A total game changer. I had seen this product advertised but I delayed in getting a pair. When vehicles started sneaking up on me it was time to invest in a pair for my safety. I can now see vehicles in a distance, judge how far they are and adjust my ride accordingly, no more surprises, no more being startled. I am no longer listening for tires as vehicles approach. I see them long before I hear them. Truly a game changer. If you are riding without them I encourage you to get a pair and save yourself a world of hurt.
The full spectrum glasses are fantastic. They are well made and the clarity is great. They are very comfortable and easy to setup. It only took a couple of rides to dial the mirror in. It is amazing how the lens when they change from light to dark are so much brighter than my previous pair of photochromatic lens . Highly recommend these glasses.
I ordered two pair of the polarized glasses, one for myself, the other for my sister. We both think the glasses are very good; my sister, however, requires prescription glasses, (something I'd forgotten during the first order) so I ordered these inserts for her. I've not spoken with her since she ordered the lenses from her optometrist, but as pleased as she was with the sunglasses themselves, I'm sure the inserts will work well for her.
This is my second pair. Lost the first. And the week and a half I was without, I realized what a difference they make!!
So much safer!! Like others, it took 1-2 rides to get dialed in again, but now I hardly move my head, just a little tilt and I can see everything behind me.
Thanks, Tri-Eye!
They make riding my bike so much safer! Thank you
There is an adjustment period getting used to looking back in the little mirror. When accidently damaged my lens and had to ride without them I realized how hooked I was. I couldn't wait to get them back on. I ordered a new lens which was very easy. I like them so much I ordered a frame set with double lenses for rowing. Ride/row on!
I highly recommend these glasses. I've been riding with an out-front mirror attached to my riding glasses or helmet for over 2 years. These TriEye glasses are far superior in every way. They are so much clearer and I don't accidentally knock them out of alignment, which I did regularly to my other mirror attachment. Well worth the price for this safety attachment.
Tri Eye glasses should be mandatory for every cyclist… having the ability to see behind you gives you great confidence and much needed protection! Tri Eye Keeping Cyclist Safe!!
Love these glasses. Just purchased a pair for my son.
Where have these been all of my cycling life? The small mirror works great. I actually did research on these glasses on the same day I almost got hit from behind as I attempted to make a left hand turn on a country road near where i live. They fit great and i got used to them quickly.
I’ve been using Trieye sunglasses for 3+ years now, and am impressed with the integrated rear-vision mirror. Sure, it’s not quite as effective as a large handlebar-mounted mirror, but it’s compact, doesn’t vibrate, is always perfectly adjusted, and doesn’t quite look as dorky as a clip-on sunglasses mirror. I can’t imagine riding without these sunglasses anymore.
My main gripe is that I wear through the lenses at an incredibly fast rate. I originally thought I was just unlucky or not careful enough when it came to cleaning them, but I've tried everything and these scratch up with just the finest bit of grit. I've never had ANY other sunglasses with such poor scratch resistance.
I'll still continue to buy them because I like the overall design, but would LOVE if Trieye could use a much more durable finish for their lenses.
As other reviews stated, takes a few rides, but once used to them and getting the adjustment point set, I would recommend them. In fact I am getting a pair for my daughter who is just getting back into cycling.
Well made , frest fit Rear mirror is really small and sight is limited
I have been using the TriEye glasses with two mirrors for rowing.
Rowing involves the movement of the upper body, hence the head is not at a uniform height. Hence the view in the mirrors changes.
My suggestion is to replace the flat mirrors with concave mirrors which will greatly increase the field of view overcoming some of the head movement in the vertical plane. Image a mirrored sphere, these convex mirrors should be the bottom half of the sphere split vertically for left & right.
You will need to determine the diameter of the sphere and the dimensions for optimal performance.
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 they're the best
i now have 2 pairs of these glasses which i mainly use in my single scull or steering a quad, not yet used them on my bike , it took about 5 sessions to get my eyes focused & how adjust & use them by glancing in the mirrors with a slight head movement only, now i’m used to them i wouldn’t go out in my scull or on the bike without them , amazing glasses
I love that I don’t have that nerdy mirror taped to my helmet with electrical tape for sure. I have only ridden with these once so far and I can see that it might take a couple of more rides to really settle in with them. But glad I purchased them. The optics in the glasses themselves are good.
I love these!!! It takes a few rides to adjust yourself and mirror adjustments. But well worth it. I wanted to keep my handle bar free from clutter, including a mirror. I will be purchasing another pair, for night riding!!!
Although it’s not easy to use the mirrors during activity I appreciate my TriEye equipment while cycling and rowing. The challenge is 1. to adjust the mirrors for the specific activity and 2. to focus quickly your eyes on the narrow mirrors sector and the content of interest. Rowing, you have only a second or two to detect and assess obstacle in your way (was the black spot a duck or a swimmer?) and the next opportunity for a quick glimpse comes only several meters later. Also cycling in the towns busy traffic allows only very short glimpses. You have to train intensively your moves (when and where your head and eyes adjust), so you have your dangerously obstacles first time right in sight! But it’s worth, using it!
My particular mirrors showed after two years plus ugly internal spots and had to be replaced. It seemed to be a production issue. I wrote directly an email at the manufacturer and was quick and friendly served. The two mirrors were replaced instantly without charge.
Very well designed. Lens are great and the mirror is very effective. It does take time to adjust and get use to.
View Sport Photochromic - Cycling Glasses with Mirror
This is my second pair of trieye glasses. I just wish they would darken a bit faster when I’m out in the sun and get slightly darker overall. I switched to the larger mirror option, and it’s definitely a big improvement over the standard one that comes with the glasses. I wear them all the time while riding my bike, and overall, I’m very happy with them.
My TriEye glasses paired with my radar light is as good as it gets! When that radar goes off or I hear tires I just tilt my head a little and I know what is coming and assess the risk of that vehicle. Also when I go on a gravel ride with the wife, all I have to do is tilt back and look for her headlight to know she’s all good! I have the red lenses and transition. Couldn’t recommend them more!
Have both photochromic and blue rowing lens. Work great after weeks of several uses Are much better than lens attaching eyeglasses, which I have done for years or even using a waterski mirror.