CIPA 49504 Clamp Convex Review

Exactly what I need for my RV. I had small dot mirrors on my side mirrors but wanted more visibility. I made brackets out of a piece of thin aluminum rod and installed them under the stock mirrors. Significant improvement over point mirrors. I was afraid they would catch the wind and vibrate, but they are very stable. They offer a very wide field of view and the image is larger and less distorted than point mirrors. The brackets that come with it are very restrictive and didn't do me any good…

later The mirror was just what I needed to replace the lower side mirror on my camper van. Carefully remove the glass and replace the cracked mirror. This is a glass mirror, not plastic. Now for Revain's customer service. The original order was 2 days after the delivery date and has not updated the status. Contacted Revain and they immediately sent another mirror. After 2 days I received a replacement delivery, but it was torn. Contacted Revain and they sent another immediately. I can't fault…

Ideal for a golf cart. It is convex both horizontally and vertically. So my daughter (who is much smaller than me) can drive a golf cart and look behind the cart just like me. Exactly what I was looking for. I originally had an 8 inch round convex mirror that created a large blind spot on the FRONT of the car. Not very good. It's absolutely perfect. This really is a great option. I mounted mine on the underside of the roof in front of the driver and it gives great visibility behind the carts…

I don't use them for their intended purpose. My job involves attaching a pole to the front of my car, driving in front of heavy loads, and checking that they can safely pass under wires, branches, and bridges. To be able to see the top of the rod I need a mirror on the dashboard. It worked PERFECTLY for what I needed, the mounting points matched my existing setup and it was a very reasonable price. You can use it for many things around the house, including hanging it on a wall or roof…

I bought this mirror for the passenger side of two vehicles with limited visibility that I tow. I didn't bother with the mount (although it will work if you have a tube or bracket to attach it to) so I sawed the mount off the back of the mirror (it's plastic) and then glued it on top on my existing flat mirror. . 1000% vision improvement. This is the largest convex blind spot mirror you can find. Quality is good but I wish they had made it without a mount because most people I see also want to…

I have a 2003 Jeep Wrangler X and bought a set of Rugged Ridge mirrors that attach to the body. They are so you can have side mirrors when the doors are out. Unfortunately, the passenger mirror is not convex. I was aware of this and didn't think it would cause a problem (I mentioned it in my Rugged Ridge mirror review), but the passenger mirror is utterly useless as it's a straight/standard mirror. What to do? I stumbled upon this and ordered it when a previous reviewer mentioned using it on…