🕶️ Glare Guard Polarized Car Visor Extender: Ultimate Protection from Glare & UV Rays Review

Proven polarization, robust design definitely helps smaller people whose car visor is too high to block them. Flip it down and it's a great second pair of glasses. Doesn't glare, good for bright headlights at night! Worth the extra money. To update. 4 months after purchase, the hinges broke, the parts fell apart, I can't put it back together. Wrote to company about 1 year warranty, no reply.

Having been blinded by the midday sun and trying to see when a traffic light changes I figured a visor would help in these situations. It does. Easy to install but the included velcro was not long enough to go around my car's visor. I need to get velcro from my local fabric store to fix the situation. However, I am happy with this purchase because it solved the problem of driving in the sun. Correction: I didn't realize there were Velcro on the clips. When installed correctly, the included…

Anti-glare polarized car visor. First good news: The visor is well made and easy to assemble. However, I find the device unsatisfactory for the following reasons.1. There is a 3/8 inch gap between the bottom of my visor and the top of the visor protector. For some reason the sun always finds a gap and shines in my eyes (see photo). If they had made the center guard ½ inch taller, it would have closed the gap.2. Visibility through the visor without sunglasses is noticeably worse than when I only

The small set screws on the visor hinges were loosened upon delivery of the product resulting in the brackets not holding the visor at the correct angle selected by the user. Tightening the screws worked for about a day, and then the same thing happened. This time I removed the set screws and smeared them with glue before reassembling them so they wouldn't come out. So far, so good. The construction of the fitting is of such poor quality that I don't think this "fixing" will last long…

This is a high quality supplemental sun visor. It mounts quickly and easily to the driver's sun visor in my 2005 Toyota Highlander. The OEM visors in my SUV are thickly lined and a few other visors bought from retailers in large boxes just won't stay in place. The Glare Guard uses Velcro straps to attach the visor to the OEM visor, allowing it to be held in place even when riding over rough pavements. The hinges on the Glare Guard are top-notch: they have a very nice click-click feature that…

This is a high quality product but it probably needs another generation of development to get 5 stars. It looks and feels like something you don't have to be ashamed of using (the price matches). If you adjust the angle of the visor during use, you'll be rewarded with a nice clicking hinge as you rotate it. Part of the lens is dark enough to comfortably soften the setting sun, which you'll have to face west on the drive home. But not so dark that you have to fold them back every time the sun…

I had something similar a long time ago. It was necessary but helpful. I have migraines and sunglasses are a must, but I don't always have them with me. At 65 I needed something again to protect me from the sun and the headlights of oncoming cars at dusk and dawn. So of course I looked at Revane. I've seen many, many suggestions. I could get away with anything starting at $8. That's when I came across this one. I used to wear polarized glasses when working on the computer at work as I suffered…