EcoNour Car Side Window Sun Shade (Pack of 2) Car Window Screen

I recently purchased the EcoNour Car Backseat Side Window Sun Shade (Pack of 2) for my 2024 Hyundai Santa Fe (SEL), and I couldn't be happier with this product. It provides excellent sun protection as well as bug protection, which is a fantastic combination. One of the most impressive features is that I can still roll the windows up and down without any issues, as the shade slides over like a sock or glove. Installation: The ease of installation is a major bonus. I was careful to bunch the shade together and shimmy it down the frame of the window to avoid tears or rips. The netting/mesh seems to be very durable and doesn't feel cheap. I bought the XL size for my 41"x17" rear (rectangular) windows, and it fits perfectly. Performance: I love that we can still see out when using these shades, while they also provide additional privacy. I believe they will help keep the interior cooler during the spring and summer months. Another big plus is that my autistic daughter can't remove these shades, which was one of my biggest concerns. Design and Durability: These shades are affordable and durable. They require no suction cups or Velcro, making installation as easy as 1, 2, 3. It's essential to measure your windows before ordering to avoid additional slack or incomplete coverage. The shades cover my entire window perfectly with about an inch or two of extra material that I neatly bunched or tucked at the bottom for a flush and appealing look. An added bonus is that my black truck makes the shades blend in seamlessly with the rest of the vehicle. I absolutely recommend this product to anyone needing sun protection or looking to protect their interior from bugs. This would be great for camping, additional privacy, and keeping the interior cooler. Overall, a fantastic purchase that meets or exceeds all of my needs!

Perfect. Great fit and performance and price. Recommend

These are a little tight for my sedan. Overall not bad for the money..

I mostly use this when my car is parked as I haven't had an opportunity to go fishing yet. That will be the true test to see if it keeps out all of the mosquitos. However, I do like how easy it is to get on and off and it seems to cover the window area very well. I use it on my 2024 Subaru Outback.

It’s okay. It works a lot better than those stupid suctioned covers that you pull down. This fell off constantly and didn’t even keep the sun out of the baby’s eyes, due to the shape. This works a lot better than that. I measured the windows and it still fits pretty oddly, but all cars have a slightly different shape of window, so just make sure you put it on the correct direction or the extra fabric will be dangling outside the car, rather than inside. It makes it hard to see out the window from the drivers seat, for backing up. When I try to see out the window, it is just fuzzy from the lines of the fabric. Maybe if the window is the perfect size and shape for it to be very taught, it would be see through at every angle. But since it is a big baggy the fabric is loose and wavy so you can’t reallly see that great. But at least it helps with the sun in the baby’s eyes. (It does NOT help with heat in a very hot climate.)

these work pretty well to keep bugs out of your car when you are camping in it. i would buy a size larger then you think you need and slide it down the door as much as you can that way you can open the windows all the way. they tend to shimmy themselves up when you open and close the doors so i set them up then used the other doors to get in the car so these stayed in place. made a huge difference vs sleeping in the car without vents. they will let rain in if you don't have shades that stick out or something like that.

So far so good. The pictures i took were to show how visible it is inside car when sun is hitting the window . Sun was blaring all around me and i was about 1/2 foot from car. The yellow you see is top of tote i had in back seat but it was only thing seen. I forgot to take others but when sun wasn’t shining it was complete dark, couldn’t see anything unless pressed up against window, even then you could only make out silhouette . Easy to install but make sure seams are lined up right with window. Keeps it cooler in backseat for sure. Noted i drive Chevy equinox so back windows already have a natural dark tint that you already have to walk right up to window to see inside

2025 Honda Pilot Trailsport - used these while sleeping in the back for a couple of August nights and they worked perfectly to keep the bugs out, however, every time I would open the door I'd have to pull the back down since it would ride up every time there was movement and the door wasn't closed to keep it in place. While packing up I finally figured out that there is a small rubber bumper on the inside of the door that works to hold the screen in place if I pull the mesh really far down over it. I'm not sure if there is a front/back, inside/outside to these things that might help? It appears that one of the upper corners is square and the other is rounded? I tried to install it both ways, finally with the rounded corner on the rear of the door, but I don't think it made a difference. Still - it kept the bugs out, so I'm happy.

Previously used the suction type window shade but this is much less hassle. Easy to pull over window, blocks sun out well, still able to see out of window and can open window for air. Also keeps flies out recommend.

Fits perfectly on my swift Kon-tiki motorhome, fully fits over door frame and mirrors (when folded). Would definitely recommend and buy again

I snagged the EcoNour Baby Car Window Shades (Pack of 2) for my little chaos agents in the backseat, and let me tell you—these things are the real MVPs of my minivan! At 38 "x 21", they're big enough to cover the windows and keep the sun from turning my kids into sweaty, whining monsters. The UV protection is legit, and the heat stays out like my car has personally offended it. Installation? Easier than convincing my toddler that broccoli isn't poison. They stick on like a dream, and no suction cups fall off mid-trip to betray me. Plus, the mosquito net feature is a hilarious bonus—my car's apparently a fortress against the sun and tiny winged invaders. My kids can still see out (yay, fewer "Are we there yet?" screams), but the glare's gone, and I'm not roasting like a rotisserie chicken up front. Durable, practical, and somewhat magical, these shades are worth every penny. Five stars for saving my sanity and keeping the backseat gremlins happy!

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Very easy to use. Would definitely recommend.