MasterTop Bikini Mesh Top Sunshade - Fits Jeep Wrangler YJ 1987-1995 - Jeep YJ Bikini Top Jeep YJ Sunshade Jeep YJ Mesh Top Jeep YJ Sun Shade Jeep YJ Top Bikini (Black 87-95 Half Top)

Con:1) It requires more work to take off, compared to the tops that use bungee straps, when you want the full sun but it's not hard to take off or put on.Pros:1) Wow, this top is very well made and is durable.2) I think it will last decades.3) It provides a lot of shade.4) Once on, it stays put, no readjusting necessary.5) I like the open feel of being topless, without shade, most of the time so I disconnected the front and sides. I left it connected on what is referred to as the rear straps and let it hang down behind the seats. It makes a great curtain/shade and keeps the wind down. In a jeep, most of the wind comes over the windshield, into the rear area and then back toward the dashboard. This top allows me to keep that wind down a bit because it gets very cool at night and this top, behind the seats, makes it much better.6) The fact that I have more than 1 use for it is very valuable to me. If I'm out on a long drive, I like the sun on me but if it's too much I can connect the straps on the sides and front in about 2 minutes. Other than that it keeps the wind down and bright lights in my mirrors don't bother me nearly as bad with it hanging behind the seats. Overall: Outstanding product. Extremely well made and it has more than 1 function. I could not be happier with my purchase and I am very hard to please.

The tight knit mesh does a great job keeping the sun off my head. I’m not sure how it reduces the sun while not changing the “open air” feeling at all. To get it to sit in the opening perfectly, I had to loose install all the straps then go around twice to tighten them. It made it super tight and flat so it looks great.Wish I would have bought it sooner.

Looks great on the Jeep, easy install, makes a nice shade but still feels open air. Noticibly cooler in the West Texas sun. Some don't like the loose straps but a little wrapping and tucking solves that. No comment yet on durability but seems well made and it's not imported from a far away land. I'll update after a few months. Looks great. Seems to be a great value. Love that no windshield header is needed and it does not flap like crazy in the wind.

I really do like this shade. I don't do as much driving as I used to and mostly drive around town, but when I do need to get to highway speed, the rear of the mesh flaps around. When my kids are in the back, they get smacked around a bit. I'll probably just figure out a way to tighten it more than the bungies allow. Otherwise, no regrets after 3 weeks.

The straps that are used to tighten this shade to the sound bar behind the driver's seat in an early model (2005) Jeep TJ do not like to fit snug around the covered foam. This causes the shade to sag in the back. We had a different type that used bungee cords that fit much tighter.