VISORiser® -On Sale for $19.99! Lifetime fix for broken sun visors! All Makes, Models and Years.
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Hey you with the broken sun visor! Are you searching for an AFFORDABLE, EASY, and LONG TERM fix for your vehicle's floppy visor that just won't stay up or hold position? Have you already tried do it yourself with DIY "solutions" that only failed you in the end? Perhaps the hot sun melted the crazy glue or the adhesive on the duct tape, the velcro wore out your interior, or the safety pins tore holes in your fabric. Frustrated yet? Thinking about just ripping out the darn thing?! Well step away from your poor worn out visor. There is a solution and it won't cost you the hundreds required for professional replacement.
It's called the VISORiser™ and its an all new automobile accessory that will keep your sun visor up and out of the way where it belongs! Finally, a SIMPLE, QUICK, and LOW COST solution. No more embarrassing and annoying floppy sun visor! The VISORiser™ was specially designed to fit any vehicle make, year and model (except convertibles)! It will work with different shaped visors for cars, trucks, vans, and SUVs. Please visit visoriser.com to get yours on sale today for only $19.99 (plus shipping and CA tax if applicable)!
Summer is over and so are those sunny days. It's the perfect time to get your VISORiser™ to keep that pesky sun visor up and out of the way so you can safely see where you are driving!
Christmas is also just around the corner. This would make a perfect stocking stuffer for your family member or friend who has a broken sun visor! People appreciate gifts that they need the most! - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
Okay but correct me if I’m wrong here: if I need to flip the sun visor to to block the sun, it will still flap around then?
We need a video about the clear tape holding the sunglasses compartment
Will it work if the sun visor is broken off?
WOW THATS GREAT AS LONG AS YOU DONT FKING NEED TO USE IT EVER AGAIN.
Step 1) While grasping the visor firmly with both hands, pull down sharply on it, till it touches the steering wheel. Repeat this motion frantically until the unit frees itself from the interior engineer POS car that it's attached to and jettison it out of the driver's side window. Step deuce) place car in reverse and gently back over previously jettisoned visor placing it under your front wheel. Step C) while in neutral, Rev engine to approx. 6500 rpm as you drop the car into drive....
Cheesy, yes...but a good idea. Gotta ask...if the visor is in the "windshield position," what happens if you forget the Visoriser clip is there, and attempt to pull the visor back toward you?
Many times I've done the same with the jury-rigged, big stationary clip installed in the windshield position, forgotten it was installed, and pulled back on the visor only to hear the familiar loud "smack" of the clip coming off and flying across the interior.
**Just received and installed my VisoRiser, and I'm pleased with the product. The clip is super heavy-duty...bending it "slightly" takes some effort. But once installed, it works as stated and shown. Note, for vehicles with thick visors, it will take extra effort installing and removing the clip, but once the clip has been widened to fit the thickness of your visor it becomes easier to install and remove. It DOES work in both directions...you just reverse the visor and direction of the clip 180 degrees. The clip does not come in contact with the windshield...no possibility of cracking it. Understand, the idea of the product is to keep your visor from flopping around and save you $100+ bucks for a ripoff of an OEM replacement visor. So the price is not outrageous, and again, the clip is very heavy duty. The only drawback is reversing the visor position...it will take effort, and I wouldn't advise doing it while driving. The clip is very firmly gripping my Rav4 thick visor, and reversing the visor driving would be dangerous while driving. So pull over and do that. Otherwise, it's a good product that fills a great need. Great idea, great invention.
Can u flip it down while the sun is i ur face?? Or do u have to take it off completely??
what if you need to flip it back down ?... might as well just glue it to the ceiling !
Hey Will!
And now you can use the extremely important vanity mirror.
Zip tie
yes cram a zip tie between the visor and the rod it swivels on
20 seconds + one zip tie
but spend 30-40 more for new ones? Im good of this product
can the visor still go through its normal range of motion with this installed?
Unfortunately, no. Your sun visor will not go through it normal range of motion with the VISORiser™ attached. However, if you want your broken sun visor back in its original “up” position, and not hanging down when you don’t want it to, the VISORiser™ is for you. In addition, the VISORiser™ can easily be removed from the up position and reinserted on your sun visor in the fully open position. The intended use of the VISORiser™ is specifically for broken sun visors only. This eliminates costly dealerships repairs (from $100-$200+ depending on the make/model/year of your vehicle), having to purchase a new sun visor, plus your time and frustration trying to fix your broken sun visor by using duct tape, velcro, etc. (which doesn’t last and is unsightly). The VISORiser™ looks great on your sun visor and will last the lifetime of your car (with proper use), and for a limited time you can purchase it on sale for only $19.99 (plus shipping & handing). Please visit our website at VISORiser.com for more information. Thank you for your interested in the VISORiser™.
@@visoriser1210 lol what a piece of shit.
Might as well just remove the visor if it no longer functions with the @@visoriser1210 attached and save yourself $20.
This cheaply made clip is selling for almost $20?? Give me a break. I’d pay $5 just to see if it works but if I’m paying $20, I might as well spend the extra money on a new visor that actually works.
Yea only 10 bucks more for a new one
It looks like one end of your product is touching the inner surface of the windshield glass when installed. I can imagine going a bit crazy with the sound of it clicking against the glass as I hit small bumps while driving down the road.
Hi i1patrick, thanks for your comment. The VISORiser® should not make contact with the inner surface of the windshield glass when properly installed and adjusted to fit your individual vehicle. The VISORiser® is fully adjustable to fit various makes, models, and years, and should not touch the windshield glass when adjusted to fit properly. Typically, there should be a gap created between the windshield glass and the VISORiser® as it leaves the edge of the surface of the interior roof which is not flush with the windshield glass. However, if for some reason it does make contact, the VISORiser® can simply be adjusted with a small bend away from the windshield. In addition, the VISORiser® while adjustable, is also very sturdy and is designed to firmly hold a sun visor in place. Therefore, going over small bumps in the road should not be a concern. Please let us know if you have any other concerns and we would be happy to address them. We are confident the VISORiser® will not disappoint you in being your low cost, longterm fix for that annoying floppy sun visor!
or just take $5 and buy a huge roll of velcro and stick it to each side and the top....
lol the ending was good
Only holds the visor up, no using it for any other position as the need arises, fail.....
Just purchased and it doesn’t fit my Nissan Cube! The Cube has very big visors so the visoriser is way too short!
Guess this won't work in a convertible!!!
So in reality, it doesn't fix a goddamn thing.........
....except that extra weight of the $20.00 bill in your wallet.
NO, I DON'T BELIEVE THIS EXISTS. And how in HELL do you open the little window with the mirror in, with that thing on???? Loooolllllll, who is the "engineer" behind this??
I replaced a floppy visor in my Toyota with a new one. $28 on Amazon. Do yourself a favor and fix things when they break and don’t waste your money on a “band-aid” fix like this clip that will only cause more frustration down the road.
Lol
good product idea. But to be very blunt. overly cheesy advertising video.
personal I would of liked to see the price at the starting of the video them it used on different visors. mine is very thin. Two pieces of notebook paper thin. But I like the product idea. personally unless I can see it being used got more things I won't be buying it.
maybe a sun glasses holder or something to go along with the product.
This is the worst idea ever. Even the pet rock 🪨 is a better idea than this trash 🗑😳😳😳