2017 Windshield Sunscreen
- Thread starter bigtex
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- Plano, Texas, USA
Those reflective sunshades are cheap but hard to ship due to bigger size and odd shape. That's why those Amazon sellers are not interested selling them. But I know WalMart、Target、Pep Boys、or Dollar stores all have them. The bad reviews are because they're not sturdy and cat't keep the shape too long. They're the best to reflect the heat out and very light-weighted. And you don't use it often anyway.
Okay thanks. Seems silly to dwell on but now I am just trying to decide between the circle one that collapses into the pouch, or the rectangle one. Circle condense into smaller form but can be a pain, whereas the rectangle is easy to manage but takes up more space when not in use. I have never used a sun shade before so I have no idea. Seems dumb but I know if it is a pain or annoying to use, I won't.
Cool I'll check out that brand.
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- Plano, Texas, USA
Since both types are not expensive, may be you can buy both to try out?
I used to use circle one only due to the smaller size for storage, and I've seen too many metal looking reflective rectangular folding sunshades are out of shape too early. But one time I bought one and found it's really effective to reflect the sun and heat, I can literally feel the temperature difference comparing the two when I get into the car!
jayhawkprotege
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- '17 CX-5 Grand Touring
still nothing from covercraft.
I've got a Covercraft in my Mustang but we got the Mazda one for the CX-5 - it's every bit as nice as the Covercraft one, if not nicer, and for less $. Get the Mazda one!
I bought a Covercraft the first week I got my 2015 CX-5 - and two years later it still works and looks like new. Covers the entire window and shades the dash perfectly.
