Magnetic Car Sunroof Sun Shade Breathable Mesh, Car roof Cover for Overnight Camping, Quick Install, UV Sun Protection for Moonroof and Side Window

Perfect if you sleep in your rig! Vents heat,provides fresh air circulation and keeps the bugs out. Materials are of good quality and has held up well over heavy usage. Roll it up and store it quickly and easily,takes up very little space.

Very good. Simple. Inexpensive. I like to leave my sunroof 1/2 open sometimes to air out the car in my spot. Great for that. Fits well. Super easy to attach. Protected magnets. I can’t believe people are complaining that they don’t stay on when you drive on the freeway. THEY ARE NOT FOR DRIVING. THEY ARE FOR CAMPING. How much larger does the warning print need to be? I did leave it on by mistake to go to the local grocery store but I was going a short distance and slow. It was fine. No drama. It was very happy up there doing its job anyway.

The concept is good, however the magnets are not strong enough to keep this on in a light breeze. I use this for insect protection when car camping. It did not fit over the sun roof in my Hyundai Santa Fe, so I use it over a side window. I had to purchase stronger magnets to keep it on the window. It does provide good shade protection and no bugs were able to get through. A must have for airflow when car camping.

I own a Honda Pilot and this mesh fits perfectly over my oversized sunroof. The magnetic strips that goes around the entire perimeter of the mesh are more than strong enough to keep the mesh down and keep mosquitoes, flies, gnats and bugs out. This breathable mesh for your car sunroof is actually the best that is on the market right now. It allows for great airflow, it is UV treated and keeps the sun out, and it is a must-have for anyone boon docking or camping in their car. We have a tent that fits on the back of our SUV that has an open mesh, but you have to have the sunroof open for good circulation so this mesh is perfect. Now for the ridiculous, can you drive on the freeway with this on your sunroof? No. This breathable mesh is for when you are parked. It is not permanently stuck to your car! Will this keep a mountain lion from getting into your car? No, nor raccoons. This sunshield/mesh is designed to keep bugs out, the sun out, and give you ventilation. Very impressed with the double and triple stitching that goes around the entire perimeter that holds the magnets in place. It does come with a very nice storage bag for it, and then the mesh folds up and fits back into nicely. Make sure that you measure your sunroof before ordering one because there are different sizes. I highly recommend this mesh not just for camping, but for many other things as well.

So I have a 2016 Jeep Grand Cherokee and the sunroof is huge and this covers the entire cutout. Functions exactly as expected, so easy to use and easy to fold and replace back into the keeper.the screen thickness is nice and durable. The magnets are strong and will keep it in place. The great thing about these is I was able to put them over my windows and the magnets are plyable enough that when I shut them in the doors the magnets are durable enough that they worked great. Until I found the socks that fit ove the doors. You cannot go wrong with this purchase the durability of these is amazing. The price for these is well worth it.

Zero stars. It flew off my car the first time I used it. Here are some other complaints. If any of you readers suffered property loss or physical medical loss, contact me. Magnets not being strong enough: Some users have found that the magnets aren't strong enough to hold the shade securely, particularly at higher speeds or in windy conditions. Magnets not being magnetic at all: In one instance, a customer reported that the magnets on their shade were completely non-magnetic and caused the shade to fall down easily. Shade detaching or falling down during driving: Users have reported the shades not staying on while driving at highway speeds or falling down when the rear windows are open. Shifting magnets: One user mentioned that the magnets shifted within their channels, making it difficult to properly place the shade. Magnets scratching the car paint: A user who had used magnetic sunshades on their windows for a short period reported that the magnets scratched the paint, potentially leading to rust.

seems ok.

Reading some of the other reviews gave me a chuckle - this is not for use while the car is in motion, ya walnuts. This is so you can open your sunroof and keep the bugs out while the car is parked - car camping, at the drive-in, etc. The shade is well made, does exactly what it says it will, and is easy to use and roll up and put back in its little storage bag. Remove it and put it away before you drive off. *eye roll* :)