Review on 🚗 Universal Car Side Window Shade Sox - Sun Shade (2pc) for Baby & Kids, All Car Models & Most SUV's, Sun Protection, Bonus Travel eBook! by Ben Robinson

When I thought about it I didn't see many mid-size SUV reviews so I wanted to post my own. I have a 2010 Dodge Journey and it fits me. As you can see in my attached image (photo #4) the bottom is slightly raised. So if it was just a hair taller, it would fit better. This doesn't compromise sun protection though, so I'm fine with that. I bought this because I am moving my 3 month old daughter from a baby carrier to a convertible next week and when the kids are rear facing without a baby roof the sun always shines in her eyes, at least in my car. I wanted something that would cover as many of my windows as possible. I tried her out yesterday with her canopy down and I'm happy to report that she didn't even flinch as the sun passed through her and hit her face. With them, the back seat is noticeably cooler by a few degrees. It's like standing under a shady tree, some light comes through but not enough to make you hot or squint. I like that you can roll down the window. They are cool. I've attached a photo of my hand in bright sunlight versus a shaded back (pics #3 and #4). I bought a kit and unfortunately the rear window cover does not fit my car, the cover is too big and the suction cups do not attach. As others have pointed out, there is a pretty harsh blind spot on the driver's side (photo #1). This doesn't affect me though as I still have blind spot mirrors. All in all this is a great product. The only downsides I would say are that they can be a bit larger and the blind spot might bother some people.