Windshield Sunshade for Car Sun Window Shade Visor Shades Sunshade Visors Extender (2 Pack)
$19.99
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TUCK IT IN, BLOCK IT OUT TuckVisor, is a removable and reusable windshield sun shade visor that is effortless to use, an ingenious solution to blocking sun and glare coming through your car’s side windows. Scroll through pictures above to see a video on how it works. TuckVisor’s unique, patented shape fits all vehicles and is better than a sun visor clip, magnet or a suction cup. TuckVisor simply tucks into place, held firmly by the window and trim. Tuck, easily slide to reposition, and re-tuck as needed. Conveniently store between seat and center console. Made of specialized opaque, thin, semi-rigid material that both slides easily and has great finger grip. Blocks morning and evening sun and glare. Keeps sun and heat off face and neck. Eases eye strain and eye fatigue. Blocks the sun’s heat and harmful UV rays. Lifetime durability: won’t tear, fold or fray. MADE IN USA To use: Simply PRESS FLAT against window, SLIDE and TUCK into position. TuckVisor is held firmly tucked between window and trim.
Our customers tell the story: “…so simple, so easy, so effective, so genius.”
“…the most useful auto accessory since the cup holder.”
“…this is the commuter’s best friend.”
“…I see other drivers fighting the sun and I just want to give them mine.”
“…Simply BRILLIANT.”
Blocks 100% of Harmful UVA, UV, and UVB Sun Rays and Glare, Eases Eye Strain, Reduces Sun/Heat Exposure. 17.75 inches long and 7 inches on the widest end
100% Black-Out, Semi-Rigid Material. Simply TUCKS (doesn’t stick) into place between the Window and Trim. It does not stick to window like the ClingVisor Version
Removable, Reusable and Easily Adjustable
Easily Stores Between Seat and Center Console. Remove before rolling window down
Patent D895498 and Made in the USA
8 reviews for Windshield Sunshade for Car Sun Window Shade Visor Shades Sunshade Visors Extender (2 Pack)
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Shells Bells –
Nice product!
Works perfect! Stays when placed and no issues with quality. My only complaint and this is gonna be a me problem, not a product problem, is that I need it to be about an inch longer to completely block the sun…because I’m only 5 foot. For a normal or even average sized human, this will be brilliant for blocking the sun.
Craig Duncan –
WORKS WELL
Is as advertised; easy to position, and totally opaque. Leaves plenty of space for side vision including mirror.Recommended. ( Just remember to remove before lowering window, or it may take flight ).
Scott Kreidler –
Easy to install/remove, great sun block, may not stay in place
Easy to install, relocate, remove, and store, and does a great job blocking sunlight from the side! (It doesn’t have to be tucked into the corner by the door pillar; you can slide it further forward to block Sun that’s more toward the front.) Only downside is that it doesn’t always stay tucked in place, and it may fall off due to vibration, especially if it isn’t back against the door pillar. Also, if you forget it’s just tucked in place and open that window, down it goes. 😄
rainbirds –
Simple, easy to use, effective sun visor for E550 Coupe driver’s window!!
Great for driver’s side window when the visor does not reach all the way back, I’m tall and have a E550 Coupe and have to slide the seat all the back to be comfortable, which also means the sun visor does not extend all the way back to actually cover my face when the sun hits to the side. So, I was looking for something easy, simple, and quick to help fix this problem. This visor works PERFECTLY, it is completely dark/black and will prevent the sun hitting my face and it is extremely easy to move around the window if you need to adjust. Just be sure to tuck it into the gap of your window frame and it will work seamlessly. Obviously the only con I can think of is you can’t use it when your window is down, but that is not a concern for me at all. Highly recommended!
Justin Shands –
Does a great job blocking the sun, makes up for small visors
It really improves the driving experience, particularly on cars where the built in sun visors are frustratingly short. Works great in my 2012 Mazda 3, I’m 5’6″ and it doesn’t obstruct my view at all (if you were really tall, it might block some of your eye line).They do have a large logo on the outside, which is a little annoying, but not enough for me to knock off a star, it’s easy enough to either cover with paint/marker/sticker, or possibly even scrape off if you were persistent enough (the logo is painted as a separate layer on top of the plastic. The two pack are two entirely identical shades, so that means the bigger logo is on the inside when the shade is used on the passenger side.These are stuck in the window with friction, so obviously if you roll your window down it will fall down, but they’re easy enough to put up and down that I’m not bothered by it. It is certainly much easier than trying to get a cling to stick without bubbles, and I don’t have to worry about it peeling off inside the door. (Also, I’m not quite sure if you’d run into legal issues if you attached “blackout tint” to your window… somehow this “temporary visor” feels less likely to get you in trouble.)One improvement I can think of is that it might be nice if the inside of the panel wasn’t solid black… having that big black blob looks a little “overbearing” when you first sit next to it… I may get some grey contact paper to better match my car interior.
Amazon Customer –
Good idea but overpriced
Great idea but very overpriced for what it is. It works well in the short term but is very flimsy and paper like. This must cost less than 50 cents to make and sells for $15.99. Wish this was made of a more sturdy material of the same thickness and it would be great.
Lucy Hare –
Blocks the sun 99.99999%
I love these shades and fortunately l still have 1 from my last order and it had the name. I keep loosing these to passengers l think. Anyway when l drive home especially now l can not find anything but a Tuck Visor that block the sun out of my eyes. Am only 5’4″ so l do not get good coverage from anything. I do alot of twisting and turning so the sun is always somewhere else. So l hold it and block wherever it is at that time. No sun gets through. Big help
Teresa Kemple –
Great! Just a few notes though
I love these tuckvisors! So simple and so effective. They work fine in my 2004 Ford Expedition with really large windows. Even though I’m rating them 5 stars, I do want to caution that having used them for quite awhile now, my windows tint has gotten really scratched. I guess from that little bit of slide up into the window frame. But, it could also just be that the tint is 20 years old, so I’m not deducting any stars. Another mention, they have started to peel at the edges. It’s not surprising though. They sit in my truck in the desert southwest where it’s not unheard of to reach temps of 120f or more. Imagine what the trucks interior temps are!! So I guess we can only expect so much. I just used clear packing tape around the edges to keep them from splitting further. I still love them and appreciate any relief from the sun I can get.