KEMIMOTO Boat Rear View Mirror, Extra Large Marine Mirror with Telescoping Pole 4.5"x8" 360° Adjustable Boat Mirror for Pontoon Boat Ski Boat Water Skiing

Perfect for pontoon boat, wide view, easy to mount. Have to remove Mirror to put on cover but you can leave the base. Then just stew it back on.

Updating my review! I bought this in October for my husband for Christmas. I didn’t realize it had two options for brackets. I purchased the square clamp and when we tried it on our 2023 pontoon boat it did not fit. On Amazon it said I was passed the return date but the seller contacted me and offered to send me the c clamp style free of charge! I just tried it in the boat and it fits great! The seller really stepped up and helped fix this even though it was my fault for not checking the clamp mechanism closer!

Attached easily to Bimini top frame. It provides a good rear view..

Installed easily makes it a lot easier when someone water skis behind you

My pontoon boat does not have the normal rail that most every other boat has. I have a solid wall, with no rail to clip onto all the way around the boat. Most windshield mounts are for the thick windshield frames around a typical sport boat, I have a curved acrylic which again cannot really be clamped onto. I have been looking for something with a versatile mounting option for some time, and finally found it.I wound up clamping the mount onto a seasucker triple beverage holder, making it into a double cup holder (the mirror is now in the middle spot). Not the perfect solution, but the end result is perfect for my needs of a mirror. It is is on the inside of my boat, to my left, so it doesn't have to be removed if docked close to a pier or another boat. It is easily adjustable to my choice of compromise between least forward blockage and perfect visibility. Glass is nice quality, and bracket seems to have a durable finish. Clamps, for the most part, can be well tightened for minimal movement.My only slight criticisms are, the pole when screwed into the clamp, no matter how tight, can still turn a bit side to side. I wedged a few pieces of zip tie in while I pushed it into its spot to keep it tight. Also, while the pipe into the clamp rotates 360 degrees, if you were to mount the clamp in a vertical position, the teeth on the gear will lock down into a position that is just off vertical, upsetting visual symmetry. The price is a bit on the higher side, but if it is the only thing that will do the trek for your application, it becomes reasonable.I still had to adapt, although that is due to my boat. If this seems it will work for you, I say get it!

I didn't want to spend $80 on a ski mirror for the pontoon but after seeing what is out there w/o a windshield mount I decided to bite the bullet. Turns out this is a great mirror! See the picture. Super sturdy, and best part it looks like part of the boat or at least a marine accessory - it's heavy duty and seems to be withstanding the waves and wakes just fine! Time will tell if the finish tarnishes, I hope not.

Well made however will not work on a pontoon rail, so no where to attach

Great view