Sumex RMA1009 Lateral Sunshade, Real Madrid, 50X100 cm

Bought to go in my new 2015 Polo, although not to protect a child - to stop my dog overheating and/or licking the windows! They fit well enough, and have stayed up so far. Because there's a bit of flexibility in them, when I'm not thinking and put the windows down, they can bend outwards over the sill, and don't pop off. Okay, they're not a perfect fit (See photo), but for the money, I think they're providing pretty good coverage in the key places the sun would shine in. The dog is disappointed, but I'm not.

There's not much to say about this really, it does a job! The suction pads can be a bit awkward at first if they've become folded in transit, and after a couple of months of use I'm still finding some of the suction pads aren't always stuck to the window but the shade stays on so it's ok. Just put the least folded suction pads at the top of the window, if the bottom ones come loose the shade won't fall down. Part of my problem might be that my back window is small (Fiesta) so the shade isn't fully stretched. This could be putting a bit of pressure on the suction pads.Overall the window shade does a job, my car is cooler with it up, and my baby is a bit more comfortable on car journeys as a result. Oh and the price suits my budget!

Packaging-No issues.Functionality-Very easy to install. Attach the suction cups to the window (from inside), and there you go, its fixed!Provides enough shade. What I like about this kind of set-up is that it can be removed very easily when its night time or gllomy. The suction cups have fait enoug suction, and bar twice over 2 months, they did not come off n their own.Price-Very reasonable. Paid £6.62 for two. I think it is very reasonable if you can get them below £7.Final words-All in all, a relatively cheap and well functioning car blind which can be taken off easily when not needed.

Extra protection for my dogs in the back of the car in the sun.....I despair when I see dogs baking through the rear windows of cars, why don't people spend a few pound on one of these? Fits the tailgate nicely and no problems to date with the suckers coming off.

After scanning the huge undifferentiated selection on Amazon I decided that the Sumex 38x65 would be the best fit for my A4 without having to resort to the "sock" style as I wanted quick fit and removal. I'm pleased to say it works. Arrived more quickly than expected, so well done. A pair are provided. I use one on the front side window and one on the rear side window and get almost complete coverage (except over the wing mirror). The flexible ring frame allows the shade to grip the window frame to stay in place without having to use the fitted suction cups. It's a mesh fabric sunshade so it reduces sunlight rather than blocks it completely as windscreen sunshades do.

I was somewhat dubious about these because normally shades are so cheap in looks, materials and design. No so with these I am pleased to say!The quality is actually very good and the sizes are really well matched to the rear windows - it's a really good design to include the smaller tapered bit to include the smaller section of the rear windows, especially in my estate car.Thus far they have stuck for a good couple of days now!Cant help but recommend these and might get another pair as well!

I was looking for a replacement sun shade to protect my little one in the car, as the one I had only covered about 60% of the window, so wasn't that effective.I have a Ford Fiesta and I'd say this covers about 90% of the rear passenger window with some narrow gaps at either end, it's probably a little too tall for the window but I wanted as much coverage as possible and this size disparity hasn't stopped me being able to attach it. It's a much better sunshade than the previous one. Yes the suckers do get a little deformed as they heat up in the sunshine, but I've never had a problem with it not sticking to the window. And as other reviewers have posted I think the suckers should reform pretty well if you submerge them in hot water.The only thing I do have a problem with occasionally, is that my little one is now big enough to be able to reach the sunshade and detach it from the window. But as she hates the sun being in her eyes, she's quickly learning that this is not a good idea. And I think this would be a problem with whichever sunshade we had.

One of the suction cups was deformed on arrival and this made it the first one to give me trouble. In my experience, however, all suction cups eventually give the owner some trouble and I must admit I have been fairly pleasantly surprised by how few problems I have had with the suction cups on these shades. Reattaching and repositioning the shades has not occurred quite as frequently as I had imagined it might.The fit is good for my Mk 2 Focus and the shades have been effective in keeping the sun out of my children's eyes (until, of course, the children pull them down, but that's their own fault).