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GoldCrown · 2025-09-06T13:16:10-0700

bobbydee said:
I know I know there's way better more expensive alternatives but I'm not going pro here. Thanks as always!

I'm an upper level E player. I cheap out on booze and women.... not eyewear.
My first billiard glasses were converted Ray Ban pilot frames.

Paul_#_ · 2025-09-06T13:15:16-0700

Sale continues tomorrow, September 7. I don't know if these are still for sale or not:

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maha · 2025-09-06T13:13:51-0700

it adds as much complexity as you breaking your wrist on the stroke.

and its not dead but rarely used as the fast cloths don't call for it. pool has changed a lot with time as most sports. and those in the present usually cant fathom what worked in the past.

or how good those players really were. and how bad the modern player in the pool room is compared to previous decades back.

The Old Jaybird · 2025-09-06T13:12:22-0700

I've had 2 pairs of sports glasses made for me over the years, in the mid 70s for shooting skeet and the mid 90s for shooting pool. very similar, in fact if I could have located the skeet pair they would have work fine for pool, with maybe a Rx change. Basically they sit higher on your face to allow you to look out of the top of the lens easier.

RobH · 2025-09-06T13:08:38-0700

This is one of my players.

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