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product_id: 768595
title: "Take A Look Cycling Mirror – Low-Tech Rearview Mirror for Bikes – Fits Helmet & Sunglasses – Shatter-Resistant Polycarbonate Lens, Anti-Vibration Stainless-Steel & Brass, Always On (Left-Side)"
brand: "take a look"
price: "465 kr"
currency: NOK
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 13
category: "Take A Look"
url: https://www.desertcart.no/products/768595-take-a-look-cycling-mirror-low-tech-rearview-mirror-bikes
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region: Norway
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# 3-axis adjustable pivot Left-eye optimized view Shatter-resistant polycarbonate Take A Look Cycling Mirror – Low-Tech Rearview Mirror for Bikes – Fits Helmet & Sunglasses – Shatter-Resistant Polycarbonate Lens, Anti-Vibration Stainless-Steel & Brass, Always On (Left-Side)

**Brand:** take a look
**Price:** 465 kr
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 👓 See behind, stay ahead — the ultimate low-tech cycling edge!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Take A Look Cycling Mirror – Low-Tech Rearview Mirror for Bikes – Fits Helmet & Sunglasses – Shatter-Resistant Polycarbonate Lens, Anti-Vibration Stainless-Steel & Brass, Always On (Left-Side) by take a look
- **How much does it cost?** 465 kr with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.no](https://www.desertcart.no/products/768595-take-a-look-cycling-mirror-low-tech-rearview-mirror-bikes)

## Best For

- take a look enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted take a look brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Always-On, Zero Battery:** No charging needed—ready whenever you ride
- • **Precision 3-Axis Adjustment:** Customize your rearview angle for perfect clarity
- • **Lifetime USA-Made Durability:** Built tough and backed for life—ride worry-free
- • **Universal Clip-On Versatility:** Fits sunglasses, helmets, and more with ease
- • **Anti-Vibration Steel & Brass Frame:** Rock-solid stability even on bumpy commutes

## Overview

The Take A Look Cycling Mirror is a left-side, low-tech rearview mirror designed for cyclists who demand safety and simplicity. Featuring a shatter-resistant polycarbonate lens and a vibration-minimizing stainless steel and brass frame, it clips securely onto sunglasses or helmets. Its frameless 28×37 mm mirror pivots on three axes for a fully customizable view behind you. Made in the USA and backed by a lifetime warranty, this lightweight, always-ready mirror enhances situational awareness without the hassle of batteries or bulky mounts.

## Description

desertcart.com: Take A Look Cycling Mirror – Low-Tech Rearview Mirror for Bikes – Fits Helmet & Sunglasses – Shatter-Resistant Polycarbonate Lens, Anti-Vibration Stainless-Steel & Brass, Always On (Left-Side) : Sports & Outdoors

