★★★★★
April 2024
TriEye great for scullers
As an aging rower who finds it increasingly difficult to turn my head, I've tried many different mirrors. TriEye glasses with transition lenses have…
Kathryn
Verified Buyer
SEE THE FULL PICTURE. ROW SMARTER.
Eyewear with integrated dual mirrors — full course awareness without breaking the stroke.
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Built around the mirror
Three reasons rowers add the mirror to the kit bag.
Stop turning your head every ten strokes.
Rowing is the only endurance sport where you spend the entire workout pointed the wrong way. Each over-the-shoulder glance to spot a buoy, the dock, or oncoming traffic costs strokes, breaks your form, and on shared water can cost more than that. The mirror eliminates the head turn.
See both sides without breaking form.
The dual-mirror configuration gives you visibility on both shoulders — essential on coastal water, busy clubs, race courses, and crew boats. Spot the line, the lane, and the bow ball without rotating your trunk.
Race day. Sun on the water. The buoy at 250m.
Polarized lenses cut the glare off the surface so the mirror image is sharp at every catch. Photochromic options handle dawn launches that sit out into mid-morning sun. Same patented mirror tech, every condition.
HOW IT WORKS
Row smarter in four simple steps.
Put them on
Lightweight TR90 frame with marine-friendly coatings. Stays comfortable through long sessions.
Glance, don't turn
Tilt your eyes 10–15° down and out — the mirror sits in the lower outside corner of the lens. With dual mirrors, you check both sides without rotating your trunk.
Eyes ahead, course behind
Your stroke, posture, and trunk rotation stay locked. The boat tracks straight while you read the water behind.
It becomes automatic
After two or three sessions, the glance is second nature — like checking your stroke rate on the cox-box.
FIND YOUR LENS
The View — configured with dual mirrors — is the on-water standard. Polarized lenses cut surface glare so the mirror image stays sharp at every catch.
Dual mirrors are the rowing default — full course awareness without rotating your trunk. Two sizes: Small (140mm) and Medium (145mm).
Includes a clear non-mirror spare lens. For erg sessions, the launch ramp, and dock-side wear — same patented mirror tech in a lifestyle frame.
What Riders Say
"Single sculler. I no longer slow down to spot the buoys — the dual mirror shows me the entire course at every catch." — Verified Buyer
"I row in a busy harbour and these have replaced four neck-twists per minute with a glance. My stroke rate is up." — Verified Buyer
"Coastal rowing safety is night and day with these. I see other boats from a kilometre out." — Verified Buyer
Join rowers in 40+ countries who row with TriEye.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find clear answers to the most common questions about our rowing eyewear.
Rowers face the wrong way and need awareness on both sides — buoys, lane lines, oncoming traffic, the dock. Single-mirror setups give you one side; dual mirrors give you the full picture without rotating your trunk and breaking your stroke.
Polarized Smoke is the rower's default — it cuts surface glare so the mirror image is sharp from sunrise launch through mid-morning sun. Polarized Photochromic adapts as the light climbs.
The View comes in two sizes: Medium (M · 145mm temple width) and Small (S · 140mm temple width). Medium fits most adults. Smaller heads or tighter fit during race efforts: choose Small.
30-day returns. The TR90 frame has adjustable nosepads, but if the fit isn't right we'd rather you exchange than row with a pair that doesn't sit clean.
Orders ship from our US warehouse within 1 business day. Standard delivery is 2–5 business days within the US, and 5–10 business days for international orders. Free shipping on orders over $69.
30 days from delivery for a full refund or exchange. Just reply to your order confirmation email.
2-year warranty against manufacturing defects on every TriEye frame. Mirror module, hinges, frame structure under normal use — we repair or replace.
Yes. The Classic integrates the same mirror tech in a lifestyle frame — useful for the launch ramp, erg sessions, and dock-side wear. The View remains the on-water configuration.
From the Community
Don't just take our word for it.
★★★★★
March 2026
Great sunglasses for walking mky dog and bicycling
The easy view behind me is very useful for hiking, walking my dog and bicycling. Particulary with ebikes adding danger to the bike paths and rarely…
Alfred Castino
Verified Buyer
★★★★★
March 2026
Love these glasses
I had a pair similar to this but unfortunately lost them on an ambulance ride after a crash. This time I ordered the ones that are photochromatic but…
Molly Woolridge
Verified Buyer
★★★★★
January 2026
Brilliant
I row a single skull on the busy Brisbane river and these glasses help me see the multiple obstacles behind me. Fantastic idea, and they were a…
Ellie DeRosa
Verified Buyer
★★★★★
January 2026
A game changer
Takes awhile to adjust how to use them but I've found them great. Less headturning and destablishing the boat. I can see the bank and turns of the…
Paulette Reid
Verified Buyer
★★★★★
November 2025
A total game changer
A total game changer. Don't know why it took so long. If ordering order one size smaller than you normally do. You definitely should get a pair…
laurence weissman
Verified Buyer
★★★★★
October 2025
Have both photocheomic and blue rowing lens
Have both photochromic and blue rowing lens. Work great after weeks of several uses Are much better than lens attaching eyeglasses, which I have…
John Miller
Verified Buyer
★★★★★
October 2025
Great riding sunglasses
I love my Tryeye sunglasses I bought the dual mirror so that I can see on the left or the right. If you get one mirror will work fine cause you will…
David A Cardillo
Verified Buyer
★★★★★
September 2025
Worth every penny
First ride today using my new dual mirror photochromic glasses. I’m glad to say I’m completely satisfied with the functionality of the glasses and…
Neil Stitt
Verified Buyer
★★★★★
September 2025
Brilliant idea
I use the 2 mirror ones for rowing. They definitely give me more confidence and I don't have to turn my head as much to see behind me.
Karsten Figueroa
Verified Buyer
★★★★★
September 2025
Helpful rowing tool
So, I am still trying to get the most out of these glasses. My only criticism is that the left mirror regularly feels loose.
Susan Ryan
Verified Buyer
★★★★★
September 2025
Premières balades à vélo
Hello, my first bike outings are very successful. I will soon try rowing. I will give you some feedback next week. It is possible that several people…
Gérard CHARLES
Verified Buyer
★★★★★
September 2025
Amazing!
Amazing product, no more neck pain from twisting to look back, great visibility and it’s a comfy fit.
Anonymous
Verified Buyer
★★★★★
August 2025
I was skeptical at first…
Buying these glasses for sculling was a bit of a leap of faith, but I really like them. Much less cumbersome than the mirror that attaches to a hat.
Daniel del Sobral
Verified Buyer
★★★★★
July 2025
Great sculling glasses
Bowed a double today on a high mountain using the TriEyes for the first time. Easy to get used to the tent on the glass was a comfort on the bright…
Dwight Hibdon
Verified Buyer
★★★★★
June 2025
Game changer for roing
Disse brillene er virkelig en must have når du ror, med brillene slipper du å snu deg og du får mye bedre kontroll over omgivelsene.
Peder Preststulen
Verified Buyer
★★★★★
April 2025
Un outil polyvalent dont je ne passerais pas
J’utilise mes Trieye pour le vélo et l’aviron. J’aime bien ce modèle, car les miroirs sont plus gros.
Rémi Couture
Verified Buyer
★★★★★
January 2025
A must have for rowers
Takes a little getting used to versus a visor clipped mirror, but this makes bowing and singling SO much easier to see what's ahead.
Ona Gilmore
Verified Buyer