Great to hear you like them initially! Let me know what you think of them after you get a few rides in. I am still using mine on every single ride. I prefer the smaller size because it does give a bit of a better view behind.

I have been thinking of that for years but the tech is not there yet or at least at a price point that people are willing to pay. Would love to see this eventually though.

@@BlackWaterCyclist how about designing a dim led around that cup area. The bike computers that function with radars, could potential send a signal that just activate the led in the mirror cup alerting the riders attention, giving them the hint to look at the miror. This idea may be useless since the bike computers do alert the rider as well, but maybe more of a bonus since the dim light would make the rider want to look at the mirror by instinct.

@@shinobusensui9395I think that a small LED notification would be very useful. I wear bilateral cochlear implants, and can’t always hear my Garmin V when it notifies me of something approaching from behind, especially when there’s wind noise in my processors. I ride mostly long distance paved trails to avoid car/traffic. The LED, at minimum, would alert me to stay to the right of the trail until the other rider has passed.

@@RadarRider226 the mirror area is bulky enough to maybe place a small battery in and maybe add a small board somewhere in the frame that works with ant+. I'm sure this can be devoloped with ease

@@shinobusensui9395 I wouldn’t know how to begin putting something like that together, I’m not an engineer for sure. I’ll have to do some research and see if there’re groups out there that take on challenges like this. It would be a wonderful tool for those that ride and are hearing impaired. Thanks for the idea.

Do Kapvoe glasses have a rear view mirror?

Thank you for the feedback, I do appreciate honest feedback to make the videos better. Have you decided which route to go with a different mirror?

Their newer models have actually done that already so if you order now, the larger size will have the mirror moved up in a better position.

@@BlackWaterCyclist I ordered this week-end, from France. I hope to have this update ! Receiving my glasses Monday. I will check.

Yeah you may not like this product then because if regular glasses bother you then I would think you would not like this one because it does have something more noticeable in your periphery. Thank you so much for the heads up on the music. It's nice when I get feedback on the video tech stuff so I don't repeat it.

Great question! I did not find it impeded my ability to look back regularly.

Yeah it is pretty ridiculous the ignorance of drivers on the road when it comes to cyclist.

The mirror never fogged on me at all and was never close to fogging. I live in a very humid climate and it was very clear.

The air just has the slit at the top to allow more airflow behind the lenses.

Thanks for watching

They are very similar from my experience on fit. I'll measure today to make sure but they feel the same, just the small has smaller lens. I'll confirm for you in a bit.

They did not but I'll ask. I just emailed with the owner on Friday so I'll ask because I'd love to be able to help you out.

@@BlackWaterCyclist thanks, typically you get a kickback if your discount code is used

Yeah but if you look at other glasses out there the price is not ridiculous. Tifosi glasses which aren't crazy expensive are around $80 for their top fo the line cycling glasses and then you have to buy a mirror which might fit on them for $19 so you are looking at a glasses mirror combo around $100. You can buy some cheap glasses for around $25 and then you pay an extra $19 for the mirror and you are at $45. In my opinion, they are not outrageously priced and are very reasonable considering you get some nice features and two products in one.

I agree completely and I do run lights day and night. I will say that you can't trust the drivers alone. Here is a video of drivers intentionally murdering a cyclist. If you had the mirror, you could see and avoid the driver behind you. x.com/JohnLeFevre/status/1703022271235825854?t=XEZfyt2q9QTqhyXMMVRPGw&s=01

Hi Alf, yes they are, sorry should have clarified that in the video.

You can get it from TriEye directly at their site: trieye.com/

Thank you for your reply

I think that would be amazing but the issue with it being an attachable piece is that it would need to sit in front of regular glasses and then you couldn't adjust the mirror because it would be behind the regular lens of your glasses. I wish it could be an easy addition to other shades but I think it may be too complex.

Also something I recommend as well as the varia radar is the varia HUD so you can monitor cars without lifting up to look at the bike computer

@@theinstigatorr I agree. The ultimate set up in my opinion would be some sort of HUD in the glasses that connect to a camera behind you so you can always see behind you. That obviously complicates things.