Great video. The cloth with red dots and lines was very helpful. Also, love that video was short and to the point. Thanks!

I have found that larger nosepads can also help slightly raise the glasses, like the 15mm ones, or maybe just helps them from sliding down as much with more surface area.

Wow, very good video. I have progressive lens with no frame on my lens, just have a titanium bar holding lens together at bridge of my nose. Recently had pads changed by my eye doc folks and lost a pad, now I'm afraid to try and replace and adjust. Love my progressive lens and frame less glasses though.

It’s all in how you explain it and of course seeing is believing. It seems that the easiest to adjust is also the easiest to become unadjusted. Show me how to replace th D-shape snap in nose pads w/no screw please.. thanks for your time an willingness to do this show it was well done. Cheers!

great video!👍

The nose pads I have are static and not easily adjusted like the one you are using. My main problem was not addressed and there may not be a solution. I have a very thin bony bridge. Adjustments do not work. Oversized bridge pads do not work. I have sewn soft rubber cups over the pads, but that does not work. It works better than anything else, but still leaves a large red area that aches. My pads are adjustable, but no adjustment seems to work. Contact lenses are out of the question for me as my eyes are deep set, and I'm 78 years old and do not want the aggravation. So other than some sort of band over my head holding the glasses off my nose, I don't know what to do. Any ideas? Thanks.

How do i adjust nosepads if they are slipping down my nose?

What is the model number of the second pair of Ray-Bans that you picked up, the round frames you held up right after the Clubmaster frames?

i have a pair of aviator sunglasses glass in 57mm with skull but they slide down the bridge of the nose. i guess the nose pads need a tighter adjustment.