| Auto Part Position | Rear |
|---|---|
| Brand | SEALEN |
| Color | black |
| Mounting Type | Handlebar Mount |
| Special Feature | Compact |
| Operation Mode | Manual |
| Shape | Oval |
| Lens Curvature Description | Convex |
| Manufacturer | SEALEN |
| Item Weight | 1.76 ounces |
| Package Dimensions | 4.17 x 2.6 x 1.46 inches |
| Item model number | Bike Mirror |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Manufacturer Part Number | Bike Mirror |
| Special Features | Compact |
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Product Description
COMFORTABLE
Made with high quality breathable mesh cloth/elastic band material which is very comfortable. Compact and comfortable to wear.
MULTI FUNCTIONAL
The wristband mirror with can be used by cyclists and motorcyclists ,which will give you a wide field of rear vision.
Prefect
Do you use your headphones while riding? if so, this will allow you to compensate for loss of hearing awareness with added visual awareness. This product is great for both adults and kids. When riding together it's easy to see those behind you without having to constantly look back. It also makes a great gift for those you care about! Cycling has never been safer with the new wearable mirror that gives you a pair of eyes on the back of your head when you ride. Unlike other rear view mirrors, this design eliminates road vibration giving you a clear view of what's coming up behind you. Throw away that handlebar mirror that constantly breaks and the eyeglass mirror that shutters and shakes!
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| Sold By | Sealen | BriskMore | EMAKE LLC | ROCKBROS USA | WolfBite Boxing | Efficient Velo Tools LLC |
| size | — | 4.7X2.4Inches | Mittel | One Size | Improved Version (Original ) | — |
| auto part position | rear | left | outer | right, left | left | left |
| shape | Oval | Wing-shaped | Round | Round | Round | Round |
| operation mode | Manual | Manual | Manuell | Manual | Manual | Manual |
| material | mesh cloth | Glass, Plastic, Aluminum | Rubber | Aluminum | Acrylic | Plastic |
| compatible vehicles | Bicycle | Bicycle, bikes | Car | bike helmet, mtb helmet, ski helmet | — | Cycle |
| fit type | — | Universal Fit | Universal Fit | Universal Fit | — | — |
| lens curvature | Convex | Convex | Convex | Convex | Convex | Convex |
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Great product
My only issue is that the angle of the mirror isn't great if worn directly on the wrist. This is easily remedied by wearing it a bit higher on the forearm, or lower on the hand. The mirror is gives a very clear view, and it doesn't move around over time so you don't need to readjust it while riding. Definitely a highly recommended riding accessory!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2024
My only issue is that the angle of the mirror isn't great if worn directly on the wrist. This is easily remedied by wearing it a bit higher on the forearm, or lower on the hand. The mirror is gives a very clear view, and it doesn't move around over time so you don't need to readjust it while riding. Definitely a highly recommended riding accessory!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2020
Oct. 2020: Nice product. Works well. I can see the cars coming behind me which is exactly why I wanted it.
June 2021: I bought and reviewed this in October. It is now June 2021 and I have been using the mirror 3-4 times a week since the start of spring. It was great initially however now I have to constantly readjust the mirror door every time I go over even the smallest bump in the road. It no longer stays in place and there does not appear to be anyway to adjust the tightness. Its annoying and distracting so I’ve removed 2 stars from the rating.
June 2021: I bought and reviewed this in October. It is now June 2021 and I have been using the mirror 3-4 times a week since the start of spring. It was great initially however now I have to constantly readjust the mirror door every time I go over even the smallest bump in the road. It no longer stays in place and there does not appear to be anyway to adjust the tightness. Its annoying and distracting so I’ve removed 2 stars from the rating.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2023
Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2021
First the one pro:
It’s a very good mirror. The slight convexity gives a clear image 2-3 lanes wide so you can see clearly if a car or another cyclist is coming up behind you, and positioning it on the wrist is perfect placement with no vibrating, at least with upright handlebars.
Now, the many cons:
Twisting the mirror to the desired angle takes so much strength that I severely injured both thumbs and one forearm, and that’s with tools to add leverage. The is the “New Upgrade” version that fixes their old problem of it being loose. Sorry to tell you, folks, but you way overdid your fix. Since this should be a one-time adjustment, a better design would have a loose fit for easy rotation and then a locking mechanism to hold it in place.
While the rotation is way too tight and difficult, the flip-up hinge is too loose. It moves up and down with almost zero effort, so when I hit a big bump yesterday, it closed halfway. This means that when you are riding through an intersection, where potholes are commonplace, and you hit one, you lose the use of your mirror until you get to a calm enough place to move it back into position with your other (brake) hand. Not good. I expect that I will have to modify it to lock it into the open position, which means that I cannot walk away from my bike even a short distance with it without looking like a doof. This needs to be tighter. Again, maybe with a locking mechanism.
