Car Umbrella Sunshade, Car Sun Shade for Windshield,F Foldable Car Sun Umbrella Block Heat, Foldable Reflector Umbrella Placed Behind Glass to Block UV Rays,Heat Sun Visor Protector (Large)

Good fitment for an 07 Acura TL. Seems to keep temperatures down on hot days. The structure of this sunshade is a bit flimsy and I feel i have to be careful when collapsing and strapping it together. Otherwise, I love the compact design. Great idea.

Love it love it love it!!! So easy to put up and take down. Covers the whole windshield. Just all around great window shade.

so simple to put up and take down. Small enough to tuck in side door pocket.

First, I'd like to say that I got the large version and tried it in a 4-door sedan and an SUV. It doesn't fit the sedan very well, but you can bend the corners in to make it fit if you really wanted. I wouldn't recommend it though. It fits the SUV just fine.I was looking for a windshield sunshade that was quick to set up, and this item looked to be exactly what I wanted. To set it up, you simply take it out of the case, tear off the velcro strap, pull down the handle, push up on the center, fit it to your windshield, and let it lock in place. It is exactly like opening up an umbrella. It is fast and easy to fit in your windshield, and with the help of your sun visors, stays in place nicely. It blocks all sunlight, meaning nothing gets through, so the material is thick enough to work well but thin enough to act like an umbrella. The splines are well made as well and can take some bending, even though they do feel flimsy. I haven't had a problem with them.But my main issue, and one that I didn't really think about, is collapsing it down and putting it away. Just like an umbrella, you push on the little clip holding it in place to collapse it all down, then fold the ends towards the center, wrap the velcro cord around and attach, and slide the handle up to keep the splines in place. Then if you want, slide it all back into the case. I feel like this process defeats the purpose of getting the product in the first place.With a traditional sunshade, you unfold it and set it in your windshield, sometimes fighting with it to stay put. But to take it down, you simply fold it up and set it on your seat. This product goes up quickly, but takes some effort to put away, so if you're impatient like me, you'll probably just collapse it down, velcro it if you feel like it, and set it somewhere. To me, the effort feels impractical, but it does take up much less space than a traditional sunshade.The choice is of course up to you, but I will continue looking for the prefect sunshade that is quick to set up AND take down.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  When I first got these I was thinking. JANKY. gonna last one use. surprisingly they have held up quite well. zero issues in fact. more durable than they look as long as you use due care. IE think umbrella. I was even able to open install and remove/collapse with one hand. of course much easier with 2Just watch out the for outer finders don't bend them and you will be fine. I do find these easier and more convenient than the expandable "sheets" tent style versions. I especially like how absolutely compact it is when all folded up and stowed.fills the windscreen on my 2004 Nissan Quest Just fine (Very large minivan)No complaints. it does what its intended to do and does it well and conveniently.