ALAVENTE 6Pcs Full Car Sunshade, Universal Windshield Window Sun Shade Side Folding Heat Reflector Vehicle Cool-UV Ray Protector Visor Shield Cover

granddaughter loves it

first of all this is so so so thin, it feels like its going to rip when you are trying to install, which is impossible to do then . the suction cups are plastic, and have a thin hook, (plastic) which you thread thru!!! then you have to try to attach it to the window. In addition , they DO NOT FIT , the window ones are extremely small , and the front window is too short to fit top to bottom and too long to fit side to side.I checked the dimension in conjunction with my suv specs and it was supposed to fit, it also matched on amazon to fit. but this is very very very cheap! picture a sheet of tissue paper!

Decent qualityKind of tricky to holdA little fragileYou can buy this is your usage would be less frequent as it is a good option for occasional users

These are not very sturdy but for the price I can't complain. I bought these mainly for the rear and side shades as I already have a good shade for the front. They fit my Honda Fit reasonably well. The design with silver facing out and black facing in is perfect for reflecting the sun.The question is, how to attach them to the windows? The included suction cups do work, but there is no instruction on how to attach the suction cups to the shades. You can try, like I did, punching a hole in the shades and sewing them to the suction cups with a needle and thread.What ended up working for my rear shade was to attach the top edge of the shade to the rear hatch hinges with twine (attaching the twine to the shade through the holes I had already punched.) To keep the bottom of the shade attached to the inside bottom of the hatch, I stuck on a piece of self adhesive Velcro to the hatch and sewed on a piece of velcro to the shade. When driving, I detach the bottom of the shade rom the hatch and swing it up against the cabin ceiling. It stays attached to the cabin ceiling, again, using velcro.I have not figured out yet what I'm going to do with the side windows but the suction cups will probably work.Yes, this is really complicated and a lot of engineering involved but it helps keep the car interior cooler on sunny days.

Love these for privacy during road trip car naps