Magnelex Sock Style Window Shades for Baby Block Sun Rays to Keep Passengers, Pets and Car Interior Cool and Comfortable Elasticized Universal Mesh Shades Fit Most Vehicles (2 Pack)

Good buy. Gives a lot of shade for the kiddos in the back and I can roll the window down. Bugs won't come through. I forgot to take them off before going into the car wash and they held up super well. No tears. Definitely worth the buy. I do think it helped keep the car cooler and I live in Arizona I will take what I can get.

I have a special needs child who hates wearing sunglasses, so this item is perfect to protect her eyes and devices from the glare of the sun. I love it because I like to take naps in my car, so it's a great way to keep a breeze going while still able to give you privacy while resting. The fit isn't terribly snug at the top, but it is at the bottom where the elastic makes contact with the door. It's also great if you travel with pets: because you can roll the windows down, you can drive with your pet without fear of them going over the car window and out of a moving vehicle (trust me, it can happen). It is a really great value for the money - don't hesitate, get this today!

I got these as sun shades for my infant in the car. They are real easy to install and stay put. They block a lot of light but don't completely shade in direct light. They don't cause any leaks in rain or snow. I like that I can still roll the window down for air but no bugs can get in and nothing can be thrown out. It also keeps my little dog from leaning out the window. When I take the baby out in the stroller, I use one of the shades as a bug screen and stretch it over his seat. The only downside is that when it's on the door behind the driver, it's nearly impossible to see out that window from that angle, further obscuring the blind spot.

Description states “fits most” but on my car, didn’t fit well. Bought these for a Subaru Impreza and I fought them so much, I returned them. The front windows are angled and while the socks would slide over the top, as the window got wider toward the bottom, the sock would slide up. Would the sock fit top to bottom over the window? Can’t say for sure. The seams were being strained with me trying to work it down and that combined with it riding up… way too frustrating and, I didn’t want to risk damaging them when I knew early on I would not keep them. For positives… they are well stitched and the fabric is soft, rather slinky so I had no concerns about it possibly damaging my paint. Too, between the weight of the fabric and the tint of my windows, I felt they would have provided privacy. If the widow was down, I felt it would allow good air flow. Disappointed that it didn’t work for me as needed.

Works really well, though it can be a tad difficult to see the car next to you through it. Used for an interstate move in July through the west with crazy heat. Combined with a pet grate and worked great to keep air moving when stopping for a minute for gas or bio break (nothing long). Cats were happy, cool, and protected from the sun.

Said it would fit my Focus (2 door) it does not! I'll try it on another vehicle. It Def doesn't fit a 2 door sedan!

I got this because my car gets way too hot in the summer and I paired it with a dog window gate so I can actually leave the windows open but random people won't see its open easily. So I mostly use it with my back windows a little less than half open and have discovered some pretty cool features. First you can actually see through it pretty well but I still wouldn't recommend them in the front windows might not even be legal while driving regardless. They're very good privacy wise because it's effectively two curtains blocking people looking in. Now I've left them on in the rain alot and wlwith windows closed the inner side is not gonna get wet so you don't have to worry about that. However even with the windows open only one time did my interior get wet and that was because there were high winds blowing it sideways through the screen. But all the other times the door only gets a little wet but no more than it would if you opened it to get in or out so it's moot. Even I'm heavy rain it's not an issue so I simply recommend having a waterproof seat cover to catch anything that splashes in and a door cover if you're really concerned. Plus with the windows open it will quickly dry anyway. So if your car has a broken AC or stuck blower selector like me. This is one of your best options to not be super hot even when it rains. One thing to note, when closing the windows do it from outside since if you don't hold the outer part up it will get pinched by the windows.

I purchased these to allow a ventilation to come in, but to keep the insects out of the vehicle. They performed their function very well. They also work as window shades to keep the sun off your passengers. Good for road trips. They are easy to install, you just slide them over your door and your window. The elastic band keeps them in place. The windows roll up and down without any obstruction. The material is a thin but durable mesh and they come in a drawstring bag for protection. They fit my Kia soul rear vehicle windows, with a little room to spare.

Great for letting the air in and the bugs out.

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This is for small car only...it didn't fit my car window

Absolutely love these for air flow when car camping! I originally only got 2 for the back windows of my Subaru outback, and after camping in the heat of July I got 2 more for the front windows. And since I have seen people ask elsewhere, no, they won’t keep rain out, you need a tarp for that lol.

Great quality product, just a shame they're too small for a full size SUV