I was in Assetto Corsa the other day and everything was totally normal
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Iâm even more concerned about the CK.
However, in the interest of being able to use your headset, I strongly suggest adding a counterweight. Mine is 11.1 oz / 312 g (about 1/2 the weight of the headset itself). My headset doesnât slip forward and more importantly, no longer presses painfully down on my nose.
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I scanned the comfort kit with an iPhone app called Capture and I created my comfort kit extra distance version for European faces / people with IPD over 65 hehe.
Here is my mod:
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I have to say that CK with mod⌠is the best experience overall I have in my life, even better than odyssey, halo system, index, etc⌠CK+DAS+mod = absolutely 0 distortions, 0 glare 0, good fov at normal, 0 pain in my face and I can use my real IPD (69) without eyestrain.
With normal foam I have to use 66 for the IPD. But it isnât my real IPD.
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That looks thicker.
I need a thinner one.
I have a giant brain and it needs the giant bearded German head to rest in. My 20/20 eyes rest deep in the skull. But they canât find their prey if the refractions get too strong. I tried the old solution (beer) but it didnât help either.
P.S. How do you weave/print that into a comfort kit foam? Do you recommend a certain material?
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The best option is to have 3 foams. Thinner, normal and very very thick. Because if I add 1,5cm of rigid material⌠it need in my case (and my local friends who has the same sight like me) almost 2,5cm added to the normal CK.
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You have a small head then. 
Please create a topic in #ACCESSORIES:Mods3dprinters with your 3d printable mods. Use topics there as a guide.
Ie Yenâs Pimax Hmd Mods
https://community.openmr.ai/t/grodenvr-pimax-hmd-printables/27161?u=heliosurge
Here is a topic Sample.
(3dscan was referring to was complete comfort gasket to modify and print in tpu?)
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This is probably the issue we face here. Pimax should offer a shorter face gasket for the western countries.
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Or a foam. Anything I can exchange - because I cannot use mine.
Itâs embarassing that weâre guinea pigs again. I bet I will have to pay even more for a solution. 
Hahaha I donât know, but I have ipd 69. I think itâs difficult to have big ipd with small heads. Even if you are a teenage ninja turtle haha
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Unfortunately, I do not have a Comfort Kit yet, but I was wondering if glasses have any relevance to this discussion?
My situation is that I do wear glasses and I require a thick padding (Odyssey, I canât remember if it is 16mm or 18mm but it was the thickest available at the time), I canât use the original. My ipd is minimum (60) and I have a sharp, âEuropeanâ face.
If Iâm understanding the posts correctly, that seems the opposite of the majority of âEuropeanâ face comments.
For whatever itâs worthâŚ
Edit: anyone any good at spreadsheets care to put something together so that we can start collecting some data?
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I think I must be a freak, I need thin foam at the top and a lot more foam at the bottom on My cheeks or the HMD drops down at about a 5-10 degree angle and digs into the top of My nose.
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To me, it sounds like what you really need is a counterweight. It solved my painful pressure-on-the-nose issue.
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It worked for me too.
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Yep me too. The headsets are front heavy, which is painful on the nose without a counterweight to rebalance it.
Once again, bring on the MAS which is going to be a far better solution for this than my cheap DIY fix 
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Iâve got extra padding too, but doesnât help. The headset just wants to push down at the front all the time without a balancing weight at the back
Combine that with the useless strap and itâs a non-starter without DIY
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That`s what the top strap is for 
Fit the side strap as low as you can get it at the back of your head and make it tight.
Then adjust top strap.
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Which canât be tightened enough
I guess itâs just an issue for
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