I need a visor that is good for night driving. I have tried the double visor - one for day and one for night - and it is too bulky. Is this one good for night driving? I need to have the glare cut down but still be able to see everything else that is...
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This visor is not polarized so I don't think you will be able to see clearly through it at night. I love mine for the sun's glare, but I do NOT look through it to drive. I tilt it to block the afternoon sun from my eyes, but always have vision through my car's windshield and not the visor. I hope this was helpful.
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Its not too dark.... If your good with tint go for it but me ... I wouldnt it would be to hard for me .. Its has a sticky backing which would be easy to stick to the visor but shaping it and making sure no bubles are trapped ... I wouldnt
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I don't know if they are the same or not as I haven't tried the ones advertised. They do what they say they will do. I have had numerous laser surgeries on my eyes and the glare from the lights make it impossible to drive during rain and at night. I have driven at dusk and the glare front the headlights doesn't seem to bother me as bad. Haven't driven when it is dark but I have driven in the rain and can see a lot better.
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not as fog lights but it definately was a lot brighter for the car !! i work nights & live in country so the back roads are real dark & these new lights made it almost like day light driving !!!! awesome product & i would try them as fog lights , would'nt hurt !!! good luck !!!!
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i use them for gaming, but now i want to see how they work for night driving.... to be continued ....
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Put your mind at ease my friend, this sunshade is the best one of many I have owned, and it fits the 2013/2014 Ford Escape perfectly, it's a little hard to roll up, but once you get the knack it's ok. I also love it because, you dont' need to actually put the visors down to hold it, it fits that darn nice. I would recommend this sunshade to my mother.
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It's too dark for the visor . You should not use it for the visor . I feel it's darker than dark sunglasses .
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All I can tell you they are nice (really brighten things up) on cloudy days. At night they cut down on light glare from headlights/street lights but they do darken shadowed area more then clear lens. In town at night they are ok but not on country roads at night,to dark.
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They aren't polarized, if they were you wouldn't be able to see your computer screen while wearing them. You shouldn't wear tinted lenses while driving at night, it's an easy way to get a ticket depending on your traffic laws. If you require prescription glasses while driving, then I suggest ordering a pair online (i.e Zenni Optical) and adding on anti-glare. Anti-glare only helps if you actually require wearing lenses though, it just reduces glare reflecting on the lenses from incoming car lights etc.
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Hello Craig, I bought the standard ones because I like the shiny look.I have used anti glare before and it seems OK.it does seem like you lose a little definition if you do use anti glare. If you are using it in a really bright area all the time then I'd say get it.otherwise I'd prefer the standard.
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I believe they are polarized which will make them more high definition. Anti reflextive, I'm not sure. I don't drive at night but a friend got a pair and said they help a lot. I use them on cloudy days..they make a cloudy day bright. Polycarbonate material automatically protects from UV rays. Hope this helps.
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Yes, noticeable difference at night. The glare of bright lights is diminished, however, it also mutes darkness. I agree with others that its more difficult to see people, animals, or objects on or along side of road. For me, these work best driving towards bright sunlight.
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I don't really have a glare issue, so not sure BUT, at night, the lights from cars seem to be more diffused, yet more spread out. That is, there is more lighted area in the window, as if the adhesive spreads out the light to a bigger surface area than if it was just the plain glass, but the light is softer. Hope this helps.
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Use as a everyday helmet with sunglasses and no shield and with shield on races or just when I want to show off � seriously...you can use it as an everyday helmet. ..Best helmet I ever had !!
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I'm in the habit of cracking the visor open whenever I'm not moving forward, as it fogs up considerably at idle, as others have said. There are anti-fogging sprays out there, but I have never tried them. As for glasses, I tried it with some safety glasses that I have and they fit pretty well with both visors down, which, I have to confess, I wasn't expecting to be the case.
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I've never worn it at night with cars coming at me but I can tell you it's very, very reflecting and visible in the distance with only an out-in-the-country yard light shining on it, so I would expect it to be good on the road. Hope this helps! : )
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Just drive only in shaded areas, this will ensure that it does not reflect the sun to affect other drivers. Not unless your looking where you shouldn't, they do nothing to hinder vision at all. There is no extra flares or glares of reflected light against other drivers. It does not affect you either. These are designed to improve the look of your vehicle, if you get these chrome mirror trims or have already gotten them "STOP WORRING".