Will it clip on a 2005 Honda Odyssey passenger seat visor for rear visibility while a student driver is driving? I would like to see what's behind us.
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Hi there. I wouldn't think it would unless you can mount some kind of plate on the visor that is the same size as your mirror for it to clip to. I love mine and have it mounted on my rear view mirror itself. If you don't mind a couple holes in the visor, maybe you could screw a board to it and then mount the mirror to that. OR, take some straps and just strap a board to the visor and then hopefully the mirror could clip to that. Then you wouldn't damage the visor any. Good luck!
1245323
I really don't know. I don't think it would as it's made to clip on the rear view mirror. Why not call the company and ask?
926851
It comes with a holder with sticky tape and a key ring but no visor clip.The holder can be stuck to any hard surface in you car though.
1313116
I'm using the original and have it clipped to the temples of my glasses. I found the distance between the mirror and my eye perfect, getting a good view of what's behind me. However, I tried moving it back to simulate a compact, I found it quite impossible to view the mirror. Might work if clipped to some part of your helmet visor though. I don't want to have it on my helmet as I'm usually quite rough with it.
480166
Yes. This is flat. I can see out my rear window and right rear side window in my coupe. I can't fully use my visors anymore though as it is too wide.
2058547
No idea if the Max clip will fit both models. Never had a problem with GPS and all I use is the visor clip.
2259312
Possibly. The clip is probably a half an inch deep, and could probably be opened to accommodate the deeper visor I can't vouch for how secure it would be - might slip off.
1082584
Yes. It's adjustable and very secure. I love it on my visor. Easy to view and Away from the sun.
1748946
I bought mine for a Honda CRV because the visor does not go down far enough to cover the windshield and doesn't cover enough of the side window. The way it attaches to the visor is very versatile. If it doesn't fit your car, Amazon should take it back w/no charge for the return postage. Hugh Gruver
796119
It should. We have a Honda Odyssey and we have it centered between driver and front passenger seat. Our two children can both see the screen just fine.
74369
I don't think you will have any problems with the camera view through your motorcycle windshield. I have my camera mounted in my car using the visor mount clip. The camera is mounted on the far left side corner of the driver side visor and is about 8" away from the windshield. My camera can still see the full front of my car and a little more of the sides. The wide angle lens is really good fro this camera.
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I only installed it of the sunvisors to face toward the front and experimented and found it also worked using the velcro straps to secure to a headrest to have the light project to the rear of my personal car. After looking at the two I have, I do believe with a thrid horizontal strap I could rig it to fit a large center mirror.
915058
I have a Toyota RAV4 SUV and when I attached it to the visor in the car it just kept flopping down. It most definitely did not work in my car. It was pretty funny as I had to drive holding the visor up with one hand.
727085
MIne fits fine w/o eyesight which I dont have.. eyesight shouldnt take up that much more space beneath the rear view mirror itself .. I would go for it anyways as it is a nice easy on off unit with a velcro wrap.
1134006
I don't believe it would as the product attaches to the car's visor and just hangs down from the visor when the driver or passenger fold it down into place. It also simply folds back up when not needed
416371
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
1325275
Well yes and no.....it works perfectly well as far as the visor itself. My problem with it is that it's much too small for use in my van (the TV commercial shows semi-truck drivers using it- there's no way that would work -too big a windshield and the area covered by the visor is too small). However in my daughter's car it works fine. But it makes driving into glare much much easier, both at night and during the day.
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No, not that I know of. They should make a visor clip for it for mounting in the car, where I use mine.