Mirror location is a little low on the glass, Hard to see. Take time to get used to it. Look good though

I must first say that I have been riding an old Peugeot road bike for 38 years, equipped with a Mirrycle rear-view mirror which has served me very well, both in monitoring traffic behind me and in keeping track of other cyclists on group rides. My new bike with modern brake hoods and internal cable routing will not support this mirror, so I was looking for alternatives and saw these glasses. I bought a pair of the clip-ons and also an Italian rear-view mirror that attaches to the left brake hood with Velcro. I was suspicious of the mirror mounting, but pleasantly surprised that I could get it secured tightly enough because the mounting plate matched the shape of the brake hood exactly, so there is no noticeable wobble. It does not provide quite as large a field of view as my old Mirrycle, but almost. The image seems a little darker, however. The TriEye glasses took a while to get the mirror adjusted just right. This might be easier to do with your bike on a training stand and other bikes parked in various positions behind it than under actual riding conditions, at least at first. The mirror is good at staying where you set it, even after putting the clip-ons into and removing them out of the case multiple times. Getting used to using it while riding does take some time. The information on their website warns that you will need to rotate your head about 15 degrees to the left in order to see what is coming up behind you, and I adjusted to that very quickly and easily. What I found more challenging was learning to tip my head up slightly to see further down in the mirror image, and to tip my head down slightly to see further up in the mirror image, but still, after half a dozen group rides, this became more natural. I have been very pleased with the brightness of the image in the mirror. I can see the expressions on my cycling companions' faces! However, for seeing things further behind me the mirror mounted on my brake hood is superior. I like the clip-ons because I can maintain the functionality of my regular trifocal glasses.

I have some fused vertebrae in my neck making sculling challenging in that I can’t turn much to see what’s behind me. This made me turn more often and made me nervous. I tried the dual lens photochromatic glasses and I LOVE THEM! I can easily set them up to see my bow ball with very little tilt in my head and these have made it possible for me to take more strokes with the confidence that I won’t hit anything. They’ve also made docking a piece of cake! I’ve been asked a bunch about these at sculling clinics and such and I wouldn’t be surprised if several other people order. Thank you very much for making such a great product!

These glasses are a game changer for me compared to the old mirror system I was using. Glad I found 'em .Thanks for a great product Tri Eye.

Ver easy to get used to and looking forward to trying some new lenses in my frames.

I rowed with my new large-view mirror glasses and what an improvement over the smaller mirror glasses I've used for the past three years. The larger mirrors are especially nice for my non-dominant eye, making everything behind me easier to see.

This is a good solution for the what is behind me problem. No more re adjusting the mirror for every ride.

Good quality. I got the small and it fits fine. The grey lens is great. It took me a while to get it adjusted and still think I can adjust it better. It's going to take some time to get it where It's perfect for me.
Good to see behind me on the streets.

Best concept with a built-in mirror I have found, steady non-vibrating and comfortable.

I am an avid gravel cyclist and was using Oakley Sutro S with Gold mirror lens. I have used a “bicycle Peddler” out front mirror mounted on the arm of my Sunglasses for many years. I purchased the New Sport Revo’s in Small. The Smalls are almost identical to the size of the Sutra S sunglasses. The Optics on the TriEyes are excellent. I think they are a touch better than the Oakleys and a shade darker which I prefer. The lens color is a brown/gray tint. The nose piece adjusts brilliantly and I never have to push the glasses back up my nose. I aligned the mirror according to the TriEye’s directions and that got me about 90% dialed in, When adjusting the mirror, move the mirror very slightly each time! With a slight head tilt and glance to the outside, I can see the road behind me clearly. In fact, with the slightly small field of view, your brain can process the image more quickly than a wider field of view. I give these 5 stars not only for the mirror but also for the clarity, tint, nose piece and overall looks. Well-done!

Let me start with 85% of the review, these are great. Comfortable glasses, don't feel any imbalance with the mirror on one side, zero complaints. Only issue I have it getting the mirror correctly dialed in. It seems like everytime I ride, the mirror needs to be adjusted. It's a user issue, nothing wrong with the glasses but like a lot of other reviews, need to figure it out but happy with them and have recommended to people I ride with.

I am a long time cyclist, that mostly enjoys cycle touring, (lots of time out on the road). Like most road cyclists I have been using the little rear view mirror attached to my glasses. So when I saw Trieye, I decided to give it a shot. I am pleasantly surprised!! Today was my first ride with them, and they worked fantastic. Any cyclist who is use to riding on the road with a detachable mirror on their glasses will easily be able to make Trieyes work for them. This was one of those products when I saw it I said "okay, this makes sense". And they work just as well as I hoped they were going to. I am giving a 4 star rating, as I need to see how they are going to survive a summer on the road. I'm hoping they don't break on me easily. Great glasses, I do recommend for any cyclist looking to ditch the cumbersome little rear view.

I've enjoyed using the mirror glasses so far. Need to keep in mind that objects could be closer than they appear and I don't depend entirely on the mirrors, I still take side glances and check our line in relation to buoy line but it does help quite a bit to take quick looks to see farther down the course. I would definitely recommend.

I used my new TriEye's with the prescription insert for the first time today. It only took me about one mile to get the mirror dialed in and to get my eyes used to them. They perform better than I thought they would. I really like them a lot and will most likely purchase a second pair. Defiantly worth the money.

View Sport Photochromatic - Cycling Glasses with Mirror

Inmiddels een paar keer gefietst met de bril. Dat lukt aardig.
Roeien lukt ook, maar aanleggen vind ik heel erg lastig met de bril. Het lukt me nog niet goed om de diepte in te schatten en dat is toch wel essentieel.
Dus nog niet uitbundig positief.

I have been using TriEye for a year now and I love them so much that I bought a second pair in a new color to replace a standard pair I had. I never ride my bike without these!

View Sport Revo Max - Cycling Glasses with Mirror

Wishing I had bought these years ago when I started cycling. Recommend 10/10 and have already shared with many friends!

I purchased my first pair this past May and wore them on a 7 day 545 mile charity bike ride. Holy cow, I felt so safe as did most of the people around me because I was able to call out when it was safe to pass and when to hold their line. So many cyclists asked to try my glasses on and took down your info. Did you have an uptick in sales in June? Any way, I just ordered and received the limited edition yellow glasses for mountain and gravel riding. I’ll keep you posted

I've been using a bicycle rearview mirror to attach to my glasses until now. There was only one side, so I was worried about the back of one side of the other. I think the trieye for rowing with rearview mirrors on both sides this time is a good invention.
However, the size of the rearview mirror is small, the obstacles behind can not be clearly identified, and the sense of distance is still not clear. Also, if the glasses shift due to sweat, the field of vision will change, so it's better to have a glasses band to fix it. It's still used 3 times, but it's going to take a little more time to get used to it.

Have had 4 pairs of TriEyes. This new design is even better. Mirror is so good. Have used TriEyes for probably 70000 miles- ultras 24 hr TT , training commuting. Lots of night riding. I add one stick on 2x bifocal lense so I can read and use computer etc. a must have riding in traffic.

It has been great. One added benefit is you can wear your cycling cap with the bill forward and it doesn't block your view of the rear view mirror. All in all it has been a good pair of glasses for my cycling. I do recommend

I ordered these over two weeks ago. Twice, I received the wrong product. I had to ask for tracking and updates. I finally received the correct product yesterday. After my first ride and getting used to them I I really like them. They work great.

I use my glasses for biking and walking! Love the fact when I am walking in some remote areas I can see what’s behind me at all times!