The present invention relates to a mirror assembly for use by an individual, the mirror assembly comprising: —a base unit (4) having a user fastening (6) for releasably fastening the base unit to a user; and a mirror unit (1) connected to the base unit by an arm member (2,3), the arm member being deployable to move the mirror unit away from the base unit, wherein the arm member is formed of first and second limbs, hingedly coupled together. The present invention further concerns a strap for use with such an assembly.

The present invention relates to a mirror assembly for use by an individual, the mirror assembly comprising: —a base unit (4) having a user fastening (6) for releasably fastening the base unit to a user; and a mirror unit (1) connected to the base unit by an arm member (2,3), the arm member being deployable to move the mirror unit away from the base unit, wherein the arm member is formed of first and second limbs, hingedly coupled together. The present invention further concerns a strap for use with such an assembly.

A view redirecting system for use on a mobility device to redirect a user's view to a more favorable orientation is disclosed. One embodiment includes a first structure having a convex first reflective surface, a second structure having a flat second reflective surface and a third structure. The third structure being an adjustable structure and configured for connecting said first and second structures together. The first structure and the second structure are configured to be positioned such that the first reflective surface and the second reflective surface are facing each other at angle up to and including ninety degrees. The third structure configured to maintain the angle. The system is arranged to redirect a user's view from a first line-of-sight to a second line-of-sight by light interacting with the reflective surfaces. The system being configured for attachment to a structural member of the mobility device.

A rearview mirror includes a mirror frame and a mirror mount. The end of the mirror frame, which is connected to the mirror mount, is formed with a through hole. The mirror mount has an upper mount, a clamp and a lower mount. The upper mount is pivotedly connected to the mirror frame and has a ball joint. The ball joint is received in the clamp. The lower mount has a receiving hole for being inserted by the clamp.

A rearview mirror includes a mirror frame and a mirror mount. The end of the mirror frame, which is connected to the mirror mount, is formed with a through hole. The mirror mount has an upper mount, a clamp and a lower mount. The upper mount is pivotedly connected to the mirror frame and has a ball joint. The ball joint is received in the clamp. The lower mount has a receiving hole for being inserted by the clamp.

A mirror assembly for a vehicle comprises a switchable reflective element that can change between a high reflection state and a low reflection state. The mirror assembly also includes a controller communicating with the switchable reflective element, the controller being able to change the switchable reflective element between a high reflection state and a low reflection state. The mirror assembly further includes a housing configured for attachment to the vehicle and housing at least the switchable reflective element.

A modular vehicle mirror assembly includes a mirror module and an accessory module. The mirror module includes a mirror mounting plate having attachment points to allow a mirror to be removably mounted to the mirror module in a rearward-facing position. The accessory module includes an accessory mounting plate having accessory attachment points to allow an accessory to be removably mounted to the accessory module in a forward-facing position. The mirror module and the accessory module are releasably held together. The assembly allows the user to temporarily, releasably, and interchangeably mount a selected member of a group of accessories, such as headlights, fog lights, driving lights, pencil beam headlights, and cameras.

A modular vehicle mirror assembly includes a mirror module and an accessory module. The mirror module includes a mirror mounting plate having attachment points to allow a mirror to be removably mounted to the mirror module in a rearward-facing position. The accessory module includes an accessory mounting plate having accessory attachment points to allow an accessory to be removably mounted to the accessory module in a forward-facing position. The mirror module and the accessory module are releasably held together. The assembly allows the user to temporarily, releasably, and interchangeably mount a selected member of a group of accessories, such as headlights, fog lights, driving lights, pencil beam headlights, and cameras.

A bicycle mirror device is provided for rear viewing of traffic when a bicycle rider is in different riding positions. The bicycle mirror device includes a mounting bracket, attached to a bicycle helmet or eye glasses, and mirrors pivotally mounted to the mounting arms. The mounting arms may be attached to the helmet or eye glasses through an extension arm connected to the helmet or eye glasses through a quick-connect system. A method for using the bicycle mirror device includes mounting the mirror device on a helmet or eye glasses, rotating a first mirror to view a first rear-view angle for a cyclist in a low riding position, rotating a second mirror to view a second rear-view angle for the cyclist in an upright riding position, and viewing a plurality of rear view angles without readjusting the first or second mirror.

A bicycle mirror device is provided for rear viewing of traffic when a bicycle rider is in different riding positions. The bicycle mirror device includes a mounting bracket, attached to a bicycle helmet or eye glasses, and mirrors pivotally mounted to the mounting arms. The mounting arms may be attached to the helmet or eye glasses through an extension arm connected to the helmet or eye glasses through a quick-connect system. A method for using the bicycle mirror device includes mounting the mirror device on a helmet or eye glasses, rotating a first mirror to view a first rear-view angle for a cyclist in a low riding position, rotating a second mirror to view a second rear-view angle for the cyclist in an upright riding position, and viewing a plurality of rear view angles without readjusting the first or second mirror.