Car Mirror for Baby, Baby Car Mirror for Rear Facing Carseat Shatterproof

Baby Car Mirror with Shatterproof Acrylic, 360° Swivel and Wide Strap for Fixed Headrests – ZENGRO BBJ-22

$49.99
Sale price  $49.99 Regular price 
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Car Mirror for Baby, Baby Car Mirror for Rear Facing Carseat Shatterproof

Baby Car Mirror with Shatterproof Acrylic, 360° Swivel and Wide Strap for Fixed Headrests – ZENGRO BBJ-22

$49.99
Sale price  $49.99 Regular price 

This baby car mirror provides a wide convex view of a rear-facing child from the driver’s position. The ZENGRO BBJ-22 uses shatterproof acrylic with rounded edges and an anti-vibration mounting design, helping caregivers check the child and harness with a brief glance. Its 360-degree pivot ball joint tilts and rotates to suit a center or side seating position.

An extra-wide hook-and-loop strap wraps around many fixed and adjustable headrests without requiring support rods or tools. A non-slip silicone backing and reinforced joint help the black rectangular mirror hold its chosen angle on uneven roads. It fits cars, SUVs, sedans, trucks and vans with suitable headrests, but it does not fit convex headrests such as those in a Cybertruck.

Specifications

  • Brand: ZENGRO
  • Model: BBJ-22
  • Color: Black
  • Lens: Shatterproof convex acrylic
  • Housing: ABS and plastic
  • Adjustment: 360° pivot ball joint
  • Mount: Extra-wide hook-and-loop headrest strap
  • Backing: Non-slip silicone
  • Headrest fit: Many fixed and adjustable headrests
  • Vehicle fit: Car, SUV, sedan, truck or van
  • Limitation: Not for convex headrests such as Cybertruck

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the mirror work with fixed headrests?

Yes. The wide ZENGRO strap is designed for many fixed and adjustable headrests.

Can the viewing angle be changed?

Yes. The BBJ-22 mirror rotates and tilts on a 360-degree pivot ball joint.

Is the lens made from glass?

No. The convex lens is made from shatterproof acrylic and has rounded edges.

Will it fit a Cybertruck headrest?

No. This baby car mirror is not designed for convex headrests such as those in a Cybertruck.

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