I have been using different versions of TriEye since my participation in the Kick Starter Campaign. I have been satisfied with each of my three pairs I have purchased since then. All cyclists should own a pair.

Outstanding solution. Especially since I have neck issues. After a bit of trial and error and practice, it becomes second nature to check your 6 with a glance.

Work as advertised and didn't take long to get used to them. Much better than trying to crane my neck to see what's coming from behind. I was also able to apply stick-on bifocal lens to the glasses.

It was effort to find these, and expense to purchase them, and effort to learn how to use them, but worth every bit. They are great. I tried all the other rear view options on my mountain bike and this is the one that works best for me. Great quality, great fit, and of course the rear view mirror works perfect. Thanks!!

These are the best mirrors I’ve ever had

Exceptionally clear mirror. I feel much safer riding knowing I can see what is behind me at all times.

bought them for my wife and she loves them.

These glasses are amazing, clear rear view, gives you confidence in what is going on behind you on the road. Once you’ve set the little mirror it gives you a completely clear view of what’s approaching your bike, the mirror doesn’t move around much once it’s set. I can honestly say these glasses are a game changer. I bought clear lenses for night cycling and sunglasses for daytime , very easy to change over. Can’t recommend them enough

I have been using rear views that attached to my prescription glasses which worked okay and provided some security but the integrated ones on the clip ons are definitely an improvement, being lighter and easier to adjust.

Been a user for a while. The ability to replace scratched lenses is a great way to extend the life of the glasses.
I feel naked when I don’t have mine on.

Best thing I’ve done in a long time. Tried several different types mirrors and this by far in the best, clearest, easy to use mirror ever. Going to order another pair once the wife gets back on her bike.

It’s an additional tool … The view finder is fairly small. It’ll take a ride or two to gauge adjusting it so you’re not looking at your facial/skull line, nor the other side of route. It will never surpass your own riding instincts of hearing or anticipating a vehicle, but if you do anticipate, it will allow you to look up and out slightly (less degree than your own glance back) to hopefully anticipate an oncoming hazardous driver from behind.

I have been using a mirror on my glasses for eons, as a cyclist who rides 10,000+ miles a year, it is important for me to ensure visibility of my surroundings and be able to keep a defensive position on the bike. In addition to the mirror on my previous glasses, I also run mirrors on my bar ends and a radar system to detect things that I may not otherwise be able to see. A friend of mine pointed out these glasses to me. I wasn't in the market for new glasses at the time. However, last year with the mirror mounted to my glasses, the worst thing happened to me - I was hit on a trail with a blind driveway crossing and foliage covering it. All of the mirrors and radars in the world couldn't help me there. What was eye-opening, however, was that my clip-on mirror gouged a little bit into my head when I went down. I thought "good thing this didn't go into my eye". The glasses and mirror survived that incident, though my leg did not. I previously wore two different glasses - one with entirely clear lenses and ones which were photochromatic that didn't go fully clear, for pure daytime sunny rides. When I found that there was a photochromatic option for these, and they actually go to pure clear at night, I decided to give them a try. A week into using them, I had adapted to them so well that I had entirely forgotten that I changed my glasses. They fit so comfortably on my face, they are incredibly light, the clarity is amazing. They have worked so well in several Seattle-area riding conditions - sunny, rainy, day and night. People have asked me about them, and I enthusiastically recommended them. It's an absolute game-changer if you want the versatility and viewability of a mirror, without the liability of something dangling out in front of you. Moreover - and I can say this with pure confidence - with the photochromatic effect of these, I actually forget they are photochromatic. The reason I say this is because they are always at the right transparency level that I need given the conditions. If it is partly cloudy, they are less tinted. If it is very sunny, they are more tinted. In pitch darkness, they aren't tinted. They're always at the level I need to "see". The bonus is that they look absolutely great and are SO comfortable. I have the single-sided mirror, but knowing what I know now, I would have also enjoyed the dual-sided option as the mirror is not obtrusive at all. The lenses are huge. They are great at doing something that some of my other lenses have not - keeping bugs from flying straight into my eyeballs over the frame. I haven't had a bug go into my eye yet, and I've been using these daily for a few weeks. They're just perfect.

