Car Sunglasses Case with Sun Visor Clip

The sunglasses are once again somewhere in the car – scratched, slipped, nowhere to be found

You reach for your sunglasses while driving and find them somewhere on the floor or with a fresh scratch on the lens. The sunglass case for the sun visor attaches directly to the sun visor with a sturdy clip, giving your glasses a secure, accessible place right in your line of sight. Thanks to the spring-loaded opening, you can take out your glasses with one hand – without taking your eyes off the road. The microfiber lining protects the lenses from scratches and dust on every trip.

Advantages

• No more scratched lenses: The soft microfiber lining protects your glasses permanently from scratches, dust, and pressure marks – you no longer have to check the lenses for damage before every drive.
• No more searching in the car: The elastic clip securely holds the case on the sun visor – your glasses are immediately within reach, without distraction or loss of time while driving.
• No worries about fit: The case accommodates glasses up to 45 mm in height, from slim models to sporty frames – you don’t have to wonder if your glasses will fit.

Specifications

• Material: High-quality ABS plastic
• Inner lining: Soft microfiber
• Opening mechanism: Spring-loaded, operable with one hand
• Attachment: Elastic rear clip on the sun visor
• Max. glasses height: 45 mm
• Dimensions: 18 x 6.5 x 8.1 cm
• Weight: 150 g
• Colors: Black, Gray, Brown, Beige
• Logos available for: Audi, VW, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Toyota, Honda, Porsche, and many more

Usage

1. Attach: Hook the case clip onto the sun visor and snap it firmly into place.
2. Insert: Place sunglasses into the open case – the lining closes automatically.
3. Remove: During driving, press on the case with one hand, take out the glasses, the case closes itself.

Pro tip: Attach the case on the driver’s side of the sun visor right next to the mirror – this way the glasses are reachable on the first grab without turning your shoulder or changing your viewing angle.