Bearded Garage BG-CSSJ-1 Car Windshield Sunshade, White

I can confidently say this sunshade has been a huge benefit. I live in Texas, and as we begin to move towards the nigh-unbearable heat of summer, the mercury mounts higher and higher and cars turn from useful transportation after an hour or so in a parking lot into almost literal ovens. Personally, I have an older car and it's somewhat sensitive about being put on hard right after turning on, so 'hop in and blast the A/C' isn't a good option for me.In steps the Jumbo Shade. It's easy as pie to unfold and put up, completely covers my entire windshield and the skirting also gets some of the door windows, and it works quite well. I've used it every single day at work since receiving it, and the difference is immediately noticeable when getting into the car at 5:45. It really blocks out the sun, too, and it looks rather good while doing it. No awkward silver accordion sunshade for me, thanks, I'll stick with the sleek grey circles instead.Now, they ask for feedback and I will say this: folding it back up is a bit tricky. Even with the instructions provided, I still have some difficulty folding it back up properly. But it's honestly a minor complaint - the fifteen or thirty seconds it takes to fold it back up is well worth the much lower temperature in the car when I get in. With a dark colored car and leather-style seats, any relief of that scorching heat is a big help. I'm more than certain the Jumbo Shade will continue to see lots of our summer sun for many, many months.. (no seriously, the summer heat doesn't quit until September-October).But in all seriousness.. Overall, five stars, A+, would buy again. I like it a lot, would definitely recommend, the lightweight structure and ease of use are big pluses, and it's just all around a good sunshade.

I was not a fan of the Car Sun Shade Jumbo for the following reasons:(1) Fit - I bought it for my 2005 Subaru Forester. While I could get it in place to block around 75% of the front windshield surface area, putting it up was always a struggle. On the best days it would only cover 85% of the surface area. The corners folded in always exposing part of the windshield. Plus, it always took about 60 seconds to get it set on the windshield.(2) No Aluminum Reflective Material - There is no aluminum reflective material on this. The plastic is just a silver color. I don't think it reflects much sun to be honest with you. My steering wheel still felt hot when I got back in my car.After using this for about a month, I bought an accordian folding aluminum-covered shade from another vendor. I am really happy that I did. It goes on in about 5 seconds, is a perfect fit for my vehicle, and keeps the inside of my car much cooler. This was a better choice for me even though it was about twice as expensive as this sunshade.

This fits my Mercury Grand Marquis ( Aka ford crown victoria ) It has been sunny in New York ( sun has been strong too) so I decided to put this thing up and WOW! Though my car was a bit warm when I stepped in, my dashboard was a little warm and not hot so it blocked a lot of it!I mostly bought this because this car has the steering wheel shifter and the shifter is black and sticks out right towards the window so it gets SUPER hot in the sun!But anyways, buying this with rain guards (so ur able to open all windows a crack to vent the car) it will make summer heat more manageable!I bought my car from a 90 year old man from Florida who garaged this car so the interior is 100% like new, NO sun damage and I want to keep it that way. I know that this shade will keep it 100% looking like new. So I think this is a must have to keep your car warm and not getting your car sun damaged!

This shade is OK. Honestly the people who make it seem very nice and their emails were caring. But after using this for more than a month it is.... Well... Meh.It does it's job and keeps the sun out. Easy to fold and the attached material keeps it in one piece. So it is a good sun shade.But...It is barely better than one you can buy in any store. The only plus over those is the attached material keeping it one piece. But that same, material (the main design claim to fame) doesn't really do its job well. It is the same material as the shade but with no support so it sags and flops. It doesn't cover up any more than a regular shade. It is not like the corners stay up at all even when I use the sun visor to hold them in place. Honestly there are much better shades I have. The one I bought for my Tacoma is hard, unfolds and covers the WHOLE windshield like a glove, but it is more cumbersome.So for me the lack of window coverage is a large minus. But I give it 3 stars for compactness while in storage and it does stop the sun. But the material needs more rigidity around the sides IMO.

I was surprised that this sun shade fit my Honda Fit, considering it said it was 60 inches and my front windshield is 40. The two circles overlap and I can squeeze the shade in. The only thing I don't like is that it doesn't really stay. My visors don't pin it down firmly enough. I am trying to think of a way to hook it with Velcro or a button or snap or something, so that is annoying.Other than that, I am happy with how much heat and light it keeps out and the compact packaging. You don't really need the sunshade pocket if you want to squish it in the side of your car door, but it helps. Lightweight, portable, and effective.Update: Sunglasses holder is cheap. Has already broken off. Weak spring and poor design. Don't get this for the sunglasses holder.