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If you are considering a sunshade, I would definitely recommend this. It's very sturdy, it folds neatly to put behind the passenger seat, the reflective material is nice, it fits PERFECTLY, and it's one of the cheaper options that is designed for our car at $48 shipped. It even comes down enough for alarm systems (like mine) or dash cams. Hopefully it helps fight off that Florida sun. It looks identical to the pricey Subaru stamped one, so I wonder if they just put their name on it and spiked up the price.
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+1 for the covercraft... fit is perfect. i believe that they make the subie version as well.
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@jLoBRZ and I have the eclipse sunshades. mounted on the windshield, retracts like an accordion. pull it together to block out sun.
extremely convenient
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I went Subaru OEM..
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and it uses 3m double sided sticky tape. shouldn't do damage to your tint, I wouldn't imagine
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i got my covercraft on e-bay for just under 30$
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I've got an old sunshade that's almost 10 years old now, still works good but I might upgrade to one of those covercraft shades like Husker's. That one looks great.
Was sitting in my car today and put the sunshade up while I put some vinyl cleaner / conditioner to the dash, armrests, and center console; with the sunshade up I ran the engine for a minute to run A/C, then turned it off and realized my car was sitting in direct sunlight, but I was still cool sitting under the sunshade. These things work! Also, for those curious about the blue side vs mirrored side on a sunshade, here's a discussion from metafilter: http://ask.metafilter.com/92564/Shou...y-car-sunshade Last edited by radroach; 07-15-2014 at 11:44 PM. |
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It doesn't keep the car as cool as a reflective sunshade, but I think the convenience of it outweighs that con for me. I would say it blocks out about 70% of what a reflective one would block out
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@DC2R They do on their yahoo site. I think they sent me a 21" but I don't remember. I had the eclipse sunshade for years on my altima and it was great and extremely convenient and out of the way. However, with this car the windshield is a little too curvy to get complete coverage to where I wanted so I returned it. You may be fine with it though, but I wanted complete full coverage (which I did have with the altima).
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