Review: Best mirror I've used. - I've seen other cyclists with these but they looked kind of weird and like it would get in the way.. Boy was I wrong. I commute on my bike and it's in a high traffic area where you definitely want a mirror. I've used many types that install to the handle bars. If you're reading this, please don't buy one of those. As cool as they look, they never work out(the vibration moves them around) and it's dangerous to turn the bars for a better view. Which brings me to the take a look mirror. The best feature is it is attached to your head so once you learn the movements you can see just about anywhere behind you. Like other reviewers I find this mirror works best attached to your sunglasses. I've tried both and for me the helmet doesn't work as well. It fell off once while riding attached to the helmet. The most important step to remember is that the middle clip needs to be on the outside and the other two go on the inside. It's very simple and I was able to get it installed the first time in under a minute. If you have any issues there is a website address with more detailed instructions included on the manual in the package. I find this mirror very easy to use. The little arm that the mirror is attached to rotatates vertically, while the arm that is connected to rotates horizontal. Meaning you can adjust the mirror anywhere you want. I put the clip in the center of my sunglasses so the mirror is just outside my vision and adjust the mirror so it's perfect viewing when my head is looking Straight ahead. Then for fine turning I turn my head to the left to see me behind me and to the right to see more to my outside. Once you have it adjusted and ride a couple miles you will figure out the angles to turn to see where you want. I can't believe I waited this long to buy one. No more guessing or straining your neck to see behind you. This mirror allows me to quickly scan behind me when ever I need to. Unlike handlebar mirrors that vibrate and bounce and eventually fall off, this little mirror attaches very well. It's simply made but well thought out and works well. I've had zero issues with stability or it detaching outside of the one time it detached from my Hemet but I do believe that's because it hangs upside down from my helmet. I have had no issues with it attached to my sunglasses. Even if it comes off I know where I put it(right in the middle) and then just a couple seconds to look behind me while wearing it to tune it in. The quality of the mirror is good as are all the parts for the mirror. You will be able to see in it. If you ride a bicycle and want to see behind you this is by far the best mirror I've used to do it.
Review: Best eyeglass cycling mirror out there! - January 2019 update to my reviews which I still give five stars. A few years ago I switched to a Fly Racing Freestone helmet, which has a built in visor and better rear coverage of the head. The helmet is designed for MTB use, but I prefer the better coverage at the rear and the solid (as in screw attached) visor. After getting tired of the eyeglass mount of the Take A Look mirror and all its compromises, I cobbled together a semi-permanent mount to the visor of the helmet, using cable ties and the mirror mount. The end result is a vastly improved mount and view. I no longer had to fiddle with the mirror on my glasses, and now just rotate the mirror under the visor when dismounting. Still have to fiddle with it when first donning the helmet, but it works so much better now. Vibrations are minimized to almost non-existent. Downside is that my other helmets do not have the same type of visor, but since I like the Freestone (a great helmet), it is not such a negative. I have gone through a few helmet mounted mirrors before finally trying this one. This model has been around for years, is still made right here in the USA, and I like it best. My main issue with helmet mount mirrors is the way they quickly go out of alignment. Be it the ever changing location of the helmet in relation to your view from daily donning/undonning, the mounts coming loose (Velcro adhesive or hard mount adhesive loosening over time), and my own clumsiness in dropping the mirror onto something while attached to my helmet, they always left me irritated. The Bike Peddler model slips onto your eyeglass or sunglass (for those of you blessed with decent vision) frames, staying in place via friction mount. The mirror has ample swivel points to it and folds flat. With my nearsightness, I assumed it would be difficult for me to focus on the mirror, but that was unfounded in use (physics ain't my strong point). This mirror works perfectly for me. Yeah, you may look goofy, but knowing what is coming from behind is of much greater benefit than appearance as one ages. The mirror stays in place using plastic pads (on metal arms) of the eyeglass, and once adjusted is locked in for that wearing. No more worrying about my helmet mounted mirror getting bumped out of view. One of the reasons I hesitated on this model for so many years was the metal construction, worrying that when I took a spill, bits of metal framing would poke the head, and it's semi useful contents. Still possible, of course, but no more so than eyeglass frames I suppose. And helmet mounted ones have bits that could easily become projectiles, so it is a wash. Only nitpick, and this is my own doing, is that it is so small, I have already lost one. So I purchased another to replace it. Worth it and recommended.

## Features

- LEFT SIDE WEAR – Optimized for your left eye, giving an unobstructed view behind you. Right-side version available.
- ALWAYS ON & LOW-TECH – No batteries or charging required; your mirror is ready whenever you clip it on.
- VERSATILE ATTACHMENT – Securely clips to sunglasses, helmet visors or—using our optional adapter—to most helmets.
- SHATTER-RESISTANT POLYCARBONATE – Impact-proof mirror with an abrasion-resistant coating stands up to everyday wear and tear.
- ANTI-VIBRATION CONSTRUCTION – Solid stainless-steel & brass frame and 3-prong clip minimize shake for a steady view.
- PRECISION, ADUSTABLE VIEW – Frameless 28 × 37 mm mirror extends 70 mm and pivots on three axes for your perfect angle.
- LIFETIME WARRANTY & USA MADE – Built to last and backed for life by Take A Look Active.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B000C17M26 |
| Auto Part Position | Front Left |
| Automotive Fit Type | Universal Fit |
| Best Sellers Rank | #6,101 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #6 in Kids' Bike Accessories #7 in Bike Mirrors |
| Brand | TAKE A LOOK |
| Brand Name | TAKE A LOOK |
| Color | Original |
| Compatible with Vehicle Type | Bicycle |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 4,586 Reviews |
| Fit Type | Universal Fit |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00651810010002 |
| Included Components | 1 Mirror |
| Item Dimensions | 4.63 x 0.25 x 1.63 inches |
| Item Type Name | Bike Peddler Take A Look Cycling Eyeglass Mirror (Original) |
| Item Weight | 0.01 kg |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 4.63 x 0.25 x 1.63 inches |
| Lens Curvature Description | Flat |
| Manufacturer | TAKE A LOOK ACTIVITY MIRROR |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 100 |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | Replace if was broken from factory |
| Material | Brass , Stainless Steel |
| Material Type | Brass, Stainless Steel |
| Model Number | 90-04-121 |
| Mounting Type | Sunglasses, eyeglasses, or bicycle helmet |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Operation Mode | Manual |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Adjustable, Lightweight and Optically Correct, Versatile Attachment, Minimal Vibration |
| Shape | Rectangular |
| Size | 1 Pack |
| UPC | 651810010002 765857568546 709081902622 781584239283 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Vehicle Service Type | Bicycle |

