Maven Gifts: Vehicle Child Safety Bundle – Noggle Automotive Travel System, 6-Foot, Turquoise Quatrefoil with Mommy’s Helper Car Seat Sun Shade – Extend AC or Heat to Your Backseat Instantly

The Noogle works as expected, but there could be some upgrades and I think it's over priced. The 2 attachment options for the air vent are HUGE! I couldn't attach the product to the vent I wanted due to the size of the attachment piece. It's also really hard to get the attachment piece to stay in place. There really isn't a good place to attach this product so that the air is flowing towards DD. With all that said, I don't know another product like this and it really does deliver cold air to the backseat. I don't have air vents in the second row and I live in Texas so summer time is ridiculously HOT. I would purchase this product again, but I think it could be better.

Any moms out there heard of the Noggle?? I had seen some moms talking about how great they are. I would like to share my experience for any moms interested or considering purchasing one.For reference, I drive a 2004 Volkswagon Jetta. It has no window tinting. For those unfamiliar with the car, I think it would be considered compact and does not have any rear air vents. Also I live in Florida.My car gets hot. Like, being a driver and having all vents blowing at your face for twenty minutes before you feel any cooler hot. I avoid going anywhere after around 11 if I can help it with my daughter because if I'm hot, I know she's baking in her rear facing seat.My husband urged me to take the plunge and spend the near $50 to get a Noggle because out of any options to make her cooler in her seat, this would be the easiest/quickest/cheapest. However, this has turned into a big waste of time and money.For starters, there's no way to get the head (where the air blows onto the child) to point directly where you want it to go. And it's so flexible that if you get it there, it will probably move before you reach your destination.Strike two on the Noggle is how it attaches to the air vent. The way it's designed, there's just no way to get a tight enough fit around and onto the vent for the air to truly be propelled through the tube. It moves and slides (even when we followed the directions AND had it tightened as much as we could) and air leaks around the sides.Strike three is just a deal breaker for me. This thing has an extremely weak air flow. It's like lightly blowing on your food to cool it down. It has little to no affect on cooling down my daughter's body or her car seat.I knew all of this but decided to keep using it because something was better than nothing. Well, today my husband took LO to a late lunch while I hosted a shower for a friend. I'm greeted by husband nearly breaking the door down and handing me a hysterical baby drenched in sweat and flushed. She was panting, almost hyperventilating and severely overheated. This was with my husband pointing the thing directly at our daughter. Needless to say, he got so angry that he ripped the thing out of the air vent and plans to return it.If you've made it this far, thank you for reading. I think this is a wonderful idea but the execution, at least for us, fell way short. Maybe there are some vehicles it works well for but I wanted to share our experience for those wondering if it's worth the money. My verdict would be NO. It would be nice on a warm day. This is pointless in the Florida summer.

Not the greatest adventure. Turns out to be more than a pain when you are trying to put a child in a car seat. I would not buy one again.