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Comfort Saddle Pad
Best options for reducing lens thickness/weight without sacrificing too much image quality?
I refer to image quality as the picture I get from looking through the lenses. i.e low distortions etc.
I have a prescription of about -9.00D in each eye.
I've always had trouble with thick, heavy lenses and uncomfortable nose pads.
I've found some frames from Specsavers: HI RX 11, Lance, Manfred, Nelson.
Frame styles are quite large and 'old' style. I chose them primarily because they have the 'comfort bridge' aka saddle bridge which I find most comfortable and easily user adjustable. Large frame size don't help me in reducing lens thickness either...
I just need alternatives to high index lenses. I've only been willing to go up to a refractive index of 1.67 due to the distortions/chromatic aberrations.
Actually, the lab surfacing the lenses has nothing to do with it. They are made to a 1 mm center thickness.
Your lenses would be a stock lens in 1.67 anyway...so it is just the frame size that will control the edge thickness.
There is no other alternative to a high index lens...just a better frame choice.
With a smaller frame, there will be a lot less edge thickness, therefore less chromatic aberration and distortions.
If you are determined to stay with very big frames, then nothing can be done to help the problem.
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english saddle pad question?
is their a difference in comfort for a horse in deciding whether to ride with a wool saddle pad versus a woven cotton saddle pad? i prefer the look of the woven cotton ... but the horse's comfort always comes first. thanks!
I use the fleece saddle pads. Sometimes I use a baby pad with a half pad for schooling.You need to determine what your horse needs. If he has high withers, you may need a wither relief pad. I have a fleece and wool half pad that I use on an older TB who is a bit on the lean side. If you show english you will need a fleece pad contoured to your saddle.
Hope this helps!
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