Car Visor Sunshade, WANPOOL Car Visor Anti-Glare Sunshade Extender for Front Seat Driver and Passenger - 2 Pieces (Black)

The panels are difficult the slide out because there is barely any grip. From what I was thinking, this product is about 80% effective. I’m definitely keeping because I make long drives up north during the times when the sun is not directly above me (i.e., 4pm is almost setting and 9am the sun is just coming up). I’m fairly happy with this product but if I find better quality, I will replace.So, if you are willing to accept a not-so-perfect product for less $, this product is perfect for your needs! But if you want the best quality and are willing to pay more, then do NOT purchase this product. I hope this review was helpful for you.

I received both items. the problem is that they are both meant to be used only on the driver's side. I need one for the passenger's side.

They are easy to put on.. Theyre kind of flimsy and it seems like if you pull too hard on them that the straps would rip off. But if you are careful with them they add the extra length to your visor and make sunny days MUCH nicer!

These Car Visor sunshades work well for a shorter person that the regular visor does not protect. They were very easy to install and so far work very well. I am satisfied with my purchase.

It’s fine. The extenders are not as long as I thought. The only thing I don’t like is that I cannot use the mirror while it is on

This item" extending arm is not long enough to effectively block the sun. It appears in the listing to be tinted in such away that allows you to see through it, this is not the case. This causes a major problem for the driver.

Easy install once you figure out orientation. Works perfectly. Do not know how long elastic will last. Could have made the low one tinted to see through. Would recommend-JLC

They look terrible but do the job. I had to modify it slightly to get it to fit around hinges on a Gen 3 Toyota Prius. Lost the lower shade capability in the process but I only cared about the horizontal extension anyway. Shouldn't extendable visors just be a standard option in cars these days?

Just what I needed! I have Macular Degeneration and the sun blinds me in the car as the car sun visors are not big enough to shield my eyes. These visors are brilliant - not only do they drop down to shield my eyes, but they also pull out sideways to cover the space between my visor and the drivers visor. I am delighted with them - delivery was spot on - no damage to the visors and attaching them was so easy AND they don't slide around - they stay firmly fixed in place. So all in all, excellent service all round. Thank you so much for making my life easier and less painful!

My car's sun-visor doesn't quite reach the A-Pillar and leaves an annoying gap that the sun always finds a way through to shine into my eyes. My mother, in contrast, sits a little low in her seat when driving, and her sun-visor therefore allows the sun to get below it and into her eyes. The solution was buy a pair of these and fit mine backwards by reversing the straps. Now we both have them fitted to our driver's side visor, and they do their intended jobs perfectly.

like how you can slide extensions back into socket if not in use, great between the cars own visors to fill gap. Good to pull down extra shade below visors. elastic straps fit even deep sun visors. Easy to fit easy to take off.Can be left on without imposing on normal use of sun visor as extensions slide back into itself if you don't need extra shading in winter etc.

These sunshade work very well. Our car has quite high sunshades and these extension sunshades work very well, particularly for morning and late afternoon sun. They give good coverage without obstructing too much of the windscreen. They fit well and look like they are part of the car sunshades. You have to be somewhat careful in pulling them down and out but this has been no problem.

The extention to go behind the mirror is not suitable for a Skoda Yeti. The windows are large and to get the extention behind the mirror the sun visor needs to be pushed back against the window and then there is no advantage of the downward extension. Having said this the visor works really well for low winter sunshine in normal use.