XCBYT Car Window Shades for 2019-2024 Forester Sun Shade for Car Baby Side Window with Breathable Mesh Blocking 99% UV Glare and Privacy Protection Safe Driving for Napping, Camping, Dressing (4 PCS)

It’s not blocking to sun enough

DOES NOT FIT A 2021 COROLLA APEX - even though it says it does on the page. Hopefully I’ll save you some time if you own any type of Corolla. And it doesn’t fit any Corollas. It looks like they’re only for RAV4’s

Doesn’t fit 2024 F150. The front shades are too long, they cover up half the factory rear view mirrors blocking the view. I loved the idea of these, if they would have fit I definitely would have kept them. They are also about an inch too small, sunlight still comes in from the top. Note: The 2024 F150 doors are not magnetic so if you do decide to buy these know you will need the plastic mounting clips on both the top and the bottom.

Doesn't stop people from seeing inside.

This product works excellently! I tried this out for protection from the sun because I am on accutane, which means I burn to a crisp in mere minutes even through the tinted windows of my car. Summer is fast approaching and on top of the desert heat resulting in seatbelts too hot to touch, I really hate having to put on sunscreen just to run a 10 minute errand. The shade this product provides while still allowing visibility to see obstacles on the road is so good I barely have to use my AC, even after leaving my car in the sun for hours at a time because it keeps the car so cool. Which means I’m saving on gas as well as sunscreen! As for installation, it really does only take a few minutes. It fits well enough in the windows of my 2023 Outback Limited and the magnets make it unshakable. There’s no markers for the front and back, so just keep trying different directions until you figure out the right fit. As a tip for the front windows, they’re not supposed to cover the whole window so as to make it easy to see to see your side mirrors. You want these smaller covers to have that gap part close to the dash. Frankly, I'm quite impressed that they were clever enough to use the same kind of fine dark mesh one would use for shading a garden and turn it into something so sturdy that I'm certain it will last as long as my car will. I manhandled it quite a bit during installation but the frame held firm. I'd say that unless you were intentionally trying to snap it in half, there's no way you'd break them. One other benefit you might not consider is the added privacy and safety on the road. I live in a city with a reputation of bad drivers and dangerous roads, so the road rage is everywhere. It’s not just people pulling up next to me to yell anymore, it’s drivers whipping out their phones to “expose” me for a TikTok or vindictive insurance claim. I’ve been made to feel unsafe many times because of these other drivers, but the funny thing is, people don’t like to yell or video people if they can’t see their reaction. They want you to feel embarrassed, angry, or unsafe, and not seeing your reaction to confirm they accomplished that absolutely takes the wind out of their sails. Honestly the best safety feature I could've added to my car to protect me both from people and the sun, and it only costs $50! The only thing I will warn about is using these at night, especially if you have trouble seeing in the dark. They ARE designed to block light after all, but I assume that’s why they went with magnets to attach to the windows as it makes it quite simple to remove and reattach later if need be. Would still definitely recommend this product to anyone with an Outback.