🌬️ Instantly Extend Air Conditioning or Heat to Your Kids: 8 Feet of Comfort with Lt. Blast Review

Received this for a trip from Pennsylvania to South Dakota. I knew I would be in the back seat of the truck and wished there was something there to get some air. it worked wonderfully and my sister-in-law, who runs to the front, didn't get cold. Very easy to install

Glad I bought this. My rear-facing child got so hot in the car and in Texas the heat is no joke! It took me a bit of trial and error to find the perfect spot for my car, but since I've found the right spot it's been amazing! This keeps my child cool in their car seat and MUCH happier.

I don't understand how many people complain about broken air vents. It was incredibly easy for me to install and was great for keeping my toddler cooler in the back seat. We live in one of the hottest cities and that helped a lot. I had a few workers passing by who saw it and commented what a great idea. I definitely recommend it.

This is the perfect solution for large trucks without rear air conditioning. Our little fella is facing backwards and it's geared towards directing the air conditioning towards him and keeping his back cool. The outlet adapter part doesn't fit perfectly, but it does get a lot of air out. We're also smaller in size, our newer (smaller SUV) car just ridiculously has AC outlets closer to the ground so that doesn't help at all, but again this can be rigged to get things done. This is definitely a…

Great item. It takes a bit of finesse to get it just right so it doesn't pull too hard on your vents, but when installed properly rear seat airflow is excellent. Before we got this, my baby was sweating like crazy while sitting face down in the back seat in Florida summers. He cried all the way to his destination, he felt so uncomfortable. Now it falls asleep, it doesn't get wet when we pull it out, and it doesn't drag the passengers too much. Great invention! The materials are of high quality…

Saw this last year after accidentally buying a minivan without rear air conditioning (in Texas). Didn't think it was worth the expense so I made my own using zip ties and an RV drain pipe (new!). It worked, but not very well. Also, it was ugly and I had to cut my ties every time I had to take the hose off. In July of this year we had a new baby who appeared to be upside down and uncomfortable. Every time we went somewhere, she would sweat like crazy. We decided to give it a try. Got it today…