a drop of water got in my bag, and my dSLR and lenses were all unharmed. I will never own any bag except a Lowepro!!! Also, I have been caught in sudden rainstorms and have never had water get in my bag. Common sense should prevail though, and I wouldn't stay out in rain any longer than neccessary to get myself and the camera out of the weather. « Show Less
1079258
No, they are not. You would need to look at the more expensive PCF series if you need waterproof / fog-proof binoculars.