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Zéfal Spy vs Hafny Bar End Mirror

Comparison 2026Bike Mirrors

70

Zéfal Spy

Zéfal · Stuurspiegel

12.00

VS
75

Hafny Bar End Mirror

Hafny · Bar-end spiegel

15.00

Our verdict

Based on our weighted scoring, the Hafny Bar End Mirror edges out the Zéfal Spy with an overall score of 75/100 against 70/100. It scores particularly well on field of view (82/100) and sturdiness (78/100), making it the better all-round pick in Bike Mirrors.

The Zéfal Spy remains a sensible alternative if price is your main concern — it lands at €12.00 versus €15.00.

Field of view winner

Hafny Bar End Mirror

16% higher than its rival

Value winner

Hafny Bar End Mirror

2% better value for money

Specifications

SpecificationZéfal SpyHafny Bar End Mirror
Price€12.00+25%€15.00
Rating★4 (2,450)★4.5 (2,200)
Overall70/10075/100+7%
Mirror
TypeKlemspiegel platBar-end wide-angle
Diameter54 mm68 mm+26%
Field of view~20°~30°+50%
Lens materialKunststof gespiegeldRoestvrij staal HD
Mounting
Bar clampØ 22–32 mm (rubberen band)+22%Ø 18–22 mm binnenmaat
Weight35 g+114%75 g
Stem materialKunststof / rubberAluminium / nylon
FastenerEnkele zeskantboutSpreidbout inbus

Pros and cons

Zéfal Spy

Pros

  • Fits any bar diameter from 22 to 32 mm thanks to a rubber clamp
  • Friendly price around 12 euros — a low barrier to trying a mirror
  • Flexible arm can face either inboard or outboard
  • Light (35 g) — barely noticeable on the bar

Cons

  • Plastic lens gives a hazy reflection at distance, especially in rain
  • Vibrates noticeably on cobbles and broken concrete — image becomes unsteady

Hafny Bar End Mirror

Pros

  • Stainless-steel lens cannot shatter like glass — drop-resistant
  • Wide-angle geometry gives ~30° field of view, more than standard convex
  • Bar-end mounting with expander bolt — stable image even on rougher surfaces
  • Sharp pricing around 15 euros, significantly below B&M level

Cons

  • Stainless-steel reflection is slightly darker than glass, especially in dusk and rain
  • Wider field of view shrinks objects — judging distance takes getting used to

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