Give the peace of mind that I needed to feel safe on the road. Gives me a fighting chance of not pulling out into traffic. I love them.

I ride on primarily back country exactly May and narro roads which can be busy at times with commuters and other cyclists. I also venture into a bustling small town almost daily for errands and grocery shopping. Being surprised by a fast moving car or another cyclist overtaking me (I’m 69) had led to some close calls, and of course trying to navigate in town with cars flying all about is stressful.

I thought I’d try TriEye. It took roughy one short rode to get adjusted to it - who mostly was merely finding the horizontal/vertical adjustment sweet spot. The moment I got it dialed in it felt completely natural and I felt safer on the road then I have in 40 years of biking. They look swank as **** on meet, too.

I definite recommend these to any level of rider from a newbie to a pro.

I used the clip on rear view mirrors for years and would accidentally knock them off or break them all the time. Not so with these glasses. Also no jitter in the mirror when riding on bumpy roads

I received my TriEye glasses 2 weeks ago and they have completely changed my level of confidence on the road. The clarity on the mirror is amazing. It took me a couple of rides to find he right position of the mirror, but I’m loving them now. Highly recommend.

I ride with lots of traffic. Trieye helps me navigate safely and efficiently. I bought a pair for my brother-in-law who loves them!

I stumbled upon these glasses on Facebook. They looked interesting so purchased a pair. Boy did I make the right decision. I’ve never felt safer while out riding my bike. A quick glance in the mirror and you can see cars or other riders behind you. At 72 turning my head around is more difficult than when younger. These aren’t just for old folks like myself but anyone that wants to stay as safe as possible.

I bought polarized pair with left mirror. First time using wasn't too sure about them. It took about 2 weeks to adjust and learn how best to setup and get used to them. I hate riding without them now. I rode other day and forgot them for the ride. i was constantly trying to look n mirror that wasn't there. I bought a second pair because first pair got destroyed being ran over. This when i realized they are modular, so the lens survived and nose piece still intact. I just need to order new parts Highly recommend these.

Flexible and fits all my TriEye lenses via the included snap-in nose piece. My Ophthalmologist is making up bifocal lenses that will fit perfectly into these frame inserts. I’m so happy I’ll be able see my cycling computer once again while bike packing for weeks at a time.

I'm still striving to develop deliberate fine control of the angle of my head and I'm still not sure which aspect of the stroke is the best place to catch glances of the river ahead. At the catch? During the drive? During recovery? My head/mirror view changes angles a lot while rowing. It takes time to get the hang of it.

Very good glasses, very useful, extremely easy to wear, an excellent product. I use them on my bicycle and scooter. They perform very, very well — excellent!

The sunglasses are terrific and a huge improvement over attachable mirrors. My only problem is that, as someone who is far-sighted, I found it a little hard to focus on the mirror, even after extending the little arms that sit on your nose. This problem was improved somewhat by purchasing the prescription lens adaptor: the nose bridge is a little wider to accommodate the lenses so it moves the glasses and the mirror further away from my eye. If I were to recommend a design change, it would be to make the housing for the mirror longer, so the mirror is further from the eye.

The photochromic coating works great and the glasses almost never fog up.

As a spectacle wearer, I bought the clip-on mirror. It clips on well and stays in place while riding. It’s taken 2-3 rides to get used to it and get the mirror set properly but I am very happy with it. It is the perfect solution for me.

Trieye is a fantastic solution for sculling/rowing. I've tried all sorts of mirrors that attach to sunglasses or hat/visor brims, but none worked for me. I even tried mounting bike mirrors to my rigging, but that was a ... major fail! My husband saw and ad for Trieye and ordered me a pair (he was tired of me complaining about all the near misses or direct hits on debris, docks, buoys and other boats on the river.) Tried them this morning and WOW. Great product. Great design. Awesome solution.

it took a couple of rides in order to get used to the new set of Trieye (Polarized), but after that - I will definitely not go back to mirror on a stick and other solutions. They simply work like described!

My new TriEye glasses have been a game changer for road riding! No longer do I have to constantly fret about what type of vehicle is approaching from behind. I now know when it is the right time to move as far to the road edge as possible for the big trucks.