Universal clip-on attachment fits most prescription glasses, sunglasses, or safety eyewear for broad compatibility
Includes UV400 lens for enhanced eye protection and glare reduction
Choice of polarized smoke or clear polycarbonate lens to suit different environments
Mounts on left or right side to match riding style and check blind spots
Lightweight, solid plastic construction for durability without added bulk
Summarized by Shop
The Clip is a standalone rearview mirror module that clips onto the eyewear you already own — prescription glasses, your favourite sunglasses, or safety eyewear. One glance gives you full awareness of what's behind you, without changing the glasses you love.
It's the TriEye rearview concept — born from founder Carsten Juell Fongen's near
Attachment Method
Clip-on
Compatible Eyewear
Prescription glasses, sunglasses, safety eyewear
Lens Included
UV400, polarized smoke, or clear polycarbonate
Sizes
S (140 mm), M (145 mm)
Material
Plastic
Color Options
Black, Gray
Summarized by Shop
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Incredible product over straight (flat-base) sunglasses
This is an incredible product. I purchased this to wear over my sunglasses.
Note! My sunglasses are low-curved (not the wraparound, flush-to-your face).
The clip is straight.
So when I put the straight clip on my low-curved sunglasses, there is no way to angle the mirror to see behind me _unless_ I move my head. Ah, thank you, physics…
Still, though, a slight turn of my head to actually see the mirror is better than turning my entire head.
Just a heads-up in case you’re ordering this straight clip for your low-curved sunglasses.
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KELLY · 2 days ago
Variety is Wonderful.
To date, I have bought three Trieye mirror glasses: two version of the the View and most recently the the Clip. I think all of these are fine items for bikers. I wear glasses, so one might think my first and only choice would be the Clip, but up until, it did not offer mirrors on both eye and left lenses. To me, a bicyclist anywhere really sees mirror views on both sides, given the intersection of roads and paths and the possiblity of cars or other transports coming from any direction. I liked my first View very much, but sometimes the glasses would slip down on my glasses, so occasional fiddling while biking was necessary. I bought the second View because its promise the mirrors would stay in place more firmly, and not have to be adjusted with each new rides. (Really, not a big problem.) The second view of the View is great, and the mirrors do stay in place more securely. Finally, I bought the Grip when it was recently offered with mirrors on each lens, right AND left. It works well, as the others, but, surprisingly, I find I prefer the VIEW better than the GRIP. The way is sits only my fact, clippted to my eyeglasses, gives it a subtlely different aspect to my eyes. I'm sure this is just a matter of adjusting to it--and I have had the Grip for only a coupld of weeks--but I think the VIEW may be my go-to mirror eyeglasses. I'm glad to have ALL three of these items, and I will continue to use the GRIP to see if I adapt to its' slightly different aspect. I say to ANYONE interested in any of the Trieye products, GO FOR IT. I would not want to ride in traffice without a Trieye on my glasses. BRAVO!
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Robert · 3 days ago
Game changer
I love my clips - so much that I bought two. The first pair was colored and I found it too dark for comfort so I bought a clear. Just came back from a ride and I’m impressed. My second pair was the new version (is it called Max?) and I think the mirror placement is also better.