🕶️ ROSON Sunglass Holder for Car Dash - Premium Metal-Alloy Glasses Holder for House, Boat, RV, Truck - Silver (2 Pack) Review

I use it to wear glasses for night driving. They are out of the way and easily accessible. But you should be sure where you want to place it, as once it's stuck to the surface you won't be able to take it off.

I bought this for my new Jeep as it has very little storage space. That works great. I can hang 2 pairs of sunglasses on a loop (mine and my husband) and they will stay in place until we are ready to use them. I installed them first with rubbing alcohol to clean the stain and it's holding up well.

Seems a bit pricey compared to the small size but by far the most comfortable sunglass holder I have ever used. I used to have a clip but they are difficult to use when driving. This one is absolutely very easy to use, all you have to do is put them in and take them out.

I like that it doesn't look cheap and the quality is good. I attached a small S-hook to the key ring part and hang the Corona 19 mask on it. Sometimes I hang my sunglasses on the key ring. If you get creative I think you could come up with some chipping products.

Overall the holder is well made and of high quality and I would give it 5 stars for that. But I give it 3 stars because it doesn't last long. After a month the holder just falls off. A bit disappointing, I was very happy with the holder throughout. I'll try the command strip to see if I can get it to hold my sunglasses.

Sounds like a great idea. I cleaned the dash area with some water and water and then used some rubbing alcohol to ensure no marks were left on my dash. At first the glue seemed to stick, so I left it in the garage for the rest of the day. In the evening of the same day I went out and found that the object had fallen to the ground. I tried to glue it back but it doesn't hold at all. Not exactly what I was looking for.

The problem with sunglasses hanging from those little loops is that they hang pretty loose and end up banging against the dashboard/doors/etc. hit while the car is driving. I ended up placing mine low near the carpet line so the bangs would hit the fabric and not the plastic, but that's not the most comfortable spot and can be tricky to pull out at times (when the second ear of the sunglass bar gets caught). rise). Well made for what they are, just not the best hanging option for me.