The wrist strap arrangement seems very strange to me. Most Velcro straps wrap around a post and pull back on themselves, but not this one. They have it passing underneath the mirror in such a way that makes it difficult to get on and off. The strap adjusts underneath, as well as on top. They don’t tell you that; I discovered it accidentally after several uses. I will probably redo the strap, too, or replace it with something different.
Oh, this came with a coupon that said they would return $3 to my card if I gave them a 5-star review. Since I am only giving them 2 stars, do you think they'll give me $1.20?
ONE MONTH LATER ...
My concern about the flip-up hinge being too loose came true. In every ride now, every bump makes the mirror open up further so I get a great view of the sky. I have fixed this (I hope!) by adding a screw as a stop to how far it will open. (See pics.) This allows me to still close it when I am off my bike. I couldn't drill in very far because the hinge has a metal shaft through it, so I'll see how long my fix stays on. Because this mirror will not work out of the box, I am reducing my 2-star rating to 1 star.
It’s a very good mirror. The slight convexity gives a clear image 2-3 lanes wide so you can see clearly if a car or another cyclist is coming up behind you, and positioning it on the wrist is perfect placement with no vibrating, at least with upright handlebars.
Now, the many cons:
Twisting the mirror to the desired angle takes so much strength that I severely injured both thumbs and one forearm, and that’s with tools to add leverage. The is the “New Upgrade” version that fixes their old problem of it being loose. Sorry to tell you, folks, but you way overdid your fix. Since this should be a one-time adjustment, a better design would have a loose fit for easy rotation and then a locking mechanism to hold it in place.
While the rotation is way too tight and difficult, the flip-up hinge is too loose. It moves up and down with almost zero effort, so when I hit a big bump yesterday, it closed halfway. This means that when you are riding through an intersection, where potholes are commonplace, and you hit one, you lose the use of your mirror until you get to a calm enough place to move it back into position with your other (brake) hand. Not good. I expect that I will have to modify it to lock it into the open position, which means that I cannot walk away from my bike even a short distance with it without looking like a doof. This needs to be tighter. Again, maybe with a locking mechanism.
The wrist strap arrangement seems very strange to me. Most Velcro straps wrap around a post and pull back on themselves, but not this one. They have it passing underneath the mirror in such a way that makes it difficult to get on and off. The strap adjusts underneath, as well as on top. They don’t tell you that; I discovered it accidentally after several uses. I will probably redo the strap, too, or replace it with something different.
Oh, this came with a coupon that said they would return $3 to my card if I gave them a 5-star review. Since I am only giving them 2 stars, do you think they'll give me $1.20?
ONE MONTH LATER ...
My concern about the flip-up hinge being too loose came true. In every ride now, every bump makes the mirror open up further so I get a great view of the sky. I have fixed this (I hope!) by adding a screw as a stop to how far it will open. (See pics.) This allows me to still close it when I am off my bike. I couldn't drill in very far because the hinge has a metal shaft through it, so I'll see how long my fix stays on. Because this mirror will not work out of the box, I am reducing my 2-star rating to 1 star.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2023
Don't give up before you've worked with the placement!
Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2023
I'm using this for bicycle riding. Initially, I thought it was not going to work for me because my arm/shoulder got in the way when I had the mirror face placed on the top of my wrist (like a watch). I was disappointed, because it seemed really nifty and nice quality otherwise. I thought I was going to have to return it. However, after working with it a bit, I found that placing the face on the SIDE of the wrist, instead of the top, works great (see photos). During the time I was thinking I'd likely replace it, I read reviews and purchased the "Take a Look Cyclist Mirror" (also available on Amazon). I now use the "Take a Look..." for left side viewing, and this wrist rearview mirror for the right. Either could probably work very well by itself, but together, they are fantastic. The wrist mirror has a wide angle, and the "Take a Look..." does not. Therefore, you get the benefit of seeing a wide angle with the wrist, and seeing the actual distance of vehicles/other cyclists behind you with the "Take a Look...." If you don't like the idea of having a small mirror on your eyeglasses or helmet as with the "Take a Look...," yet want to be able to see both sides, I think a wrist mirror on each wrist would also work well. Some reviewers have complained that the wrist mirror's twist function makes it difficult to adjust. I don't have a problem with that at all, and the required firm twist keeps the mirror from easily falling out of adjustment. I took off one star only because the strap is a little difficult to adjust once it's on your wrist. So glad I didn't return it!
Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2023
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Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2024
A real life saver in bad traffic
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bourdon
produit correct, il fait son Taf ;)
Reviewed in France on December 22, 2021Amazon Customer
Solid build, very clear, works great!
Reviewed in Canada on May 22, 2019