kinder Fluff Patented Windshield Sunshade | Reflective & Foldable Windshield Sun Cover & 99% UV Rays Block | Car Window Shade Interior Accessories Sunshades for Windscreen & Dashboard - L (63x35in)

These shades are always great. Thank you!

I chose this because of doing a lot of research. We have an 2024 F350 King Ranch and live in a sunshine state. It folds twice and fits it a bag behind the front seat in the seat pocket. It covers completely with the help of our visitors holding it from falling down. Has the dark side for if it gets frost in the windshield the sun will melt it off. But mostly will use the reflective side up to keep the heat out and not bake the inside. Easy to fold and put away as well as put in place. Our windshield is large so it kind of takes two to put it in place and tuck the soft corners in place. But one can do it, you would just have to walk around to the other side since I couldn’t reach the other side my arms are not long enough to reach with tucking the corners. I wouldn’t hesitate to get another one. Weights nothing and the ease of storing it works for me in the chair back pocket.

Quality is very good, however, i think i got a wrong size or chat got recommended me the wrong dimensions for my car.

Work well

Works better than any shade I purchased.

I'm not sure if it's too small, just a bad design or both. I went by the size chart and got the size small for my car and it doesn't cover the whole windshield and when I try to adjust it it falls over.The quality is good I just wish it had something to hold it in place a little better.

I am writing this review, because three people I am close to (socially and professionally) in my office just purchased new cars. I immediately thought, "OMG! I have to buy them all my incredibly effective windshield shade!!"This thing is no frills, not beautiful and sure collects a lot of dust....just like it's supposed to! It's super flexible, so curling it back into the little round shape and stretch the attached bungee loop to keep it from coming undone is a breeze. You can take it out of your windshield area after getting back into your car, curl it up and stash it between your front seats and the center console in less than 3 seconds. It is a game changer for summers and is awesome at attracting heat in the winter, with the dark side facing out. It's so inexpensive and tough as nails! You won't regret this! Buy it! 😁

A great buy! The two-part design plenty of cloth in-between ensures the best possible coverage around your rear-view mirror mount, as well as at all corners; it also gives flexibility in sizing. It's a strong blocker, but still very lightweight. (It's not meant as a thermal isolation setup like some of the very thick and bulky roll-up shades.) The two-part design plenty of cloth in-between ensures the best possible coverage around your rear-view mirror mount, as well as at all corners; it also gives flexibility in sizing. Works great for me on my Tesla Model 3, for which fitted models (which, as it turns out are all poorly fitted around the rear-view mirror mount) cost anywhere from 6 to 8 times the price... (I live in Hawaii, land of never-ending hot and sunny days, so a good windshield shade is a must.)I still strongly prefer fanfold (accordion) shades for their ease of handling, but this shade is pretty much unbeatable for coverage and, as semi-rigid frame shades go, much easier than most to fold. (You first fold in in half, then grasp the resulting rough disk on opposite sides and give a 3/4 twist to get three overlapping rough circles, which may need a bit of patting on the sides to equalize before stuffing the whole thing in the provided fitted sack.)I thiink these shades will last a long time -- they're well made and (unlike accordion shades) have no built-in fatigue points (the folds in a fanfold shade, the roll ends in rollup shades). I have my doubts about the rather flimsy fitted sack, but it may yet surprise may and anyway it's not important enough to take off a star. Add very low price, fast service and shipping, and what more can you ask? 5 stars.