Shatter-resistant, far lighter than glass, and crystal clear. Made for home gyms, studios, kids' rooms and every place glass shouldn't be.
Mirrors have been made the same way for hundreds of years: a silver coating behind a sheet of heavy, fragile glass. It works, until it falls, gets hit, or has to move house.
Mirra keeps the clear reflection and drops the glass. What's left is lighter, safer and simpler to live with.
Why are mirrors still made of glass?
Glass is the reason mirrors are heavy, hard to hang and dangerous when they break. We wanted the clear reflection without any of that: something you could lean in a toddler's room, mount beside a squat rack, or carry up three flights of stairs alone.
All of the reflection. None of the shards.
We set Mirra up next to the weights and hit it with a dumbbell and the end of a barbell. It stayed in one piece, ready for the gym, the hallway or the nursery.