I’ve been cycling for 40 years and never liked using a rear viewing mirror. Always found them a bit annoying dangling in my field of vision creating a blind spot when I wasn’t using them for a rearward view and there was was kind of a stigma to wearing a mirror in the groups I was riding with.
After a few injuries and just getting older I couldn’t turn my head far enough around to see if a lane was clear to cross safely. Felt like a crapshoot half the time.
Using My TriEyes the mirror isn’t up in my field of vision and they don’t get knocked out of alignment as easily as a conventional mirror.
My feeling of safety on the road has tripled. Loving them

I have the clip on version; because I need reading glasses. The Trieye works very well. I only have to rotate my head slightly to the left in order to see what is behind and to the left of me while riding my mountain bike. You have to remember to be looking straight ahead with your head up and not down , when viewing behind. The Trieye took me about 20 minutes into my usual 2 hour ride to get use to it. I would purchase the Trieye again and recommend Trieye with no reservations.

View Sport Standard - Cycling Glasses with Mirror

I already had a pair just wanted some darker lenses the other pair I have is the photo-chromatic in the mid day sun they don’t get dark enough therefore is the re I bought the red lenses, so far no other issues it’s a great product

I went for the Rowing - double mirror glasses. These work great and I can get a better view of on coming traffic as well as what's happening on the sidewalk or the bike lane. I ride an electric scooter and ride in the car lanes most of the time

The overall quality and performance of these glasses is so far very very good. I’ve ridden at least three times with them and adjusted the mirror to where I know the best setting for it. I also use Garmin Varia radar and this with the try ads perfect layers of security, try is a great innovation in the sport. These glasses are comfortable. They inspire confidence and they look good. I have the photochromic lenses the first I’ve ever owned. I have another pair of glasses that I use when I don’t need the try particularly on gravel but for the road there’s really no other choice. I guess I’m wondering if I’m thinking that the lens can be changed out to a different lens, but I highly recommend the product and for the price you can’t really put a price on your life for example there are too many reports of people having issues on the road and so this is great. I even road with them in the dark of course with lights, but as it became more daylight and even in the dark when it was behind me, I could see that and that’s why I like the chromic lenses so I guess you highlights the reason why I bought the glasses but also why you might consider the purchase also too. I recommended them to a friend who still using a big mirror on his helmet , so maybe we can convert him thanks and maybe I can talk a few more people into a good choice

The TriEye glasses are a good product and very useful, and I use them every time I go cycling now. But a few minor points:
* The ear pieces are a little too short; maybe offer a longer set as an option?,
* The mirror is located within the glasses (rather than sticking out to the side) therefore it is still necessary to turn my head slightly to see the road behind me,
* The mirror is not covered by the same tint as the rest of the glasses, so the rearview image is at full brightness on a sunny day.

I often do duo rides with an old mate and he’s a bit slower than I am so a few times I have lost him because I did not turn around enough to keep track of him. Now these glasses give us an invisible rubber band to keep us together. Just a slight head tilt and there he is! Also, when riding with a club, It’s a good way to keep an eye on who’s tracking you down when things start to get hot, like the final miles back to the barn. One thing I might suggest is to provide a variation where two mirrors, both sides, are an alternative - to watch for traffic AND riders coming up on either side in a peleton. In short though, they just work great!

Prodotto che risponde perfettamente alla descrizione. Tempi di consegna rapidi. Comunicazioni con il fornitore ottime. Ottima qualità della lente fotocromatica e specchietti molto nitidi e facilmente regolabili. Acquistato per il canottaggio costiero. Per il diporto e gli allenamenti in singolo rende le uscite molto più sicure e rilassanti. Per un utilizzo in gara c'è bisogno di un pò di pratica. Al momento li ho usati solo tre volte ma ogni volta mi sembra di utilizzarli meglio. Non troppo economici ma credo siano un prodotto unico sul mercato.

I have now been on a dozen rides why wearing these glasses. I admit it took about 3 or 4 rides before I really got the hang of having that little mirror in my lower left. First couple of rides I kept trying to look over my shoulder like I use to do. Let me tell you though; once you have the hang on how to use these glasses it is so much safer then looking over your shoulder. No need to take a hand off the bike and still be able to see ahead of you out of your right eye. It is great. I really do not want to ever ride again without them.

I have found the small size allows me to see behind me in my road bike position so after my first pair (size large) being only used for ebikes/urban riding I now have 2 pairs for my road bike (different lenses)...Life is GOOD!

I use these every time I bike, partly because they're useful and partly because they're fun. Reasonably easy to get used to the slight head motion necessary to check behind me. Glasses feel comfortable and light. Would recommend.