does the visor flip inward if you dont want to use it? Thanks!
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Bit sure that would work... itd prob sfick out weird. But you can remove it altogether.
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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.
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!
274538
Yes! It actually is removable. It attaches with snaps and looks like a baseball hat visor.
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As others have described, the prongs go on alternative sides of the glasses or helmet visor and pinch to hold. How well does that work? Really well. I rode with the mirror on for many miles on my road bike and the hold was secure and the mirror stayed in the correct position even after normal bumps and road vibrations. I made the mistake of leaving the mirror on my helmet during a trail ride, and took a spill (actually, several) and the mirror came off during one of my crashes. Unfortunately, I did not notice the mirror was gone until miles later. I will be buying another (and not wearing it on trail rides). As others have described, the prongs go on alternative sides of the glasses or helmet visor and pinch to hold. How well does that work? Really well. I rode with the mirror on for many miles on my road bike and the hold was secure and the mirror stayed in the correct position even after normal bumps and road vibrations. I made the mistake of leaving the mirror on my helmet during a trail ride, and took a spill (actually, several) and the mirror came off during one of my crashes. Unfortunately, I did not notice the mirror was gone until miles later. I will be buying another (and not wearing... » Read More As others have described, the prongs go on alternative sides of the glasses or helmet visor and pinch to hold. How well does that work? Really well. I rode with the mirror on for many miles on my road bike and the hold was secure and the mirror stayed in the correct position even after normal bumps and road vibrations. I made the mistake of leaving the mirror on my helmet during a trail ride, and took a spill (actually, several) and the mirror came off during one of my crashes. Unfortunately, I did not notice the mirror was gone until miles later. I will be buying another (and not wearing it on trail rides). « Show Less
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You would have to move your visor to the side, which would help, but then the front view is not protected.
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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.
420493
I don't know if it comes off but if you don't want to use the visor you can flip it back onto the top of the helmet
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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.
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it depends on what helmet you use with it. Personally, i have an M1 helmet and the visor comes down about even with the tip of my nose
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Yes, it does flip around. I haven't used it in that manner so the concerns that the other users have voiced probably would apply, if that's the way you plan to use it most of the time.
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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
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Nope. Moreover I've tried the shield version and I don't know about others but I had the problem of the wind getting underneath the visor causing some discomfort and bad vision. That's why I went with the regular air attack and use my Smith pivlock2 and Oakley jawbone (I alternate). This is not to say you can't be crafty and find a way to attach neodymium magnets to the helmet, but this may weaken the integrity of the helmet making it less safe to wear. My advice would be to wait for the new giro synthe. It combines the best of the air attack with that of the aeon. Good ventilation mixed with aerodynamics. The air attack I have is used in colder conditions. The aeon all the time. Nope. Moreover I've tried the shield version and I don't know about others but I had the problem of the wind getting underneath the visor causing some discomfort and bad vision. That's why I went with the regular air attack and use my Smith pivlock2 and Oakley jawbone (I alternate). This is not to say you can't be crafty and find a way to attach neodymium magnets to the helmet, but this may weaken the integrity of the helmet making it less safe to wear. My advice would be to wait for the new giro synthe. It combines the best of the air attack with that of the aeon. Good ventilation mixed... » Read More Nope. Moreover I've tried the shield version and I don't know about others but I had the problem of the wind getting underneath the visor causing some discomfort and bad vision. That's why I went with the regular air attack and use my Smith pivlock2 and Oakley jawbone (I alternate). This is not to say you can't be crafty and find a way to attach neodymium magnets to the helmet, but this may weaken the integrity of the helmet making it less safe to wear. My advice would be to wait for the new giro synthe. It combines the best of the air attack with that of the aeon. Good ventilation mixed with aerodynamics. The air attack I have is used in colder conditions. The aeon all the time. « Show Less
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You would stiil have to move the visor to the side. but i think this is a better deal--Bell Automotive 22-1-00416-8 Visor Super Shield
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In my SUV yes. This is why I don't use it permanently. If one keeps the visors between the windshield an the mirror it limits the mirror's adjustment for optimal view It also depends on the size and mounting of the visors. Many users are very happy wit it
1385358
No, the sun shade does not operate on a swivel . . .the visor itself would have to move to the left.
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I had no problem with that. I believe it goes in one way if you have trouble flip it around. I put two of these in and don't remember it being a big deal.
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this visor does not rotate, only up or down. If your car visor moves to block theside window then this will also.