deemars Windshield Cover for Ice and Snow, Car Windshield Cover, Weatherforce 360 All-Weather Sunshade Ice Cover, Protects from Heat and Snow Comes with Anti-Theft Panels Fit for Most Cars

I have a Jeep Cherokee and this is the only sunshade I could find that properly fits my car. Can blow a little in the wind, so I just tuck the bottom under my windshield wipers and that has kept it in place so far. It is a little bit flimsy, so be careful when placing it especially if you tuck the bottom. Was a little difficult to put in place at first, but easy now that I have the hang of it.

The cost is low and you're pretty much getting what you pay for. I more wanted this for snow but I dont think its really gonna be good for that. Seems like it's better for sun deflection just because of how thin it is and not seeming super durable. It's okay, I think I had higher expectations than I should have here and don't want anyone else to experience the same.

At this time, it's even less than $8, and it's a decent deal for a windshield sun cover.It fit my Highlander windshield just fine, with one person putting it on.Compared to interior shades, this one will reflect back the sun outside the car, and not have the residual greenhouse effect than even interior shades will have.It's pretty cheap, not just in price, but also in material.It's a thin foam backing with a good silver exterior. The borders are sewn with a black reusable/recyclable grocery bag type material.It's probably going to last 1 season/summer judging by the quality of materials, maybe I'll be surprised and it'll last longer (all depending on exterior parking conditions and frequency of use). For instance, using this on gusty days is probably not a good idea.Using this occasionally on those days when you'll be in sunny spot for a long time will be the best bang for the buck. I have no expectations to use this on snow days more than an inch, as I'm not confident of the materials.