VISORiser

I've needed this device for a couple years! I'd tried various quick fixes that didn't work, and then used mini bungee cords to hold my passenger visor up, but they fall apart and need replacing every couple months. This is metal, sturdy, effective. It slipped right onto the visor and did the job without a hitch. Worth it for me.

Bought this Visoriser for my granddaughters older Honda Civic. Older vehicle made sense for new driver. With an older model car there are some issues and the visor was one. This product did as advertised. No more dangerous driving with the visor down and I am very relieved that my granddaughter will drive more confidently and safe. Thank you, worth the money spent!

This gadget works great, even though I couldn’t quite grasp the instructions in the video. I just slipped it over the droopy visor that blocked my view and the visor immediately stayed out of the way. I feel much safer driving now, as I can see the traffic signals more easily.

Very sturdy quality and durable! It works to hold up the visor. Only challenging thing is removing it if you need the visor down to block the sun in your eyes.

This works great. I have an older car and cannot find a new visor (only 14,000 made in 1997) for it, so this was a great temporary solution. I was just suprised that it only had one in the box, granted it is made with a sturdy metal, but...

This will keep your janky visor from hitting you in the face without costing you hundreds. It's a quick fix, and definitely worth the $20!

Good produc y but did not solve problem

I was a bit doubtful and scared to purchase this when reading the other reviews, but I was desperate for a fix so I went for it anyways. I recently broke my car visor (it suffers from floppy-visor-syndrome) and have tried things from Velcro to binder clips to straight up prayer because this problem is annoying to no end. I don’t know where I came across this product, but the Visoriser is legit. The instructional video helps a lot, and I got it to work with little issues. The only challenge was bending it, and then shoving it into my visor. It is a metal that’s coated in plastic, so I don’t think it will cause damage. One concern is the amount of pressure it’s putting onto the fabric of the visor. It definitely leaves a mark if I leave it on too long, but I think it’s a fair trade off to keep my visor up and stored away when I need it to. It also works well the other way to keep the visor fully open, but mine seems to work fine without it, so I am mainly using it to keep it flipped up and stuck to the ceiling. If you have a floppy visor, I recommend this product! It’s not the most elegant solution, but at least you can try to color match the Visoriser from their two color options.