
Keep them on your wheel.
You set the pace. The mirror shows every rider behind you, and the gap opening when someone drops off.
- In the mirror
- The whole group, without turning around.
- Without TriEye
- Shout back and hope someone answers.
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Left Mirror is recommended for right-hand-traffic countries.
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The Classic brings TriEye's integrated rearview mirror to a lifestyle frame — the same safety tech as our sport eyewear, in glasses you'd actually wear to a café. A quick glance gives you full awareness of cars, cyclists, or pedestrians behind you while commuting, walking, driving, or out on the town.
The idea began with a near-miss: founder Carsten Juell Fongen was cycling in the Norwegian mountains when his son rode into him from behind. The mirror is integrated discreetly into the lens — visible only when you glance at it, invisible to everyone else.
Built for urban commuters, drivers, city cyclists, and anyone who wants subtle rearview awareness in an everyday frame.
Choose your lens. Five options — High Contrast Smoke, Reflective Blue, Reflective Rosé, Polarized Brown, and Polarized Photochromic Brown (1–3) for changing light.
The specs. UV400 protection. Lightweight, flexible TR90 frame. Mirror integrated into the left or right lens. One frame size (140). Four colors: Blush Pink, Powder Blue, Matte Charcoal, Matte Umber.
Will people see the mirror? No — it's set into the corner of the lens, visible only to you when you glance at it.
Is this the same mirror as the sport models? Yes — the same TriEye rearview technology, built into a fashion frame.
Which side is the mirror on? Your choice — left or right lens.
Frame colors and matched lenses:
All lenses feature UV400 protection. Polarized variants are ideal for driving, outdoor markets, and bright-day use.
Will they fit my face? One size, designed for most adult faces. The fashion silhouette is medium-width with rubber temple grip — secure on narrow faces, comfortable on wider ones.
Can I get them with prescription lenses? The Classic ships with the integrated mirror lens — not Rx-compatible directly. If you wear prescription glasses, The Clip adds the same mirror to any pair without changing your lenses.
Which mirror side should I pick — left or right? The Classic comes with a single mirror on either the wearer's left or right temple. Pick the side closest to overtaking traffic — left for right-hand-traffic countries (most of Europe, North America), right for left-hand-traffic countries (UK, Australia, Japan). The Classic doesn't offer a dual-mirror option — for that, look at The View.
Should I pick The Classic or The View? The Classic is for everyday wear, casual riding, and driving — it looks like normal sunglasses. The View is built for sport with full wrap-around coverage, dual-mirror options, and more lens choices.
Free tracked delivery. Estimated 3–14 days depending on region.
30-day hassle-free return. Not happy with your purchase? Return for a full refund.
A 54
B 42
Temple 142
Shared across all lenses
By lens type
| Lens | VLT | Cat. | Pol | Photo |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| High Contrast Smoke | 14% | 3 | — | — |
| Reflective Blue | 14% | 3 | — | — |
| Reflective Rosè | 14% | 3 | — | — |
| Polarized Brown | 12% | 3 | ✓ | — |
| Polarized Photochromic Brown 1–3 | 14-75% | 1-3 | ✓ | ✓ |
Frame colors available
| Size | Lens width (A) | Lens height (B) | Bridge | Temple | ED | DBC | DBL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| One Size | 54 | 42 | 18 | 142 | 65 | 74 | 18 |
The Classic fits normal and smaller faces. If you have a larger face, we recommend The View.
Engineered to perform in every light condition.
A mirror built into the left lens. One glance shows you what's behind, so whoever you ride with, you're the one who sees the car first.

You set the pace. The mirror shows every rider behind you, and the gap opening when someone drops off.

You're the last line. The mirror shows the car closing in, with time to call it before it reaches the group.

They ride ahead, you ride behind. The mirror shows every car coming up long before it reaches them.

No pavement, no shoulder, so you run on the asphalt. The mirror shows the car coming up behind you with time to step aside, long before you hear it.

E-scooters and bikes pass within inches at full speed, and you never hear them. The mirror shows them closing, so you hold your line instead of jumping.

The pack behind you decides your race. The mirror shows the gap closing in time to answer it, without turning your head and showing them you are hurting.
Same patented mirror, three frames.