🚗 Universal Car Side Window Shade Sox - Sun Shade (2pc) for Baby & Kids, All Car Models & Most SUV's, Sun Protection, Bonus Travel eBook! Review

This is the only thing that helped protect my baby from the sun! As a bonus, my husband and I took our son to the park and forgot the blanket to protect him from his son. We removed the protective film from the window and wrapped it around the entire child seat. It acted as a sunscreen and insect repellent. Worth every penny and we only have them for a week!

Love it! I have an SUV/Van and it matches the windows almost perfectly, there is a small stripe visible at the bottom but it's nothing but a chicken wing. It keeps most of the light out and helps keep it a little cooler. You can minimize the windows, they remain and help you avoid mistakes. One thing I'm surprised about is that when it rains and gets wet, the inside is still dry (I kinda thought it would leak and be wet inside, but it doesn't). I'm glad I bought this item over other curtains…

We tested them - 5500 miles round trip from California to Florida. We drove at 80 mph (Texas Speed Limit), it rained a few times and it was bright and sunny, and at times the temperature was 120 degrees. Pros: There's a noticeable difference for kids in the back seat. It was cooler and he shaded out the glare so they could rest and watch DVDs to while away the time. Cons: Kids couldn't see the street well when there was something to see. For example, when leaving the gas station, there was…

Given the low price I had almost no expectations for this item. To be honest, this roller blind set completely changed the game. It took me less than 30 seconds to attach to my car's windows (of which I spent 20 seconds trying to figure out which side was the longer end of the sleeve). For the parents of a perpetually hot kid, these things changed everything. With them on both rear windows my car is pretty cool even in 95 degree weather! They fit my windows snugly and snugly and didn't pop out,

UPDATE 4/2019 These items are still very useful. I've washed them a few times. They tend to stretch a bit at highway speeds. I still prefer them to sticks. They have been very successful in protecting my boy's face from the sun. Only thing I wish they didn't stretch but honestly that's to be expected from any material like this. I love things like that! This is a must have for any parent or just anyone who wants to tint their rear window without spending money on tinting. To be honest I like it

UPDATE! I did this review over two years ago and despite the sox flex issue I still use it. I just tie a knot on the inside of my socks. Anyway, for that I'm raising my stars to 4 because they were beaten at a car wash in 110 degree Texas weather and they still held up and did their job overall. I immediately ordered a new set because at that point I got my money's worth and will be using the old ones on my front windows when I have long parking. I will add another review in 30 days, around the

When I thought about it I didn't see many mid-size SUV reviews so I wanted to post my own. I have a 2010 Dodge Journey and it fits me. As you can see in my attached image (photo #4) the bottom is slightly raised. So if it was just a hair taller, it would fit better. This doesn't compromise sun protection though, so I'm fine with that. I bought this because I am moving my 3 month old daughter from a baby carrier to a convertible next week and when the kids are rear facing without a baby roof the