Sunny Street Premium Car Window Sun Shade, Blocks 98% of Harmful UV Rays, 2 Pack, Easy Cling Sunshades, No Suction Cups

These are great. They stick so well with their "static" cling. No suction cups. I've had them on and taken them off plenty of times and they don't seem like they lose their static cling. Only bummer is that they're kind of small. They will fit nicely on a regular passenger window but you will have areas that does not cover the window entirely.Also, if you accidentally start rolling down your window while it's still attached, it'll stick and morph in shape but it won't break. I mean you shouldn't do it but at least it's very durable and accidental roll downs won't break it or harm it.

I have bought a few different kinds of "sun shades" and by far this one is the most practical. I love it because it has the window cling film on one side and you can use it on either the front or back window and you can reposition it as the sun changes. It does a great job of blocking a good amount of sun so my left arm doesn't get sun burn while driving or sitting in traffic. Although you can't roll the window down while using these I think it's the best that I've ordered this summer so far and I've bought 2 other kinds. You could actually roll the window down but you would have to NOT press the cling film down on the bottom part carefully and adjust but it's versatile where you can do that if you think about what you are trying to accomplish. I want another set for my back windows now.

If I hadn't purchased on Amazon, I probably would have returned them. Functionally they do screen out some sun, though I suppose if they screened out sun any more, I would have big blind spots.The problem with these are they are relatively small compared to the size of my windows. They do peel and cling easily, but I have to move them multiple times of day (trying to predict where the sun is going to enter the window), and I'm often times wrong. I may scrap this and invest in some custom-sized tinted film as my child is not yet enthused with wearing sunglasses.

Okay. My left side of my face was getting grumpy since the right side wasn't aging as fast. Now they can both do what they do naturally without the harsh sun beating down in my window when I am sitting in traffic in Los Angeles.BE CAREFUL: You don't roll down your window with it on. LOL. I totally have smashed mine a few times but they are resilient and you can used them even when they are beat up.I will buy again.

This has been a blessing for the sun that pours through the driver/passenger side of my SUV where there is no sunfilm. It fits well on my Ford Explorer windows. Really wish if someone comes up with a design that covers the entire window - wishful thinking!The plastic side definitely clings to the glass and remains there.Reason I took off a star: Folding this is not an easy task, which is marked as an USP.

These actually work really well. They fit almost completely across the window. You'll have to adjust them to the height you need to block the desired area. They stuck right to the window. No issues. There are 2 in a package and come with a case to hold them in. However, I couldn't figure out how to properly re-fold them to fit them in the case so we just did the best we could and stuffed one in the pocket behind the driver's seat. No more complaints from our toddler that the sun makes him too hot.

These work well enough, when you don't want the sun melting your face off while you are driving. They are not super dark, but they do help shield the sun a bit, and they do not inhibit my vision while I am driving. I commute long distance on a highway, so I have had no issues, and I do reside in California where you can't have tint on your front window that is too dark.

I hate to leave poor reviews, but I am very displeased with this product. They do not stick to the windows very well at all. They do not block the sun very well at all. I ended up holding it up after it had popped off of the window (again) to try and block the sun from my son's face, and he still used his hands to cover his eyes. I loved the idea, but the implementation was poor.