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Question on Juliet sitting too low on nose.

Oakley Dokie

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Hi OF,

I have recently purchased a Juliet and the shades sit to low on my nose which make it uncomfortable. I have purchased the large nose bomb from Linegear and it does not help as it still sits too low. Do I need require a tune up as I am not sure if it will help or there is other solution? Any advice will be greatly appreciated.
 
Hi OF,

I have recently purchased a Juliet and the shades sit to low on my nose which make it uncomfortable. I have purchased the large nose bomb from Linegear and it does not help as it still sits too low. Do I need require a tune up as I am not sure if it will help or there is other solution? Any advice will be greatly appreciated.
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Yes, I have both small and large nose bomb and the larger one suits better.

I am using temple shox #15 and #25 is too tight for me.

Do I need a tune up? Any other solution?
 
Hi OF,

I have recently purchased a Juliet and the shades sit to low on my nose which make it uncomfortable. I have purchased the large nose bomb from Linegear and it does not help as it still sits too low. Do I need require a tune up as I am not sure if it will help or there is other solution? Any advice will be greatly appreciated.
Interesting that they sit low on your nose with the large bombs. I have a big nose, but it's narrow. I can wear either size bomb and they fit similarly. I haven't tried wearing any of the pairs I've bought recently that are in desperate need of a tune up, but I could see how having flexy flex couplers would make a pair of Juliets sit low on your nose, even with large bombs.

How much flex does the nose bridge have?
 
There are still room to flex the nose bridge, but I did not apply much force to it. I guess you may be right in flexy flex couplers.
 

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