EzyShade Windshield Sun Shade with Shield-X Reflective Technology. See Vehicle Size-Chart. Foldable Car Sunshade for Front Windshield Window Car SUV Van Truck. Sun Visor Heat Shield. Max (L) Size

This windshield shade has been a lifesaver, especially during hot days. It fits perfectly and blocks out the sun, keeping the car much cooler when I get in. The material is sturdy and reflective, which really helps protect the interior from fading. It’s super easy to fold and store, and it doesn’t take up much space. A must-have for anyone looking to keep their car comfortable and protect the interior from the heat.

Was looking for a sun shade for our truck that sits outside. Our old one simply wasn't working anymore. This pack of 2 shades came in good condition. Very limited instructions or inclusions but not really needed. These are really easy to collapse and expand, with a simple trick of holding the side and bending inward.I love the larger size of these, in fact they are a bit large for our trucks' windshield! The reflective technology works wonders too! I can tell a noticeable difference in the cars temperature when we use these. They stay in place well. So happy we found these!

We needed a sun shade as we didn't bring one along to New Mexico, and you really need one here. Bought this based on reviews and performace, and we're not disappointed. We have a 2019 Honda Odyssey with a dash cam. It really fits great, blocking out more sun, and is easy to manuever around the camera. Folding it up is a learning curve, and we've popped ourselves in the face a few times opening it up. That is good for a laugh! We're getting better at folding it up, and it does take much less space than our foam/foil/accordian shade. We also like the two piece design, as it fits the windshield better. So far, it seems to do a great job of blocking out the sun, too. I would recommend!

My family has settled on sun shades of this type many years ago. Unlike the "accordian" type shades, these fold up very compactly and easily store away. They'll easily store away under the seat in most cars, but most of the time, my family just wedges them between the front passenger seat and center console. When we got a new car two weeks ago, I immediately went to Amazon to look for sun shades of this style. The EzyShade appeared to be a quality product with good reviews for good value, so I bought them. I have no complaints with the build of the product. These came with a storage bag, which I think is nice. It takes a couple of extra seconds to put the shade in the bag, but I expect that it will help keep it from chafing and keep it clean. Hopefully, it will last a long time.In my particular application, though; a 2023 Subaru Outback; the fit guide calls for a medium. The long length of the shade fits the height of the windshield, but they are a little wide, and the EyeSight camers get in the way of the shades lying flat against the glass. Ideally, the shades would have the same long length, but would be narrower. Although I like it when the shades just hold themselves within the windshield frame, I have to leave these outside the rearview mirror and hold them in place with the sun visors. Now, I did win another set of shade from the manufacturer, and ordered the smalls. I'll see if these fit better. But this is the downside of a product that is intended for hundreds of different applications.

I have a Lexus RX, and I purchased these sun shades because I find that the accordion shades are a bit cumbersome to open and keep situated, made more difficult because I now have a dash cam. So, I was hoping that these would be a solution because they would avoid the issue. One thing I have to mention is that Amazon has a very impressive system that allows you to enter the make and model of your vehicle and then, as you shop for products for your vehicle, it warns you if something is incompatible with your vehicle. Of course, while it is excellent, it's not perfect. So, even though it said that these shades did not fit my car, I decided to go with the compatibility chart on the product page. As it turns out, the chart listed my model (medium), and it fits perfectly. The shades came with a nice pouch, and the shades fold down to fit the case very easily, and pop out to cover the window in quick fashion. I really like them a lot.

Just received my EzyShade to replace my cheap folding sun screen. I have a 206 Ford EdgePros The two piece design covers nicely. I am used to the twist and fold design so it is no problem to open and close. Once folded it is very compact compared to my old folding unit.Cons Even though it has better coverage than my folding unit, the EzyShade doesn't work as well to prevent the dash and interior from heating up. I am and engineer with access to measuring equipment. Maintaining the same parameters over two complete cycles of alternating between 30 minutes of my folding screen and then the EzyShade, then repeating, my interior was 6 to 8 degrees hotter and my dash was 10 to 12 degrees hotter with the EzyShade. I am not sure that this is unique to the EzyShade as it is to the design of the EzyShade. Most folding designs have a backing such as cardboard or foam that will support a traditional aluminum film, which is highly reflective. I believe that folding cloth design, because of its porous fabric and the facts that you can fold and curl the surface into small packages makes it difficult to use an solid aluminum film. The Eyeshade appears to have a spray on silver grey coating and not an aluminum film. The ambient temperature was 84-86 degrees during this test and the car was in direct sunlight. The car's interior was 95 to 98 degrees and the dash measured 104 to 114 depending on which screen was being tested. If anyone has light meter and can compare the reflectance between the two different styles, it would be an interesting test.