The First Years Car Rear Sunshade

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The First Years Car Rear Sunshade

Easy to install
Easy to remove
Protects from harmful UV rays and sun glare
Driver's view is undisturbed
Birth and up

List Price: $11.20
Lowest Price: $7.45

Product Description:

It is recommended that infants ride in the rear seat facing backward for the first year. Our sunshade protects baby from UV rays and sun glare without interfering with the driver's view. Easy to install. Easy to remove. Our shade fits all popular car models. From birth.

Customer Reviews:

Rating:
Date: 2008-06-06
Pretty good for the price
The picture here is deceptive - the shade is not white, it is black on both sides. Even with it being black though I still am able to see through it fairly well, and it does a good job of keeping the sun out of the baby's eyes the majority of the time. It does not cover the entire back window area (I have a 2006 Subaru Impreza) but there is just a small uncovered space on either side. It took a few tries to get the suction cups to stay up - I did have to clean the window area where the suction cups go before they would stick.

Rating:
Date: 2008-06-03
Baby stopped crying...
I actually ordered this for a friend because she was complaining she couldn't find one. (she's not quite caught on to this whole "amazon has everything" concept)
She said it works great. The baby has stopped crying from the sun being in her eyes, and I figure that's enough for me. What more could you ask for? :o)

Rating:
Date: 2007-12-13
Doesn't really cut all of the glare.
Unfortunately, the sun sneaks in at the top where the suction cups are and hits my baby right in the face. Seems like the sun is always in that position when we drive!! However, I have seen it block out the sun and it does do a pretty good job.

Rating:
Date: 2007-08-23
Good rearview sunshade
I actually really like my rear sunshade. Once you get used to it being back there it's not too difficult to see out of the rear window, and I find it helps a little with glare from headlights at night. It keeps the sun off of my kids, and fits the entire back window in my small sedan. And it was really easy to install. The suction cups stay in place for a good majority of the time. The only time they come undone is when the weather changes (like hot to cold weather), but any suction cup would do that. I would recommend this to anyone, as I don't have any problems with it.

Rating:
Date: 2007-08-19
Great idea -- but suction cups didn't stick to glass
This sun screen is a great idea, but I couldn't get the hard black rubber suction cups to stick to the glass. (The other First Years "adjust and lock car shades" I purchased had clear rubber suction cups and worked fine.)