CanadianGuy said:

you're that guy eh? lol, didn't take long

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Nature Boy said:

I know there has been a few threads on here about them, but what kind of billiard glasses do you use and why? I have an eye appointment next week, and would like some recommendations.

I had a list saved of the different companies I have read about on here, but my phone died and I lost them.

Thanks in advance!

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nmh2008 said:

How many tables do they have at this venue? There is a helluva lot of pool that gets played in these events, wow

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Bavafongoul said:

Prescription contacts for pool are impractical for everyday life’s vision needs, especially driving.
The depth of field prescription is adjusted to improve vision from 2-3’ distant to 12’. So your long
distance viewing suffers and is not practical for driving.

Getting contacts still require a optometrist so you can obtain a prescription and everyone has different
and distinct eyesight needs. Contacts are just another version of frameless, invisible eyewear to others
but need to be prescribed for the eyesight needs of the individual pool player’s requirements.

There’s also ongoing daily replacement cost for playing pool unless you can re-use them and how many
times? Regardless, there’s an on-going cost because of the contacts being a pool prescription, they’d be
impractical for wearing other than when playing pool. Nope, cool looking eyewear is the way to go, IMO.

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