kinder Fluff Car Window Shades (4Pack)-The Only Certified Car Window Sun Shade for Baby Proven to Block 99.95% UVR - Mom's Choice Gold Award - car Window Shades for Side Windows - Standard

This product works as described. I use for my drivers side window. Blocks sun glare and super easy to put on & take off. It clings to window like Saran wrap or Glad. The rim is slightly bent due to the way it was packaged. But it’s easy enough to push and press down to get it mostly flat. I could care less about that, the fact that it blocks the sun so well makes me happy. Extra dark one is good for back window & keeping sun off the baby or use it to put on front windshield while waiting for your kid to finish practice or any other reason while you have to sit in car to kill time. Keeps heat out of front dashboard too. Excellent product.

The media could not be loaded. My car is not scorching hot when I use these window cling-on shades in addition to my Disney Stitch front shade.For reference:I have a small 2007 dodge caliber, the windows are not tinted, and it can get very hot.Pros: It’s an easy on and off application due to the cling-on feature. Use window cleaner to clean and dry your windows and then just press the screen on to the glass. You can peel them off the glass and stick them to each other when storing, to keep them clean. Nice and easy! The inside of the car is much cooler and the AC cools the inside to a comfortable temp much quicker.I smoothed it out gently with my hand but it looks bubbly from the outside looking in (see exterior pic) and although you may not find it unattractive, it’s ok with me. I’m trying to keep cool here 😉.Con: 1. You can’t lower the window (at least not in my car, don’t know if anyone else tried) because there is a thick wire around the edge to help stiffen it up. 2. The rear ones may create an uncomfortable blindspot and the front driver side may cause visual distortion.*My 24 year old daughter borrowed my car to use for work, while her car is getting serviced. She finds that the rear ones are too dark and distracting, and they create a blind spot, and she can’t look out the driver window because the screen makes it hard to see.*For me, well, it’s meant to be dark and I said “Use your side mirrors dear,” lol. No. JK, I told her to peel them off and stick them to each other and just plop them on the glass when she arrives at work to keep the car from getting so hot while it’s parked. I, myself, did find it hard to see through the mesh, screen-like fabric while merging into traffic. I had to lean forward and peep around it because in a bright sunny day, it’s hard to see dark color vehicles coming towards you.I find that the reason for this is because of the mesh fabric, since this isn’t a sheet/window tint it’s more like looking out a porch screen, if that helps.Suggestion: I prefer to drive without the driver side on the glass. Further away has better visibility, meaning I can see through it when I look across towards the front passenger side window, but find it difficult to look through it when it’s an inch from my face. It distorts my vision.It’s safer to drive with them off, in my opinion, and slap them on the glass when the car is parked.This is a temporary need until hubby tints the windows for me, something to create shade, and keep the sun from heating up the inside of my car to an inferno 😉.So if your car does not have tinted windows and you need shade like NOW, these are a quick solution, especially if you have young children (besides summer is only a few months), you can always keep and store for next summer to help provide some extra shade.

They seem to do what they are designed to do...better than what I had...sun comes thru window into your face...slap it on there..also works laying on the dash to stop a reflection onto the windshield...

We got the shades for our 12-h long trip to Colorado in the hottest month of the year for our puppy. It was her first road trip with us. I was worried for her overall but at least she was not trapped in the car on the hot sun for 12 h. She was very comfortable in the shade. I used the blackout shade. It fits perfectly on the back window of our small SUV. I was skeptical to how it attached to the glass. It never fell down. You basically just press on it slightly and it clings. You still can see through even the blackout shade, but it blocks the UV and heat. I used the transparent shade for the passenger seat. It works great too blocking the heat and UV. overall pretty happy I found them after a long research.

I guess there are uses for these, but they're not for covering an entire window (obviously bleeds a ton around the sides). They also leave a residue on the window, so you have to wipe the windows after using them. Not easy to stack on a car window either, but they seem individually dark enough. Otherwise quality etc seems fine -- just not what i needed.

This sun shade does exactly what it promises—it blocks out the sun completely. The static cling works very well, and once it’s in place, it stays put without any issues. No slipping, no peeling, and no hassle.That being said, it’s important to note that because it blocks everything, it also eliminates visibility through that window. If you’re looking for a shade that still allows your baby to see outside or if you rely on that window for lane changes, this may not be the best option. In that case, a more see-through shade would be better suited.Pros:• Strong static cling, stays in place without falling• Provides full sun protection• Easy to apply and remove• Exactly as describedCons:• Completely blocks visibility (not ideal for driver’s side windows)• Baby cannot see outside through itOverall, this product is a 5/5 because it performs exactly as advertised—blocking the sun completely. Perfect if that’s what you’re looking for.

These are the best things ever. They work perfectly on the side windows to block heat and sun.

So helpful. Work great. Very easy to use. Storage pouch is helpful too. Can see in the pictures how much it cuts out the sun. In the picture it’s the lighter of the two (I purchased the 2 lighter and the 2 darker). Haven’t driven with them - too afraid knowing my luck I’d get pulled over and it is quite difficult to see out the window with it on. But I drive a ton for work and often have to kill time in-between appointments so during summer it’s super great. I drive a RAV4 2014 and got the smallest size.