does the visor flip inward if you dont want to use it? Thanks!
1313236
Bit sure that would work... itd prob sfick out weird. But you can remove it altogether.
1313237
Never tried to do that but I don't think so, it's too thick. But, it's removable.
1313238
No, but you can remove it completely which also removes the cushions all around the inside rim of the helmet.
2058717
yes it does, and the best part when you flip the cover back the magnet holds it in place so you are not hitting youself with it.
1106951
hi, the visor has a clip that slides on the helment and locks in the center, then put the screws in . that should hold it
1023061
When folded up it is against the mirror. What they don't show is that it also has Velcro straps. I just made sure that the Velcro straps went around the visor out side the little mirror. So if you want to see yourself you fold down this polarized car thingy and open the mirror flap. It is really a good extra visor and you get what you pay for. It has clear vision etc. Well made. Would buy it again. Hope the long answer helps.
1082584
Yes. It's adjustable and very secure. I love it on my visor. Easy to view and Away from the sun.
1385359
Hi,Thanks for your inquiry. This is just an extension, that has to be attached to the original visor, if that can't be moved to the left, then this won't either.Be Well
1667219
Sally, I can't remember exactly, so you might have to experiment with my explanation. I removed the "visor piece" from the unit, and turned it around. I re-installed the unit, and the space you mentioned is gone. Good Luck! It did work for me. Joeittle
2003937
With my current visor I would have to remove the rubber sleeve from the tit that goes between the visor and helmet. With the sleeve on the visor won't snap back into the helmet. Since I wear glasses I just use them on my regular glasses at night and sunglasses during the day
425321
I don't know what you mean by flips, but I'm pretty sure mine doesn't. Though it is removable, being attached only by velcro and buttons all around the inside of the helmet.
512430
It does flip to side. That function is integral to the unit. This is awesome magnifier. I have it on my Daniel Defense M4V5 and it works great.
1822599
I personally have had no problems with the visor obstructing my vision. I really only use the visor when I am riding into direct sunlight. I love this helmet!
417713
On mine the visor is connected by Velcro to the inside, it will not flip up and stay.
1385357
It will only slide a little to the left or right ahead of you. It will not swing to the left without the visor.
1586023
Exactly what I do, although you do not have to flip it upside down. Just tilt to the side a bit and you should have no problem.
351089
It can be tightened so that it won't flip without you doing it on purpose, but I don 't think it tightens to where it CAN'T be turned. I have never had to tighten mine, and it does not flip on it's own.
404628
No,you have to remove the lens cover to flip the switch. We have removing the smooth glass globe easy to do with a rubber glove.
425323
The front part of the pad, visor is attached to the inside of helmet with velcro, so if the visor is too high in the position to hit the front part of the shell, you can readjust it lower(to flip the visor up).So the answer is yes.I don't know if Bern makes any version of Brentwood that doesn't allow you to flip the visor. I haven't seen one.By the way, the visor is high up enough that it won't obscure the view even you are riding a bicycle in the crouching position. For that reason, My visor is always down to block the direct sun light in the eyes.