TheLamonster
Oakley Beginner
- 49
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I recently had to return my prescription Cables because when I looked anywhere other than straight ahead, my eyes couldn't focus together. It was a really weird effect and I don't know how else to describe it. It was like each eye was looking at something different. No bueno for driving.
My question is WHY. Maybe it's the base curve? Except my prescription Gibstons and Gauge 8s are similarly wrapped and I can see through them just fine. Maybe it's a manufacturing defect? Doesn't seem very likely with all of the complex mathmetics and precise machines used to make the lenses. Maybe it's due to how close the Cables frame is to the face?
Hoping someone with knowledge like @Chris A Hardaway can help me identify what the issue likely was, because I'd like to order a few more Rx frames but I don't want to have to end up returning them.
My question is WHY. Maybe it's the base curve? Except my prescription Gibstons and Gauge 8s are similarly wrapped and I can see through them just fine. Maybe it's a manufacturing defect? Doesn't seem very likely with all of the complex mathmetics and precise machines used to make the lenses. Maybe it's due to how close the Cables frame is to the face?
Hoping someone with knowledge like @Chris A Hardaway can help me identify what the issue likely was, because I'd like to order a few more Rx frames but I don't want to have to end up returning them.