JL Safety Visortag® Vertical Mount Review

Although very nicely built and well designed, it is of little use to me. First, it was too small for the handicap license I got here in Michigan. I have to assume these posters come in a variety of sizes, but it's like rolling the dice to see if others fit. The killer of the deal, however, was that the tilt of my Toyota Yaris' windshield caused the poster to be too far from the windshield to be seen properly. It's a nice and potentially useful element in the right vehicle, but I've based my…

My last poster holder cost twice as much and the sun broke it into small pieces. So when I needed a replacement I wanted something more thoughtful and I definitely got it with this one. It's not soft plastic, it's hard plastic. It folds down and folds up. Heavy duty magnets work great. He keeps my New Jersey sign where I need it and shoves it out of the way when I'm not (It's illegal to drive with a sign attached to your rearview mirror. if you 'if I didn't keep it there I'd forget to put it…

My problem was that the new handicap plates are weak. They are made of cardboard with a plastic coating. I have a convertible and the first time I forgot to remove the sticker from the mirror it came off when the top was down. Luckily I caught him. I first attached it to the passenger-side visor on the edge closest to the windshield (rather than the outside edge like one reviewer had done) and then flipped it down when needed. I didn't like it being so far back in the car and was afraid it…

When I saw this product and all the positive reviews about it I thought it was no problem, a sure win! However, there is one problem that I consider serious when using it. It is normal not to use it when the visor is flipped up. See image 1. It is normal to omit the disabled sign if you must use it. See pic 2. You have an issue that requires your passenger to lower the visor. When the visor is down (shading the person's eyes from the sun), the plaque obscures clear vision through the…

If you have a sign for the disabled, you know very well that it is not easy to store because it is large. Also, it is illegal in my jurisdiction to drive with a banner hanging from the mirror, although no police officer enforces this law. I've never found a proper pocket to keep it next to the visor when not in use and it's too big to put in the glove box even in my Cadillac. This thing is genius in that it doesn't bother at all and doesn't interfere with using a sight. This device holds the…