## Product Details

- **Auto Part Position:** Front Left
- **Brand:** TAKE A LOOK
- **Color:** Original
- **Included Components:** 1 Mirror
- **Item Weight:** 0.01 kg
- **Item dimensions L x W x H:** 4.63 x 0.25 x 1.63 inches
- **Material:** Brass, Stainless Steel
- **Mounting Type:** Sunglasses, eyeglasses, or bicycle helmet
- **Special Feature:** Adjustable, Lightweight and Optically Correct, Versatile Attachment, Minimal Vibration
- **Vehicle Service Type:** Bicycle

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best mirror I've used.
*by P***R on August 27, 2022*

I've seen other cyclists with these but they looked kind of weird and like it would get in the way.. Boy was I wrong. I commute on my bike and it's in a high traffic area where you definitely want a mirror. I've used many types that install to the handle bars. If you're reading this, please don't buy one of those. As cool as they look, they never work out(the vibration moves them around) and it's dangerous to turn the bars for a better view. Which brings me to the take a look mirror. The best feature is it is attached to your head so once you learn the movements you can see just about anywhere behind you. Like other reviewers I find this mirror works best attached to your sunglasses. I've tried both and for me the helmet doesn't work as well. It fell off once while riding attached to the helmet. The most important step to remember is that the middle clip needs to be on the outside and the other two go on the inside. It's very simple and I was able to get it installed the first time in under a minute. If you have any issues there is a website address with more detailed instructions included on the manual in the package. I find this mirror very easy to use. The little arm that the mirror is attached to rotatates vertically, while the arm that is connected to rotates horizontal. Meaning you can adjust the mirror anywhere you want. I put the clip in the center of my sunglasses so the mirror is just outside my vision and adjust the mirror so it's perfect viewing when my head is looking Straight ahead. Then for fine turning I turn my head to the left to see me behind me and to the right to see more to my outside. Once you have it adjusted and ride a couple miles you will figure out the angles to turn to see where you want. I can't believe I waited this long to buy one. No more guessing or straining your neck to see behind you. This mirror allows me to quickly scan behind me when ever I need to. Unlike handlebar mirrors that vibrate and bounce and eventually fall off, this little mirror attaches very well. It's simply made but well thought out and works well. I've had zero issues with stability or it detaching outside of the one time it detached from my Hemet but I do believe that's because it hangs upside down from my helmet. I have had no issues with it attached to my sunglasses. Even if it comes off I know where I put it(right in the middle) and then just a couple seconds to look behind me while wearing it to tune it in. The quality of the mirror is good as are all the parts for the mirror. You will be able to see in it. If you ride a bicycle and want to see behind you this is by far the best mirror I've used to do it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best eyeglass cycling mirror out there!
*by E***E on December 16, 2015*

