Review on 👶 ClingShade TuckVisor Car Baby Window Sun Shade Visor Shades: Ultimate Protection for Your Little Ones (2 Pack) by James Wickware

I fly Airbus for a major airline and we often fly at high altitude in the morning or afternoon towards the sun, which requires clumsy workarounds such as B. Attaching a checklist to an adjustable visor to block out a glowing eye - burner. I also make sure to expose my skin to intense sunlight when the sun is overhead but hitting my arms directly. I bought it to see if it was any better than some of the more expensive items or those that blocked the view too much. . Both myself and my teammate tried it and thought it was great to greatly reduce the power of the sun while still being able to see clearly through the windows. It even doubles if you really need to turn the sun down a little. The adhesion with the window is really good. I would recommend keeping the tissue paper between the sheets as they are much easier to roll up and put back in your pocket if they aren't stuck together. When folded it doesn't take up too much room in your travel bag, certainly less than some of the other options. Does it work with Boeing products? Possibly, but I'm here to say it works great on the "bus"! :-)