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RAM® Sun Visor with Ball Adapter

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$33.16 $49.49 In stock

Category: Components

This 13" x 8" precision laser cut cast acrylic sun visor offers ideal blockage of glare while ensuring no obstruction or distortion of view. The dark grey 50% tint is ideal for blocking sun and glare in a variety of applications. The RAP-393-G1U includes a B size (1”) ball which can be connected to any B size (1”) RAM® socket arm and easily configured for left or right handed use as well as pilot and co-pilot use.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Miles ★★★★★

The laser-cut acrylic feels high quality and the 50% tint works perfectly for blocking harsh morning sun on my commute. No distortion at all when I'm trying to see the road—really impressed with that.

Penelope V. ★★★★★

The 50% tint is dark enough to kill glare completely, but I can still see clearly through it even on overcast days. I didn't realize how much I needed this until the first drive with the afternoon sun blasting from the side.

Madison T. ★★★★★

The laser-cut edges are so clean they look machined, and that 50% tint cuts glare on my morning commute without washing out the road signs. It sits flat against the visor, no wobble, and I forget it's even there until the sun comes out from behind a cloud.