Very impressed. Takes a bit of minor adjusting to get the mirrors in the ideal position each time, but once done, extremely clear, albeit with small mirror vision.
Id say first impression is good. You still have to play with the mirror and turn your head a bit to get a view of the rear. It is not where you do not have to turn your head at all. I may get some new lenses.
I’ve been rowing with a bike mirror for over 20 years. No matter how careful I was, I would still get surprised by things I had not seen over my right shoulder (other rowers, fishing boats, buoys). Having a mirror on the right really increases safety. The 0-3 photochromic lens provides clear and comfortable vision in all light conditions. I hope TriEye comes out with a bifocal photochromic for those of us who need a bit of magnification on the bike to see maps and phones.
Using my view glasses every session on the water while rowing. Part of my essential equipment i use. They do need a few sessions to get used to but soon becomes second nature. Highly recommend
These glasses have changed my bike riding experience. The polarized option really helps better the sun and the mirror (once properly adjusted) is so helpful. Just love them.
Surprisingly easy to set up and adapt to it. For me, the trick is to slowly tilt the head to the left while keeping the road behind in the mirror’s field of view. So far, no complaints.
Had the original polychromatic lenses that started to exhibit cracks around the mirror, despite being outside the warranty period, TriEye did provide a rebate on a replacement lenses. Happy with the resolution.
Best TriEye yet. Have all previous models. Lens quality much better. Mirror much improved. All bike riders Ned a pair for safety!! Work so well.
Nice surprise and little dissapoinment. The product is fine. Well designed, stylish and practical. Pretty much as I expected. In the box I found nice surprise - replaceable specatcle lens. So one can change the one with the mirror and have "regular" spectacles. But the little instruction how to do it is illegible. I am afraid to brake the lens - I think short utube how to do it would help...
Hi Igor, thank you for your detailed feedback! We're glad you liked the design and enjoy the versatility of the replaceable lenses.
We also have a video on how to change the lens here (We will make it more clear): https://trieye.com/pages/help-classic-change-lens
Feel free to reach out if you need any assistance. Thanks again, Cheers!
Great, quality product. Swapping lenses is easy. I ride with a radar but having the built in mirror adds confidence. Also, when riding in a group, I can see who is drafting behind me or may have dropped off the back. Great addition to my bike gear.
The View is a game-changer for sculling! I have lost a LOT of hat- or sunglass-mounted bicycle rear-view mirrors to the bottom of our lake over the years. Plus, hats and glasses inevitably slide down my nose, and then the focal point is lost. Tri-Eye View completely solves all these problems, and I no longer have to stop rowing to check where I’m going!
... but with a bit of practice, they're just awesome 😎. I have multiple ebikes with multiple mounted mirrors that I'm constantly banging while moving the in and out of the house and having to readjust. These glasses have allowed me to remove them all, along with the accompanying headaches. Truth be told, the glasses have a superior field of view as well.
I love them. My anxiety on busy roads had decreased significantly because I can see the vehicles behind me at a surprising distance. I like how easy the mirror is to adjust. My only criticism is that because the glasses don't curve around my face, my eyes water more on descents. But that's not enough to stop me from wearing them!
Super easy to swap out. Didn't come with instructions but you just have to pop the old mirror off with a little force. The larger size does make it easier to use with less eye strain.
I have purchased not exactly sure how many tri eyes. At least 8, and have loved most all. A few with mirror changes I didn’t like. Loved the very first that were made. Just bought the latest and like the. I am an avid cyclist.
I love the concept which seems brilliant, but despite adjusting the mirror at every conceivable angle, I mostly can only see my left shoulder, and occasionally the opposite lane!
What am I doing wrong, as I love the mirror, and wish I could get it to work properly? Please advise.
Hi,
Great to hear you love the concept! This is a very common issue and usually comes down to two adjustments working together:
Adjust the mirror so that you see just the edge of your cheek and top of your shoulder in the mirror. From there you can do smaller adjustments over time to find the angle that works best for you. The mirror can be adjusted in any direction.
The nose pad — this is just as important! Adjusting the nose pad changes the height of the glasses on your face, which directly affects where the mirror sits in your field of view
Here's our full adjustment guide: https://trieye.com/no-no/pages/how-to-adjust-and-use-the-trieye-mirror
Most people find it works perfectly once both are dialled in. Let us know if you're still having trouble!
Best regards,
Camilla / TriEye
I don’t ride without them. Got the pink ones this time. Love em
It improves the experience. The gadget is a perfect choice to go rowing and keep the view in front and back view.


