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3Rd Eye Pro Helmet Mirror - The result of ten years of development of bicycle mirrors, the Third Eye Pro Helmet Mirror offers a small, easy, and lightweight way to stay safe while riding in traffic.
Padding:
- Easily attaches to either side of any helmet using the included adhesive pad
Features:
- Mirror and arm are both adjustable to give you the perfect view
- Shatter-resistant aluminized glass mirror lets you see what’s coming up behind you
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3Rd Eye Pro Helmet Mirror Review:
Reviews:
Great functionality, but also fragile
I really liked how this thing works. Rather than attach it to my helmet, as the instructions suggest, I instead attached it to my headlamp (for biking).
Pro's:
-don't have to take eyes off road to look in a downward direction (at handle bars) like you do with other mirrors that instead attach at the handle bars
-mobile/can carry with you/does not stay fixed to bike (which is good for me, given that I keep my bike locked up in an urban area where thugs will attempt to steal anything/everything of value left on bike at night)
Con's:
-somewhat fragile (mine broke in ~ 6 months, though I did use it every day, and subject it to be jostled and tossed around a lot in my backpack)
-doesn't come with a headband because manufacturing company feels it is best suited to attach to one's bike helmet via some sticky pads which come with the packaging. I didn't think it worked very well attached to the helmet, so I got around this by using zipties to fasten it to my biking headlamp's elstic band
Pro's:
-don't have to take eyes off road to look in a downward direction (at handle bars) like you do with other mirrors that instead attach at the handle bars
-mobile/can carry with you/does not stay fixed to bike (which is good for me, given that I keep my bike locked up in an urban area where thugs will attempt to steal anything/everything of value left on bike at night)
Con's:
-somewhat fragile (mine broke in ~ 6 months, though I did use it every day, and subject it to be jostled and tossed around a lot in my backpack)
-doesn't come with a headband because manufacturing company feels it is best suited to attach to one's bike helmet via some sticky pads which come with the packaging. I didn't think it worked very well attached to the helmet, so I got around this by using zipties to fasten it to my biking headlamp's elstic band