Review on 🌞 AstroAI Car Window Sun Shade - Protect Your Baby from Harmful UV Rays with UPF50+ - 4 Pack Transparent Window Shades for Cars by Jeff Driscoll

When I first took them out of my sleeve they reminded me of those shiny black leather boots that reach to the thigh. I immediately thought they wouldn't work, so I tucked them back up my sleeve. I live in Nevada. In the summer, the sun shines through your car, even if you have tinted windows. I tried it. They stick very well to the windows. The wire holding the curtain appears to be strong. It folds up for easy storage. I've been using these shadows for about a month, there haven't been any problems. I just leave them by the window day and night. So far, so good. Didn't fall apart. Construction is a strong wire frame (wrapped) in 2 sheets. One leaf feels like black nylon, almost stocking-like to the touch, with a thin, stretchy second layer of plastic that sticks to the window. Think thick material like Seran Wrap. A darker shade protects from the sun and keeps the cabin cool. I do not recommend this for the driver's window or any other window the driver uses to maneuver while driving, visibility is around 85%. The lighter shade retains enough heat to still be able to see through, but the visibility is maybe 65%. So use your judgment of placement when using it on the driver's window before you start the car. I usually fold back the corner so I can see through the window and the other part still sticks to the window and sticks when I release it. I have a Toyota Sienna. Curtains don't match the windows. Be careful when placing shading. In general, they suit me. UPDATE: 10/25/20 These sunglasses have survived the heat of the Nevada desert. I wear them all day and take them off at night. I have found they get DUSTY so DO NOT apply it to the windows. Simply REMOVE the plastic side with a cotton cloth (like a t-shirt) and they will stick again. You're still in good shape.