The TriEye glasses increase riding safety. The new larger mirror give a much better rear view. The ability to check traffic coming from behind gives me more confidence when riding in high traffic conditions.

Best goggles for cycling...
-After getting used to the increased situational awareness of what's going on behind my back without turning my head much I can never go back to a regular pair.
-The only mirror setup that doesn't look uncool

The mirror comes with a learning curve but after the first ride I already removed the side mirror from the bike and after the third ride it feels like I have a new superpower. That the world behind becomes visible via a slight turn of the head, that moving the view up-down and left-right is possible without affecting the ride, and that rough terrain doesn't affect my mirror anymore each make my TriEye far superior to the old bike mirror. Highly recommend.

Very nice sunglasses. I've not tried them while cycling yet (got COVID around the time I ordered the glasses and have not been able to ride since), but trying them out the view through the polarized lenses is nice and clear and the mirror provides a good view behind me. I also ordered the replacement mirror, which, due to its larger size, provides a larger view area behind me.

Fantastic glasses, have been using for about two months now and they have made cycling so much safer, almost as a bonus the lenses and frames are worth the money alone, can absolutely recommend

I already have the polarized version with two mirrors for rowing, which are also very good for cycling. Very often also during cycling there is the need to look backwards on both sides. I also have the adaptor for ground lenses, which works well. Now I ordered the photochromatic version, so that I can use these helpful glasses also in darker situations. However, as a standing and supporting customer I‘m very disappointed, that only a few days after the order a new version of the photochromatic glasses with better protection is available, without letting me now. This is not a fair way hoe to treat loyal customers. I feel exploited.

Works great!

I love my trieye. What a good choice. I cannot ride my bike without it. I feel super safe.

I am glad I stumbled across these glasses. I used various types of mirrors (and glasses) in the past, but these really do the trick. It took a little time to get used to but once I did, I couldn't go back. And now with the larger mirror it is even better

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 be able to see both lanes of traffic.

This larger mirror gives a greater field of view when riding. I am very happy with this larger mirror. Thanks Trieye!

I am very happy with this lens since it gives greater visibility in low light conditions. I would definitely recommend this lens to any cyclist and it automatically darkens for those days that are full sun.

I liked the way how quickly my order got delivered. The mirror is large and makes my riding process much safer.

I wanted to add something about the head and eye movement you need to make to be able to see in the glasses’ rearview mirror. If you are cycling or running or skating, there are times when you will need to see what’s behind you. You can either compromise your entire body position and forward view and turn to look, or you can tilt your head slightly. The mirror is on a ball mount, so you have complete freedom to adjust it exactly where you want it. It only took me one ride to figure out where I liked it. But at first I found that when I had the mirror where I liked it, I was looking in it frequently, because I could. Not a great idea if you’re prone to eye strain. Just look into it when you need to.

I adjust the mirror differently for jogging. For jogging, I prefer to look straight left. For cycling, I prefer a slight downward left head tilt. You can minimize the head tilt by adjusting the mirror in, if you don’t mind seeing half of your head in the mirror’s view. But frankly, the movement you need to make with your head and eyes can be minimal. It didn’t take me long to get accustomed to it. You move your head and eyes more when you’re driving, looking in your car’s rearview mirror.

I second what one of the other reviewers said. If you have long hair, tie it back or you’ll be looking at nothing but your hair in the mirror.

With the large size mirror you gave the confidence to ride safely