Thanks McKenzy, Andrew and [?]. Monocles seem to be the solution. Since
getting cataract surgery (plastic lenses) in both eyes some 8-9 years ago
now, after 40+ years of dealing with strong myopia and astigmatism, I'm too
happy with my 20/20 to 20/40 in-bright-Georgia-O'Keefe-level-NM-sunlight
visi
I forgot to add that I also carry supercheapo folding reading glasses from the
dollar store as emergency, high magnification backup glasses. The ones I've
found fold up and go in a case that is about 1" x 1" x 2".HTH,Andrew
On Friday, June 3, 2022, 01:06:07 PM GMT+10, Andrew Letton
wrote:
I've been riding with these cheap "cheaters" from Duluth Trading for years:
https://www.duluthtrading.com/wrap-style-clear-cheaters-82382.html#lang=default&brandName=duluth&q=cheaters&start=2
They also have a "dark" version:
https://www.duluthtrading.com/wrap-style-cheater-sunglasses-82383.html#l
Ever since a mid-ride episode of both myself and my riding partner being
unable to make out the text on our phone's Google maps (on a 60th birthday
ride, no less), I've been using bifocal cycling glasses. Photosensitive
Tifosi's is the current fave for a budget-minded rider like me. 1.5
diopter
Hi Patrick,
As a printmaker and as a friend of botanists -I've received magnifying
loupes / botanist loupes before. They come in a variety of shapes and
sizes. Some are quite compact and have a variety of lens magnifications. I
don't know if that is helpful. But as somebody who enjoys nice "o
