Basix Magic Shade Super Jumbo Sunshade (Styles May Vary)

The best sun cover I have bought. I bought the first one in 2010, I am buying it again because it was lost in a move.I recently bought one but it is very uncomfortable to be disbursing, to put it under the rearview mirror, to put some suction cups, a disaster, very tedious... I will throw it away.

I live in Hawaii and we have sunshine everyday and our temperature range is between 70-85 degrees year around. Shaded parking is not always available and usually involves cleaning up massive amounts of bird poop.For the past five years, I used a roll up style reflective windshield sunshade for my Audi A6. It did the job but was a huge P.I.T.A. to put away. Flip down the visor, pull it toward you, fold it in half (head leaned back), roll it up (without elbowing a passenger), wrap the velcro strap, and put away in the...well, no good place to put it as it was as compact as my windshield was tall. Usually sat in my back seat or in the floorboard. If I had passengers with me, I'd often have to take it out and throw it in the trunk. Very inconvenient.After purchasing the 2012 Prius V with that HUGE windshield, I knew that there was no way I would use an accordian or roll up style windshield sunshade. Can you imagine having a 3 foot long sunshield laying around your car...me neither.Quality:Nice. Material does not feel as though it will tear apart if you aren't extremely gentle with it. The wire frame is sturdy but pliable enough to fit into the corners of the windshield and stay securely in the windshield without lowering the visors or any saggingFit:BOTTOM: The bottom edges of the sunshield panels will tuck nicely into the corners of your Prius V windshield leaving only about a 1/2" area of glass not covered in each corner.SIDES:The sides of the sunshade panels fit perfectly against the glass and windshield post of the vehicle so there is no drooping after it warms up or is in place for any period of time.TOP:The top of the panels fit perfectly rest under the edge of the visors without having to lower them. In the month that I have been using them, they have not fallen down or drooped at all. One less step and a little bit of a time saver...bonus!STORAGE:Stack the panels together, fold the ends of the long edge together, and it collapses. The steering wheel sized sunshades are held closed by an elastic band that is very easy to manage. I just take the sunshade and slide it into the back pocket of the passenger seat.The only thing I don't like about these sunshade panels and ALL SUNSHADES is how much room is required in order to expand and collapse them. It's not a big deal, just a quirk that can't be helped without a different product design. To address this issue, I usually get into the car before my passenger to pull down and collapse the panels before my passenger gets into the car...takes about 20 seconds.In summary, I bought some pretty awesome sunshade panels that fit my HUGE windshield and collapse very SMALL for only $12! Highly recommended.

First of all you should know that I did not buy these for an RV. I bought them for use in my bedroom window, and I LOVE them! Allow me to explain. We just moved into a new home on top of a hill that has lots of big SE facing windows. It's lovely. There are 5 in the master suite alone! They all have wood blinds on them, but even with the blinds closed, the morning sun turns our room into a celestial oven. Most mornings this isn't an issue as I'm usually up before the sun. However, sometimes I work a swing shift and need to sleep in and that becomes nearly impossible. Yes, I could install black out shades or curtains and eventually I probably will, but for the time being, this was a quick and cheap fix! Besides just being really bright, that amount of sun coming in that many windows of the uppermost room of the house ALL DAY LONG really makes it hot in there, and I was hoping to save on the energy bill by perhaps cutting down on some of that heat.So now you know why I bought them. I've been using them for a week now and I have to say that I LOVE them!!! I put both in the window (behind the blinds) closest to the head of my bed and they block almost the entire window. They keep it nice and dark when I need it dark and have kept the room SO MUCH COOLER during the day, just by blocking that ONE window! Plus, when I want light they are SO EASY to take out and fold up or slide under my bed.They are made of quality materials and are sturdy. They come with an elastic strap attached that you can use to fold them back up. Now, for those of you who are buying these for their intended purpose, see my picture of the list on the packaging describing which RV windows they work for. I think these would even work for some truck or SUV windows as well. I took a picture of them on the floor next to my husbands shoe for scale. I can highly recommend them, especially at such a great price! For the record, I did NOT receive this item for free or at a discount. I paid full price just like you. Hope this helps!

These worked very well for my Honda Odyssey minivan and are simple to fold up. I bought a second pair to block my front side windows even though I cannot attach them and they are larger than the side windows, I simply prop them up near my side windows when I park on a sunny day. I prefer not to fiddle with the magnetic style or roll up shades, these only take a couple seconds to put in place.

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we use it for the rear windows in our RV, blocks the sun keeping the interior cooler,

great shade for a large windshield and packs up compactly