Douglas Car Visor Sunglass and Eyeglass Leatherette Holder Caddy - Easily Attach Sunglasses to Your Car Sun Visor

I need to second the review by Sebastian . . . but I want to add . . .I bought one of these hoping it would meet the good reviews and not the bad ones. I received it. I installed it in my Jeep and it worked great. I understand why a few people have the problems about falling sunglasses . . . or holders falling off of the visor. These folks don't realize that this is designed to be ADJUSTABLE. It was obvious to me, but there were no instructions, which would help some people. The folks that sell this need to provide a more accurate description.Anyway . . . the one I bought worked so well that I got four more. Both my Ford pick-up truck and my Jeep have multiple visor holders now: my wife and I keep sunglasses in each vehicle and I also keep an extra set of reading glasses; no more dashboard clutter or searching through a storage pocket or compartment.OK, so is it really that great? Yes. The Jeep has a thick cushioned visor, The Ford has a thin visor. The sunglasses are pretty thick. The reading glasses are very thin. So how does this simple device accommodate all combinations so well for me. I'm including a photo to show how the pinching of the visor accomplishes everything. Nothing falls down! It does not matter how quickly I flip the visor down. If the photo does not explain this clearly enough . . . well that's a shame because these are great.

I purposely waited a few weeks before writing this review. I wanted an easy holder for my sunglasses in my car, not the kind that you need to pop a button to open and close a "door" to close. (I'm impatient) I wanted to just be able to shove my glasses in and pull them out. This one works great, holds my plastic framed sunglasses well on my 2013 Nissan Rogue (thick) sun visor. You can bend the holder to fit your visor and glasses so that it best holds. So far, even when I pull the visor down, the glasses don't fall out. And they certainly don't fall out while I'm driving and I don't see that ever happening. The angle it hangs, combined with the "velvet" lining holds the sunglasses securely. I thought the price was a little high but if it works like this, it's worth it.

I usually wear my wooden sunglasses while driving, and while I'd like them secure, I don't want any unnecessary pressure on them inside the heat of the vehicle when I leave them behind.I put this holder on my door pocket. It has never slid, and neither have the frames that I rest into it.

Love the look of this product, but after putting it on the visor, inserting my sunglasses, and then flipping the visor down, it slid right off! At least my sunglasses stayed in. No matter how I manipulated it, it kept sliding right off. I guess it's the slickness of the visor that's causing the holder to slide. However, using Velcro, it's now snugly in place. We'll see how long it lasts. My sunglasses aren't heavy, so hopefully the Velcro will be enough to keep the holder on the visor when the visor is down. Otherwise, I do like it, and for the low price, even if I toss in the garbage after a few months, that's fine. I'll continue to look for other options, but for now, it's staying put thanks to the Velcro.

As previous reviews pointed out, you need to bend it to fit to your visor. Once adjusted, it will be attached firmly and have no problem. It looks much better than the cheap-looking clip holders. Only wish it has beige colored one which will go well with most visors with beige colors.One thing to mind : If your visor has the mirror and it is big, check the width of the empty space left in the visor. If that space is shorter than the width of this holder, the holder will cover the mirror(or its cover). To avoid this, you should install this holder with some parts out of the visor, which do not look fine.

I’ve got 2 pair of magnetic clip on sunglasses that I only use for driving. Always miss placing them.These holders work perfect. Just bend them to fit your visor and your sunglasses.They hold onto to visor, hold onto your sunglasses and don’t take up a lot of roomCompany should of name these Bend Em!

Nice, and fit both my oversized, non-prescription as well as prescription sunglasses well.Now to the problem. Holder dismounted and hit me on the head and landed on my lap with every bump in the road. Need to add thick cardboard or some other kind of padding to keep the sunglass holder securely mounted onto the sun visor in your car. Once that's done, you are good to go.

I like the. Not sure why someone wrote that their sunglasses are loose. Just squee the holder until its a tight fit. I have my aviators, Ray-bans and Pcific Joes, all different sizes in them. I will admit, you hit a good bump and you have visor down all the way (vertical), sometimes my glasses will fall out, but not very often. To me, these are good looking, easy to use and the best for the money.