Enhance Your Ride with the Show Chrome Accessories 59-105 Finger Visor Wiper Review

This is not a joke or toy. Works perfectly. First, I put my gloved thumb in the wiper loop! I find it best to point the LONG end toward the wrist. (the long end is the end without the loop). I think once you learn how to put it on and how to use it you will give it 5 stars too. I noticed that the loop is very large, so women or people with small hands might have problems. IMHO this is a must.

I wish there were other cheap ways to protect the visor when riding in the rain. That's enough for us. Wiping every few minutes does the trick. I use them with my winter gloves which are inherently bulky. I'm tall and thin with small hands. I think there are a lot of hulking men out there who find they don't fit well with a gloved finger, especially insulated motorcycle gloves.

These little rain wipers on the visor are really good! I prefer one finger, I just press my thumb against my palm and the glove doesn't get wet. It's convenient for me. I put it on the outside of my finger while still holding the bike grip and it works great. I put it on with a glove, then took the glove off and lengthened my gloved finger a little more, it seemed the easiest way. You can glue the rubber to leather or any other material you use to glue it to the glove.

Used them for the first time in hours of heavy rain and car splashes after rain - they're fantastic: go fast - and clean the visor - over and over again. It's really a relief to know that you can dry off on a wet, fast road without getting dirty or blinding yourself. Put them on the glove before putting the glove on. Make sure the sliding part comes first and is fully on the finger. I've had no slippage from armored gloves. This is a simple and cheap device that makes driving on wet roads much…

If you're riding a motorcycle in the rain and your helmet visor gets so wet you can't see through the drops and your glove or sleeve gets so wet, it's no longer a problem don't give permission, you'll be lucky to have one of those little suction cups on your index finger (or maybe your thumb). Pointlessly simple design (no doubt they make a good profit, but who cares if the product works?); You simply slide one onto your gloved finger so you can swipe the visor (hopefully without losing control