☀️ EcoNour Car Sun Visor Extender: Ultimate Sun Protection for Glare, UV Rays, and Snow Blindness - Universal Fit for Most Cars! Review

This is a really good product. My friend recommended it to me. I am very happy with it. It's not flimsy, which I think is a big plus, and it's very flexible so you can easily change the angle. In my opinion this is definitely a 5 star product.

Long dreamed of something like this! I have a 1999 Dodge Durango and drive every day when the sun goes down a bit and it always seems to find a spot unobscured by the car's original visors to catch my eye. It has side and low extensions and they work. It seems a bit homemade but for the price I can't complain and besides it works!

Nice design but falling apart. The elastic plastic buckle tore the rubber band torn from the cardboard. I thought this product was made out of plastic that could slide out or pull down. cardboard shading. The sun visor fell apart when I attached it to my sun visor. Cardboard sun visor, if it were plastic that slides out of a cardboard holder I'd give it high marks. Not today. 😨😨😨

Not nearly as good as advertised. 1) The part of the lowered sun visor that you look through does not slide all the way back into the visor. It sits about 1 1/2 inches against the bottom of the retractable tab on the tinted portion. 2) Guides for horizontal sliding sashes are made of cardboard. Buckles that hold them to the car's visor are probably the best idea.

I ride both to work and back with the sun on the left. It's always right behind my visor. I live in Phoenix, Arizona so that's a constant. When I tried to fasten the item, the straps weren't long enough to wrap around. I used some velcro instead and it works fine now, although you can no longer use the mirror on your visor and it creates a thick barrier preventing the visor from touching the roof while it's in place.

I use it and that's the best I can say about it. deformed by the heat in the car during the day. the side extension won't come out, I think it's melted down there, but I'm not sure. I don't like that it doesn't interfere with the back of your head on the visor. When I put it on the other side it's right, it's loose and moves around the part that slides out, not wide enough to block the sun at certain angles. that's enough, but next time I buy a car I'll make sure the visor has its own…

For my new 2021 Chevrolet Spark, this visor extension is a definite improvement over not having one. The Spark's sights are short. Combined with my particular seating position (which is about halfway through the seat travel), the sun still hits me out of the driver's door window even when I rotate the visor to the side. Very annoying! The visor extension solved this problem. It increases the length of the visor and thus blocks the entire top of the door window, not just the top front half of…