Big Ant Windshield Sun Shade Car Window Sunshade as Bonus,Blue Car Sun Shade Foldable UV Ray Visor Protector Visor Shield Cover Keeps Vehicle Cool (Size 55" x 27.5")

I love the accordion style sun shades, and this one is great. It's lightweight and does a fantastic job of keeping my 2003 Toyota Corolla cool. This one is just a tad too wide for my corolla, so the sides don't align perfectly, but it's close enough that I would recommend it, and if I lost this one I'd buy it again.The biggest problem with the accordion design is finding a place to stash it in the car where it won't get bent, which could ruin its structural integrity and make it droop in the window. The circle kind doesn't have that problem, but has its own problems.

I love it as I hate coming it boiling hot car, and this keeps it cool to some degree. It's great that it has air pockets in it and I feel that it helps with insulation (as oppose to the other products that I'm assuming gets heated up faster). I use it on my acura TLX 2015 and fits very snuggly, with the exception of the rear view mirror location, so I have to bend it a bit to make it work. One of the storing elastics came loose on the first day, but I just tied it back to itself to create another loop to use. Putting the suction cups was a bit challanging and I read reviews that they have ripped it, so I took my time. But once in, you don't have to worry about them anymore. I usually just collapse it and store it on the passenger side between the middle console and the passenger seat. The suction cups work good, but make sure that you use your fingernails to remove it from the windsheild (as oppose to pulling it). Makes it easier and safer to remove. The two side window ones, I'm not sure how good they work. I have tinted window so I guess I shouldn't be the one reviewing those. But I feel no difference with or without them with tinted windows.

I am pleased with the quality of this sun shade: It does what it is supposed to do. I am really surprised that more people don't use them. I have had problems with other sun shades not fitting my Subaru Forester well and slipping out of position, being held in place only by the car's visors. This shade is deep enough to cover my entire windshield and stays tucked in place under the visors, and/or with a small suction cup at each side which work surprisingly well. Finally, one that works for my Forester!

The Sunscreen is way to tall for the 2000 Mazda B2500 Truck, + the bottom of the Sunscreen is cut straight across, but the windshield in the Truck is curved on the bottom ,& the center of the Windshield actually protrudes lower than the 2 sides of it. The only Vehicle I can think of offhand nowdays that has a flat cut bottom windshield would be a Jeep or something of that nature. Most Cars & Truck's will have a curved Windshield. Anazon said it would fit, but it didn't come close. After trying about 4 different ones from different Manufacturers I didn't find any that would work, so We ended up making Our own out of Cardboard. It work's, & it's made in the Good Old U. S. of A. ! 😉 The Best To You And Your's, PawPaw C

Wow. When my last insulated foil windshield shade gave up the ghost, I made do with a thin grey fabric shade for a year. It's been miserable. But after just one day of using my new Big Ant Windshield Sun Shade my life is SO MUCH BETTER--instead of climbing into an oven at the end of the workday it's at least a heat I can deal with.Where I live summers are months of 95ºF-110ºF weather with nowhere to park in the shade; the interior of a car feels at LEAST ten degrees hotter than the temperature outside. The A/C in my older car is pretty weak, so proactive measures like a good windshield shade can be pretty much lifesaving.This metallic insulated shade covers the entirety of the windshield glass (and has suction cups, decadence!) and really feels like a BARRIER. The bonus window screens are a treat (I haven't been able to tell if they do much, but my god, anything helps in this weather).Refolding this after one use was not easy (some of the creases in the foil disappear), but I kinda get through experience that that's the way of foil shades like this; the folds are oddly the first thing to go. But if this can remain rigid through the next five summer months and survive relentless all-day temps of 100º+ inside my car without disintegrating, it will be money WELL SPENT.

Big Ant Windshield Sun Shade has been a great addition to keeping my car cooler in this Arizona Suns. Easy to fold and can be tucked away easily. Also love the blue color.

Works exactly as you expect with the benefit of suction cups to hold in place. easy on, stays there and mostly easy to pull off. sometimes just have to tug hard.

This sun screen said it fits my Jeep Cherokee, well it doesn’t, it’s too short in ALL directions!It is nice tho. It’s thick and insulated and folds easy, it’s just too dang small. Very sad.