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Enhance visibility with a shatterproof convex design for safety.
The Attwood Adjustable Ski Mirror is designed to improve rear visibility while on the water. This mirror features a shatterproof, 180-degree convex glass that effectively eliminates blind spots, ensuring a safer experience for users. Constructed from lightweight, chrome-plated ZAMAK, this mirror is both durable and stylish, making it a practical addition to any marine setup.
With dimensions of 7-5/16 inches in width and 2-1/2 inches in height, the mirror is compact yet functional. It can be universally mounted on either the dash or windshield, providing flexibility in installation. The adjustable design allows for easy positioning both up-and-down and side-to-side, securing in the desired location for optimal viewing.
Attwood has been a trusted name in the marine industry for over a century, offering high-quality parts and accessories. This mirror is a testament to their commitment to safety and functionality, making it an essential accessory for boating enthusiasts.
Features
- Universal Mount Installs On Dash Or Windshield
- Shatterproof, 180 Degree Convex Mirror Eliminates Blind Spots
- Mirror Is Compact And Constructed Of Lightweight, Chrome Plated ZAMAK
- Adjusts To Any Position Up-And-Down Or Side-To-Side, Then Secures In Desired Location
Specifications
- Manufacturer: Attwood Marine
- Manufacturer Part Number: 9083-7
- Type: Manual Dimming
- Monitor Type: Universal Mount
- Monitor Size: No Monitor
- Glass Type: Convex
- Design: Rectangular
- Includes Compass: No
- Includes Temperature Display: No
- Width (IN): 7-5/16 Inch
- Height (IN): 2-1/2 Inch
- Housing Finish: Chrome Plated
- Housing Color: Silver
- Housing Material: Zinc/ Aluminum/ Magnesium And Copper
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Shipping & Returns
- This product ships within the continental USA only.
- This product typically ships within 1 to 3 business days.
- Returns are accepted within 30 days for items in like-new condition. For complete details, please see our return policy.
