🚴 PChero Bike Glasses Mirror: 360° Adjustable Wide Angle Rear View Mirror for Safe Mountain/Road Cycling Review

It does what it's supposed to: gives you a picture of what's going on behind you. This works best when the ground is smooth or when you are standing still. Otherwise, shaking will give a blurry image, and the mirror at the end of a thin rod will shake as you move. But it works for me as I just need to know if someone is behind me or ready to go around me. Attaches to sunglasses easily and conveniently. Not perfect, but sufficient.

I'm a trucker, I never drive without a mirror. I prefer goggle mounts over helmet mounts and my favorite is the Bike Peddler in a compact size. Although the mirror is smaller, its shorter arm brings it closer to your eyes, giving you a wider field of view (and reducing shake, too). This mirror works, but the mount is more difficult to attach to the glasses (I needed pliers). to wear over my thin metal-rimmed glasses) and the extra length makes it wobble more than the (shorter) Bike Peddler…

I use this mirror every day when I walk our big dog. Cyclists and joggers approaching from behind are all too easily caught off guard: on a busy road, they can't be heard at all. It can be easily attached to both sides of the glasses. It also attaches perfectly to the peak of a baseball cap. Once fitted, the mirror is easy to adjust so that I only have to take a second look in the mirror as I walk to see if someone is approaching from behind. When someone walks, the dog and I leave the sidewalk

Actual mirror large, large, clear, pivoting center. My problem is the attached bar that I attach to my cycling goggles. It has quite a long end that I cut off 50% because it will collide with my helmet and head. I also find that the stem is exceptionally long, requiring the stem to be attached far back on the sunshade mount. Eventually I had to tilt the rod sharply to follow the arc of the riding goggles so that the mirror was to the left of my goggles. This reduces mirror movement and gives…