1 / 7TriEye Cycling Glasses with Left Rear-View Mirror
TriEye cycling glasses combine a left-side rear-view mirror with photochromic lenses, according to the listing. UV400 protection and wind resistance are also claimed, but no further technical details are supplied here.
At a glance
- Left-side rear-view mirror
- Photochromic lenses
- Wind-resistant and UV400 claims
Pros and cons
Pros
- The built-in left mirror gives riders a way to check behind without relying solely on a separate mirror accessory.
What to know before buying
- The listing does not specify lens tint range, mirror adjustment, fit dimensions or the basis of its wind-resistance and UV400 claims, so suitability for a particular rider is not established.
Who is it for?
Customer reviews on Amazon
- 5 stars
61% 61% - 4 stars
14% 14% - 3 stars
9% 9% - 2 stars
4% 4% - 1 star
12% 12%
Aggregate customer ratings lean positive, with most in the five-star category, but a notable share are one-star. With no customer comments supplied, the reasons for this spread are unknown. The ratings alone cannot establish how well the mirror or photochromic lenses work for a particular rider.
Frequently asked questions
Which side has the rear-view mirror?
The product title specifies a left-side mirror.
Are the lenses photochromic?
Yes. Photochromic lenses are claimed in the listing, but it does not give a tint range or transition details.
Does the listing claim UV protection?
Yes. It claims UV400 protection, though no supporting test details are provided.
