2pcs Car Front Window Sunshade, Breathable Mesh Car Window Screen Streched up to 40", for Night Camping, Privacy Shade

After researching several affordable options, I found these mesh window covers would best suit my older Honda Odyssey van. While they don’t fit the front side windows perfectly, they do stretch in such a way as to provide ample protective coverage, snug fit, good ventilation, and an attractive appearance from the outside. Pleased with the quality so far, and the packable carrying bag is handy for storage. Product listing shows measurements, which were most helpful in determining what size to purchase.

I bought these for a 2020 Chrysler Voyager. They are a little baggy, but I can understand that as they are made to fit a variety of vans. They are however very easy to put on. They just slide right on. I think the only con for me is that since they are double the screen, and the screen is very dense, they don't allow much air flow-through. I live in Florida, so these are too hot to use in the summer, but work well in the winter. But they seem really well made and they would definitely keep the sun out.

I bought these covers to keeps mosquitos and other flying insects out of the cab of my truck while camping. For that purpose these covers work perfectly. I also wanted some ventilation, but found limited air flow due to the extremely tight weave of the stretch fabric. I have a 2021 Ram Crew Cab and the covers fit very well over the rear doors. I did not try to put on the front doors. A small cinch top storage bag is included to stuff them into when they are not installed.

Fits front door windows of '17 Dodge Grand Caravan, with a little extra room (door angle slopes on front end, screen does not) but no reduction in function - protects from bugs, sun and dust very well, and the color will give some privacy. Window sock seems to be well constructed for what it is; care should be taken not to scrape the screen along sharp or pointy edges of the door frame, that's common sense when working with screen material. Velcro tabs were included but material is snug to the door panel so cannot comment on the stickiness, I do intend to use a couple magnets to keep air/critters from finding their way up under the screen. Makes a huge difference in the airflow in the car when camping; I do not plan to use when driving. Good price, quick shipment.

This is basically a giant mesh sock you pull over your window. Installation and use couldn't be easier. Unfortunately, that's where the good points end. They advertise that you can still roll your windows down, and that's true. Windows rolled down fine, and they DO give a good portion of privacy and shade. But with the windows rolled down, I was getting zero breeze. A decently breezy day and not too terribly hot (low 80s) and I'm sweating like I'm in a sauna. I could see the outer layers moving, but was getting little if any actual breeze through the car. After an hour of heavy sweating, I got fed up and pulled them off and immediately my car's temperature dropped by a solid 10 degrees. My phone, which had at this point basically turned into a radiothermal generator, dropped in temperature noticeably, and the breeze moved through my car and cooled off. My sweating all but stopped. If your car is going to have a bunch of valuables in it, it may be good resistance against prying eyes, but if you're looking for something that keeps your car cool, I would think of looking elsewhere. They did refund the product amount which is nice.

I bought these because I car camp a lot — I’m a travel bartender and I basically live out of my car some weeks. These shades are perfect for privacy and keeping the sun off me in the mornings. They slide right over the front windows, stay put, and still let air flow through so I don’t feel suffocated. They also don’t look tacky from the outside like some of the foil ones do. Definitely recommend if you do any kind of overnight travel, car camping, or just want extra privacy while parked. Simple, breathable, and way more effective than I expected for the price.

These things are great. Often I want to sit in my car at lunch time and just take a break from everyone but it the summer I need to have the windows open. Problem is, there are bees, wasps and those lantern bugs everywhere and they always want to fly directly into my car. I have a Mazda CX-5 and these fit my front windows perfectly. You open the door, you place it over the frame and it also hooks on to your side view mirror. Then you get in the car, close the door and roll down your window. The air still comes through and the bugs stay out. Kind of like a screen door for your car windows. I have a set for the front and I got a set that is a different shape for my back windows. Easy to put on and take off, literally takes 30 seconds, easy on and easy off. I store them in the door panel when not in use, they don't take up any room at all.

I work a job that requires me to sit outside in my car for hours at a time. Buying a pair of these for my 2011 Silverado’s cab windows was a good choice, although it left a lot to be desired. The velcro provided by the manufacturer degraded to the point where I had to buy magnets from Lowe’s to hold it on to my truck, and there’s no provided instructions for properly drying them off if they got rained on. The screen itself is durable and protects me from bugs and the sun perfectly well, but I found that its ability to stretch degraded slightly over two years of use.