Tour Strong Car Shade for Baby, Window Sock Sun Blocker, Fits Most SUV, Trucks - 2 Pack, Large

..because this is a 3rd party seller, it doesn't qualify for Amazon Prime free return shipping.I bought 2 sets and am very pleased with one set. The other set is too small for my needs. (I wanted to be able to put one set on the front side windows on my Jetta wagon and one on the back side windows. The shades were too small to fit on my front windows.) I contacted the sellers and they were willing to let me return it, but I would have had to pay almost as much in return shipping as I did for the window shade in the first place.So I decided I'm going to try using scissors, some elastic I had laying around, & my sewing machine to make it fit my windows better. The worst that could happen is I ruin them and I'm no worse off than I already am. 😐

When I put on the first window shade it slipped on as easily as a pillow case. I do not like how the cover is square and my window has a rounded edge on one side so I have this silly little piece of material sticking up.When I went to put on the second cover it did not slide on as easily. I had to really tug at it to get it all the way down the window and by doing so it ripped along the elastic bottom. I left it on. It ripped on the inside so hopefully it won't cause any problems. Rose with my kids in the car. My infant who usually screams when the sun is in his face was extremely content the entire drive.My husbands concern is that water will seep into the material when it rains and get water on the inside of the car. It's supposed to rain all weekend so we shall see!

These things have proven to be an absolute life saver in the not-so-conventional fashion I'm using them. I am halfway through a 2 week road trip and these car shades have proven to do so much more than provide shade! I purchased them with the intention of providing some privacy while sleeping in the back of my SUV. What I didn't realize when I made this fortunate selection is that they go OVER the frame of your window. This actually allows you to put the window up and down (& anything in between) while still maintaining shade and privacy. Genius!!!! In addition to this they give the illusion that your window is closed when it is actually open (to allow in air) AND they work as a screen that allows air in and prevent bugs from getting in your car.On the flip side, I would not drive with these on my windows as they do obstruct my view and am sure that it would be a great excuse for the police to stop me in many states (I am actually from Massachusetts and tinted windows are illegal). However, they slip on and off so easily that the transition is simple and painless.Excellent job Tour Strong!

I really like this concept for window shades. They work great for blocking out the sun, and it's nice to still be able to roll down the windows. It's also nice because it covers the whole window rather than just a portion of it like a lot of shades.It only gets four stars from me though because of two things: first, they do make it a little difficult to see out of your back windows while driving (not impossible, just not as easy), and second, they don't quite fit my car window so while it's tight around the bottom of the window, it's loose around the top of the car door and generally ends up flapping in the wind (I drive a Lexus RX300 for reference).Overall, they're great. I'm glad I got these instead of basic window shades.

This product is strong a durable. I really liked it. I went by the picture and didnt think to take my own measurements. I have a GMC Terrain Denali addition. The fabric it was made out of was a really nice mesh that would have been perfect for blocking the sun and not getting in the way. I tried to fit it over my window. It did stretch a good bit and it held together. It just wouldnt fit. I would highly recommend this product!!! I did have to pay for shipping to return this item which was almost half of what I paid. I should have jsut kept it and sold it to a friend or gifted it, but still a great product!!

When I received this "window shade" aka mesh laundry bag, I pretty much laughed out loud. Talk about cumbersome and aesthetically horrible for your car. My husband saw this when it came and asked why I ordered two large mesh laundry bags, not knowing that my intention was in replacing our horrible existing window shades. You pretty much take this "bag" and put it OVER your entire passenger door panel. I laughed out loud when I installed it bc it just looked that ridiculous. Yes, it will keep the sun out of your child's eyes because it's essentially a bag you're putting over your window, but it looks horrible from the outside. How do you use it when it's raining?? The part that's exposed to the outside will get wet and eventually seep inside. I don't even know if seep is a word (my iPhone is telling me it's not because it keeps autocorrecting it to "deep") but you get the idea. Every good review of this thing is a sponsored post, so don't fall for it. It's just RIDONKULOUS! And it was also a pain to pull it over my door panel. It took a lot of manpower to pull this thing all the way down. If you're looking for the end all be all perfect solution of protecting your precious cargo from the uvb/uva rays of the sun, keep looking because this ain't it!

Bought these after my 3yo had intense issues with the sun. They fit my 05 Kia Sportage and 2010 Chevy Cobalt back windows. I have had them for about 6 months and the shade on the outside of the car is fading a little but that doesn't seem to affect their functionality. They don't look too classy on the car. People ask if we have bags on our windows but up close they can see they are shades. They work phenomenally so it's worth the look to not have a screaming toddler.

Very happy so far. Fit the rear doors of my 2010 4 door F150 perfectly. No flapping noise when driving with them on, windows up or down. Like having the mesh in place with the windows down a bit, keeps bugs and neighbors pine needles out of my truck. I can leave the rear windows down a few inches more safely than the front since they are away from the power locks, yet with the "Socks" on you can't tell the windows are down when walking by.