Having used a pair of Rosen Visors in my C206 for over a decade, I found them to be extremely durable and problem-free. So, I bought an "AirVenture Special" pair ($50 off and no tax/shipping) for my CH750. I believe they refer to this visor as their generic "large" visor. The tube clamps are available in a variety of sizes - you need a 3/4" for the 750's tubing. Installation is easy and they even include the hex key wrenches in the kit! (Hint - keep those wrenches in the airplane in case you ever have to adjust the tension while on a trip - rare, but I did do it once or twice over 10 years with the 206's visors.)

The visors articulate in about any direction and also slide side-to-side. You can stow them completely out of the way by flipping them backwards and up above your head. Only problem I discovered is that the grab-handle gets in the way of swinging them back against the bubble door, but since it is a high-wing plane, the wing shades the sun in that area, anyway! My airstrip is oriented such that a late-summer sun on the valley's horizon is directly lined up with final for rwy 24 and blinds me - these visors should help tremendously - they did in the 206!

John

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