Windshield Sunshade for Car Sun Window Shade Visor Shades Sunshade Visors Extender (2 Pack)

This is such a great product. Keeps the sun out of my eyes while driving. Dios not block view. Glad I finally purchased it, no longer getting blinded by the sun. Works better than sunglasses.

I’ve been looking for something simple, something easy, something effective, something inexpensive to use to block the sun from my face on my daily commute to and from work. I am fair skinned and I fear skin cancer as my siblings and father have all had some removed. I have the sun in my driver side window both ways and it’s at the perfect angle to miss the visor and shine directly in my face. My commute is approximately 65 minutes each way which is just over 2 hours of direct sun exposure daily. Prior to ordering this sunshade, I would take napkins from fast-food places and tuck them in the window and then roll the window up to keep the napkin in place. Temporary and not fool proof as accidentally opening the window would cause the napkin to get sucked out of the window. A/C and heat would cause the napkin to blow around limiting its effectiveness, and it looked ‘cheap’. Enter the TuckVisor sunshade. I’m not even sure why I was searching Amazon that night, but I kept scrolling past all of the normal windshield options and other items that didn’t address my issue. Then, I stumbled on this product, looked at it carefully and saw that it looked like exactly what I was looking for. It wasn’t expensive and figured I’d give it a try. First day it arrived, I used it. It kept my face from broiling in the sun. It stayed firmly in place. It was solid and blocked all of the sun and left enough of a gap below to see out the side and side-view mirror. So simple, yet this is actually my favorite Amazon purchase of all time. My skin is thankful and so am I. This is an honest and true review. I have not received anything for this review.

I love these tuckvisors! So simple and so effective. They work fine in my 2004 Ford Expedition with really large windows. Even though I'm rating them 5 stars, I do want to caution that having used them for quite awhile now, my windows tint has gotten really scratched. I guess from that little bit of slide up into the window frame. But, it could also just be that the tint is 20 years old, so I'm not deducting any stars. Another mention, they have started to peel at the edges. It's not surprising though. They sit in my truck in the desert southwest where it's not unheard of to reach temps of 120f or more. Imagine what the trucks interior temps are!! So I guess we can only expect so much. I just used clear packing tape around the edges to keep them from splitting further. I still love them and appreciate any relief from the sun I can get.

These are really cool and super easy to use. But, on my car, I rolled the window down without removing them first and they slid down inside the door! They are held in place by sliding them between the window and the frame. So when you roll the window down, there's nothing to hold them up. They can fall out of the car, inside the car, or follow the window down inside the door, which is what happened to me. For a long trip out west, they were perfect. long stretches of time without rolling down the windows.

I love these shades and fortunately l still have 1 from my last order and it had the name. I keep loosing these to passengers l think. Anyway when l drive home especially now l can not find anything but a Tuck Visor that block the sun out of my eyes. Am only 5'4" so l do not get good coverage from anything. I do alot of twisting and turning so the sun is always somewhere else. So l hold it and block wherever it is at that time. No sun gets through. Big help

Exactly what I needed, but your mileage may vary. I'm tall (6'4" or 193cm) and the sun visor in my car doesn't stretch far enough back or high enough up to actually block the sun when I'm driving. I had to hunch down and forward to put my head on the level of the visor extension. This sits in exactly the right spot for me to keep the sun out of my eyes. It fits my car perfectly (2018 Toyota Camry) when wedged in the top back side of the window. I fits up under the weather stripping to stay in place. I haven't tried to make it just stick to the window because I haven't needed to. If you have to roll your window down, you'll have to take it out first. But it's easy to put up and take down. It is laminated paper, so it's durable. $20 is kind of a lot for that, but it's exactly what I needed, so it's worth it for me. If you're not tall or need it somewhere on the window that's not on an edge, then it might not be your best option.

I have a 35 minute drive into work in a new Explorer. The sun moves between the windshield and side window more than I care to count as I move the visor from front to side over and over and over... I need a second visor (like I had in a '96 Explorer: two visors, move the main visor to the side, there's a second one for the windshield! But no extra visor in the new SUV - or a CD player...) So, this thin piece of plastic is held in place by the window seal and does the job. It has a weird leading edge and I'm not sure about the shape- I'm currently using it upside down trying to block more glass by the A pilar. As it's pinched between the window and trim, you can't open the window without it falling out. It is thick enough to store between the seat and console. It does the job but I'm not sure I would have purchased this if I didn't have credit card points to use. I'm still looking for a better solution that may involve a strip of window tint.

This was perfect! I have to move my visor back and forth numerous times after dropping my daughter off at school in the mornings, but with this TuckVisor I didn’t have to move my car visor once. It’s exactly what I needed!