Basix Magic Jumbo Sunshade (Styles May Vary)

I bought this for a ford focus & it was somewhat large for that car but the two panels are disconnected, making the shade still useful & versitile. It blocks out a good amount of heat, & being a native Californian, I would have to say this is your basic summer staple.

I got these sunshades because I used to have similar ones back in the 90's and I loved them. The accordion shade I have now is cumbersome to fold inside a small car (in this case a Honda Civic), and I remembered the little oval ones being easier to collapse. Plus, they fit in the pocket in the driver door - whereas the accordion type has to be maneuvered into the rear floorboard.

The fabric in THESE shades is more like a type of tinfoil than fabric. Anywhere it wrinkles it creases and the metallic coating starts to flake away. Without the metallic coating, the screen blocks no light at all - making the shades increasingly ineffective. They should have skipped the metallic coating, used instead a thicker material - perhaps block out lining material like they use in curtains?

Anyway - not worth the $$$, even at just $8. My $4 old accordion shade is more effective.

Exactly as described, and great price. I don't even fold them up because I use them EVERYWHERE I go. They protect your dash and sensitive equipment and really do keep the vehicle cooler when it's in direct sunlight. Highly recommended product.

I am satisfied with this product because it works on my car, a Honda Fit. It is easy to fold and covers the entire windshield. It has a good reflective surface and the two piece design allows for more flexibility in obtaining the proper shade.

Product is made of very thin material. It has multiple pin holes in it. It does help keep the inside of my car cooler, I just don't think it's going to last very long because of the small holes.