January 2019 update to my reviews which I still give five stars. A few years ago I switched to a Fly Racing Freestone helmet, which has a built in visor and better rear coverage of the head. The helmet is designed for MTB use, but I prefer the better coverage at the rear and the solid (as in screw attached) visor. After getting tired of the eyeglass mount of the Take A Look mirror and all its compromises, I cobbled together a semi-permanent mount to the visor of the helmet, using cable ties and the mirror mount. The end result is a vastly improved mount and view. I no longer had to fiddle with the mirror on my glasses, and now just rotate the mirror under the visor when dismounting. Still have to fiddle with it when first donning the helmet, but it works so much better now. Vibrations are minimized to almost non-existent. Downside is that my other helmets do not have the same type of visor, but since I like the Freestone (a great helmet), it is not such a negative. I have gone through a few helmet mounted mirrors before finally trying this one. This model has been around for years, is still made right here in the USA, and I like it best. My main issue with helmet mount mirrors is the way they quickly go out of alignment. Be it the ever changing location of the helmet in relation to your view from daily donning/undonning, the mounts coming loose (Velcro adhesive or hard mount adhesive loosening over time), and my own clumsiness in dropping the mirror onto something while attached to my helmet, they always left me irritated. The Bike Peddler model slips onto your eyeglass or sunglass (for those of you blessed with decent vision) frames, staying in place via friction mount. The mirror has ample swivel points to it and folds flat. With my nearsightness, I assumed it would be difficult for me to focus on the mirror, but that was unfounded in use (physics ain't my strong point). This mirror works perfectly for me. Yeah, you may look goofy, but knowing what is coming from behind is of much greater benefit than appearance as one ages. The mirror stays in place using plastic pads (on metal arms) of the eyeglass, and once adjusted is locked in for that wearing. No more worrying about my helmet mounted mirror getting bumped out of view. One of the reasons I hesitated on this model for so many years was the metal construction, worrying that when I took a spill, bits of metal framing would poke the head, and it's semi useful contents. Still possible, of course, but no more so than eyeglass frames I suppose. And helmet mounted ones have bits that could easily become projectiles, so it is a wash. Only nitpick, and this is my own doing, is that it is so small, I have already lost one. So I purchased another to replace it. Worth it and recommended.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Quality product, if you want a mirror of this style
*by P***T on June 5, 2018*

This is my second head-mounted cycling mirror. I've had it for a few weeks, and it's been good so far. The mirror has excellent build quality, especially compared to my previous one. The mirror is clear, the mount is sturdy, and metal arm adjusts smoothly and easily. I've been wearing this mounted to my sunglasses, and it hasn't moved out of place once, even over rough terrain and in high winds. I'd definitely recommend this product for anyone looking for this style of mirror. My only complaint is that it's so far been impossible to position the mirror to get a sufficiently full view behind me, without having to turn my head. I've tried changing the mounting position on my sunglasses, moving the mirror, and even bending the mount arm (in the manner prescribed in the enclosed directions) to no avail. Basically, if the mirror is in a position where I can see it easily, my head / shoulder / backpack block a fair amount of the viewfield. I think the solution would be to have a longer arm, so the mirror could be further in front of my face, and slightly more to the outside. Unfortunately, every head-mounted mirror I've looked at seems to have this same problem. But, I am able to turn my head and scan behind me pretty easily, so this mirror still gets high marks. I'll add a few more comments about this style of mirror, for folks who might be considering one but haven't used one before. These aren't specific to the Bike Peddler model per se, though certainly apply to this model. Firstly, after trying both head and handlebar mounted mirrors, I greatly prefer the head ones. They allow me to keep my eyes forward, rather than having to look down at the bars. Also, I can move my head independently of the handlebars, so I can look behind me when cornering, or when stabbing the bars to avoid potholes and storm drains. That's the same reason I wear a helmet-mounted light (in addition to a handlebar one) when mountain biking at night. As far as stability goes, the eyeglass mounts work best, by far. I had my previous mirror mounted to my helmet, which vibrated like crazy unless I tightened my helmet to the point of getting a headache. My prior handlebar mirrors suffered from similar vibration problems. That said, the eyeglass mount is also somewhat inconvenient. I have wire framed sunglasses (I know, I know, I should be using plastic - I'm working on it) and the pressure of the mirror mount flexes the sunglass arm. I bent the mirror mount a bit, though, and it helped that problem. Of course, you also need to be wearing some sort of glasses all the time. I lost my good cycling glasses last year, which had swappable dark lenses for daytime and clear lenses for nighttime. So, without a clear lens option at the moment, I'm stuck without a mirror at night. I'm considering buying the Bike Peddler helmet mount, or fashioning one of my own, just so I don't have to wear glasses at night, or mount / unmount it from my sunglasses every time I stop somewhere (it's a little weird hanging out on the patio at the pub with a mirror on). Again, this might yield too many vibrations over bumps and in the wind, but it's worth a try if I can just mount it and leave it on my helmet for good. If you want an eyeglass mounted mirror, or one that can be easily adapted to a helmet mount, this is a good choice. It's well made and stable. The only improvement would be - having dedicated bicycle lanes everywhere so I didn't need to keep checking my tail for cars :)

## Frequently Bought Together

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