**SPECIAL ORDER Please Allow 4 weeks

The stock Sprinter visors have limited adjustability and can leave a lot of window space uncovered. From early morning starts to late night drives, when the sun is beating in the large windows of the Sprinter it can be hard to see. 

We love to partner with innovative technology from other industries. In this case, we reached out to our friends at Rosen, makers of some of the highest quality and most sought-after aerospace gear. 

Rosen is known for its innovative transparent UV-blocking visor technology and impressive quality. We worked closely with Rosen to develop an infinitely adjustable visor for the Sprinter. These visors are manufactured from machined and anodized aluminum and utilizes a dark smoke acrylic lens.

Adjustability - The Rosen adjustable arm system features optically-balanced transparent lenses to prevent color distortion and an integrated adjustable articulation arm. The multi-axis feature increases sun visor placement options and extends coverage with sliding capability. These general aviation systems offer quick and easy installation, and are easy to operate.
 

Details: 

• Sold as a pair
• Fits: Sprinter NCV3 & VS30 (2007-Present) 
• Color: Black
• Materials: CNC Machined Aluminum and UV blocking Smoked Acrylic
• Holds up Windsheild shades
• Installs easily

Lead Time: Early July 

ATTENTION: PLEASE READ BEFORE INSTALLATION

Installation of aftermarket visors can alter the performance of your safety equipment. Any visor moved out of the retaining clip could be in the area of the deployment of the factory airbags. Owl and Rosen do not complete any safety testing on the effect of adding aftermarket equipment and cannot predict how this will affect the functioning of the vehicle’s safety system.

The buyer assumes all liability for making these changes to their vehicle. It is the responsibility of the purchaser to inform all occupants of the vehicle of the changes made to the safety system.

Purchaser agrees to indemnify Owl and Rosen against any claim in the event the safety systems

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