UTVSV1 Adjustable Multi-Directional Sun Blocking Clear View UTV Sun Visor

Excellent fit on my 22 Slingshot

The with of the visor in ad is 9.3" The real size is 5" is why the reviews say its to short to keep the sun out of the eyes very misleading

I like that the sun won't be in my eyes

I like what the visor is made out of, however, it is much smaller than dimensions given in the description...if they were the size they were suppose to be, they would work much better in keeping the sun out of your eyes. Pricey for one small visor.

These do work but for the price they could be a little longer and wider. Some reviews said they didn’t stay in place when driving but we haven’t had an issue with that. My husband doesn’t normally drive fast to begin with. I drive faster than him and haven’t had a problem. I did have to buy brackets separate because our Polaris doesn’t have the bars to attach them. Pretty expensive for visors but it was for Christmas so I guess it was ok.

all good

I think the size of the visor is a little small. It needs to come down lower, so it blocks more sunlight early in the morning or late in the evening when the sun is at it's lowest/most glaring angle. Also, for the Honda Pioneer 1000, the mounting bracket needs to be longer, so that the visor clears the roof/windshield mounting brackets. I had to add a piece of 1/4" thick rubber inside the mounting bracket, to get the visor to just barely clear the roof/windshield mounting brackets. If I had not done this, the visor would contact the roof mounting bracket, and would not of folded up correctly. Also, it would've sat at an angle when folded downward. So, I wouldn't recommend it for a Honda Pioneer 1000 with either a roof or a windshield.

I installed these in my Jeep that has a full roll cage. They mounted very easily and work great.