Reer Safety View Mirror
Reer Safety View Mirror
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This mirror provides you with a clear view of your child without adjusting your rear view mirror. Easily attach the Safety View mirror to the headrest with the tensioning strap for an unobstructed view of your child, allowing you to concentrate on driving.
The shatterproof plastic surface ensures safety in case of an accident. The large, curved mirror offers maximum visibility, making it ideal for watching children in rear-facing seats. With these mirrors, you can monitor your child's well-being without taking your eyes off the road.
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Technical Specification
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