I'm legally blind (20/400 ish) but I really enjoy crochet (I'm pretty good) and attempting to take photos (I'm not very good). Also, I love audiobooks and podcasts but that's probably a given.

I wall climb! It took some getting used to but once I did it was pretty amazing!

Reading is also a big hobby of mine, I'm an English student so I'm constantly listenting to audiobooks.

I don't see why you wouldn't be able to be into music? I play some piano. Learning might be a bit harder but it is not impossible!

Cooking! Then you can eat the results.

I knit, also know quite a few gamers who play Pokemon Lets Go on the Nintendo Switch.

Bowling, hiking, disc golf, reading, knitting, cooking.

Lots of podcasts and singing here. I'm probably not that great at the latter.

Playing MTG, Youtube, swimming, video games, reading, and technology in general.

I love to write and bake, though I do use some specialised equipment for the latter.

Writing, reading /r/nosleep stories, tabletop gaming online, playing games like Jackbox with friends over discord, watching way too many garbage shows, reading fanfiction, sculpting, and playing some text based games.

Hmm I am totally blind, from birth xd.

Brazilian Jiu jitsu (god, how I love him), reading fanfictions, fighting / running with potterheads on twitter, teasing my girlfriend, teasing my cat, reading tons and tons of science fiction and fantasy books, trying to learn programming, watching anime with my older brother, playing video games ...

Harry Potter fan fiction, youtube The Click is awesome along with Sorrow TV, podcasts, I can’t rec any.

I'm trying to get into amateur radio in an effort to make friends and network. Shortwave listening also comes with the territory. I just picked up a Cuban numbers station last week. I feel like a spy :)

I also need new hobbies lol. Most of my days are spent listening to audiobooks, podcasts, or YouTube. I occasionally cook/help with dinner and go for walks. I also write...or try to lol. Before my eye surgery last year, I really liked playing Sims, and looking at house plans and interior design stuff. Trying to think of ways to fill that void.

I love painting and drawing, climbing, walking, hiking, travelling, doing lego projects, journaling and scrapbooking, and I want to get into reading and running! Honestly, when we say blind people can do anything we mean it.

Edit : also not a hobby, but some people think it is, so my main source of entertainment is watching youtube videos. I don’t even own a TV.

Learning languages and video games

I cook, bake, play the piano, practice programming and build websites by hand, write, create my own games and constantly update them with new features, make board games accessible with braille and accessible websites, play online games, binge movies and shows, annoy my cat, manage/moderate some online communities, listen to hockey, and do accessibility consulting for various companies.

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I have some central vision in one eye, it \~20/200, very narrow visual field.

* boardgames - my husband installed a bunch of extra lighting over our game table and he/my friends help me out when I can't see something - I can use a magnifier to read cards or use my phone to zoom in on parts of the board, etc. It's getting harder, but it's my favorite hobby, so I stick with it
* D&D - pretty accessible without vision depending on how your DM does things - husband made me a large-print character sheet and I have some large dice that my kid repainted the numbers on so they'd have more contrast
* reading - it's mostly audio books these days, but if it's not, it's on my Paperwhite. Reading printed books has gotten painful to the point that I mostly don't even try
* Hobby electronics - I used to do this more, but now I can only do it in 5-10 minute sessions before the eye strain is too much and I can't solder small circuits anymore, etc. I'd maybe give it up entirely if I hadn't invested a lot of money into equipment over the years and I have a couple projects I want to complete.
* Digital art - still pretty accessible, since I have a big monitor and photoshop/illustrator let you zoom in a ton
* podcast - I used to run a weekly one with a friend, which we took a break from for about 8mo but we're about to start back up again

The biggest issue for me is that sometimes I get eye strain really quickly and for me that means sudden and severe nausea that lasts for hours. The hobbies I listed above are things I love to do and try to do every chance I get, but the reality is also that sometimes after a full day of work, I'm just not physically up to doing anything other than sitting in the dark and falling asleep to a book or the TV.

Podcasts, tech, watchong tech youtubers, board games, debate at my school, dancing.

Podcasts, tech, politics, playing switch with my daughter

I'm super into gardening, politics, and reading, that along with a corporate job takes up most of my time.

I'm an unemployed bum with 0 hobbies and 0 life.