CIPA02000 COMP Universal 7" x 14" Marine Mirror, Black

It is large so you can easily see everything going on. I wanted this due to some spotters don't remember to say "Down!" with authority and I have kids and kids friends who I need to adjust launch speed based on their weight and ability to get up on water skis and boards and we run in busy waters so keeping an eye out for other boats including those fishing with 100 ft lines on planner boards out the sides keeps you on your toes. First time out we went out and had solid 1.5 "walleye" chop and I had no problem seeing everything. Mounted with the mirror above my windshield and far left of my side of the console and I could navigate w/o any viewing issue and I could see everything going behind me using the mirror unless a slalom skier went way wide but could still see the rope was tight and upright. I think that last bit is why they have the extreme version and for me I don't need the extreme extents as I can move my head or just confirm via the rope they are still upright.For being so large I expected more vibration to be transmitted and causing problems seeing but that wasn't the issue. I know CIPA supplies for John Deere and mirrors on our tractors are great and they get vibrations and bouncing around. Neighbor just purchased towing mirrors that slide on and off in under a min so I was glad to report this comp mirror is even better then I was hoping for.Pricing was WAY better then my local marine dealer. I expect to pay more but when I was quoted $75 and I was less then 1/2 I couldn't justify that kind of mark-up for something they had to order in.Would be nice.... Box is very sturdy but to keep the setting I need to find a travel case for this mirror to avoid breaking or scratching. I wrapped in a cloth and found a spot for now but will have a padded case made or purchase if I find one close.Knobs are really large so easy to turn tight and textured finish on painted metal is great. no glare from the mirror other then the mirror itself.

I enjoy teaching kids how to waterski and wakeboard. I was often looking backwards to see how to help coach them. I finally upgraded to a Cobalt CS and use this mirror with it. It's a game changer to be able to see the skier being in the proper position and ready. It works great to see tubers and how they are moving through the wake. It is solid mounted to the windshield on my boat. I recommend it.

Needed and wanted a good rear view mirror for pontoon boat, pulling water toys and noting overtaking boats from behind among reasons. Friends recommended this mirror. I see why literally.Expansive view. Convex real good, enough to give more view without lots of distortion. Little shake or vibration and mount hardware included is quite stout. Hardest part was figuring where to mount. On friends boat supports for top extend past driver console and used that. Not an option on my SunTracker 18’ dlx. After sitting in driver seat it occurred to try using the Bimini top front support bar.Clamped right on and plenty adjustment to get view behind showing plenty deep and wide. In photos attached can see view from driver seat, look in mirror behind which covers full width of rear and view from rear with mirror again overhead on right side above and forward of driver. Just a glance up and see all, hardly a tilt of head. Loving it. Only downside is useable only with Bimini top up and open but it’s hardly down during the season and clamp easy on/off.Recommend highly as long as you can pick a good mounting spot.

When I ordered this mirror I mistakenly thought it was the 4 x 11 size, so when it showed up I was surprised by the large size. However, after using it a few times to tow wakeboarders I'm glad I kept this one. I also ordered the 4 x 11, which was inferior in almost every way (see my review of that one) so I sent it back.First, the 7 x 14 size is big enough that you can see most of what's going on behind you between both wakes. I can even see them get outside a bit.Second, the mounting bracket and adjustment capabilities of this one over the CIPA 4 x 11 are vastly superior. The back is a ball type socket so you get full range of adjustment like a car mirror. There's a knob for tightening it up once you have it where you want. The height can be adjusted up or down as well with a different knob for larger adjustments. It clamps securely to the top of the window and is super easy to take off when you're done towing people. I store mine in the box when I'm not using it. I even forget to put it up sometimes and it's easy enough to do with one hand while I've actually got someone up behind the boat.I mount mine on the middle window usually so it's not blocking my forward view. Even on the driver window, it's not really that much in the way.The build quality seems solid and I expect it to last for many seasons.

Works great, excellent visibility. And it's adjustable to almost anything. The only problem is the screws are plastic so over time they wear down. So, sure, the mirror is only $36, but if you have to replace it every 2 years, then do the math.

After researching many mirrors for our 2022 Yamaha AR195, I landed on this one. It shipped quickly. It's well-built, very sturdy. Doesn't slip in the chop. Glad I went with the slightly larger one. I can see tubers at 60ft very well - image is clear and mirror doesn't bounce. I wasn't sure how it was going to fit the rail. But it came with 3 spacer adapters for a secure fit. Can quickly be installed/removed. Took a lot of mounting pictures to hopefully help out others. Hope the pictures help you!