I agree that seeing behind while you ride, especially in traffic, is fairly important. I have one of the helmet-mounted variety, and use it on almost every ride. (Every road ride, and some muni rides, depending on what I think trail traffic will be that day. It’s easily taken off and reinstalled as needed.)
I have been dieing to try a pair of these.
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I actually bought such a wrist mirror, but always forget to put it on. Though the glasses are a cool invention with the mirror, I already wear glasses, I won’t wear the sunglasses on top.
Isn’t there a small mirror you can attach to existing glasses?
They also make helmet cameras. They might help since it will record where you are looking.
Those look great, but I would try before buying. Getting a clear view behind you can be tricky.
and if you focus too much on it, you will prolly lose your balance. Yesterday I wanted to crack my neck while riding, so twisted my head sideways and that screwed up my balance and sent me flying
I have my smart watch and my wrist guards on my left hand so that real estate is spoken for. The left is the side that I have the mirror on my bike so I would want the same for unicycle. Glasses in general kind of throw me off a little while mounting, even sun glasses but I would like to try the rear view mirror sun glasses.
Happened to me a couple times; usually when riding fast.