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| I got my Wrap 310, Im a normal guy, build, 3'3" no obese in anyway, normal face, nouse etc. lol. Anyway
I feel like the visors (lenses) for the 310 ar eto close to each others, if I watch only one by closing one eye it look ok but when i try to watch both of then as i normally should the image look bad because they are just to close to each other. This product is made or girls or guys with a very small face. Is there any way to separate the lenses a little bit? |
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| | No way . They are not designed very well. I have the exact same problem . Returning mine. |
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| I have the same problem, lenses are too close together on my Wrap 920.
An optimally positioned lens is 100% visible with uniform brightness across the field of view.
Dimness on one side is evidence of a mal-positioned lens.
This is the problem I have with the Wrap 920.
For me, it is impossible to get both lenses into their optimal position at the same time.
One lens (either the left or right) will have dimness due to mal-positioning.
I tried (futilely) to remedy this by moving the lens pairs leftward and rightward, but this just makes one lens become clear while the other lens goes dim/obscured.
Despite this design flaw, I like my Wrap 920 because of its focus adjustment feature.
I can wear the Wrap without my prescription glasses, which is nice.
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