Veharvim Polarized Sun Visor for Car with Zipper Slider, Upgraded UV400 Car Sun Visor Extension with PC Lens and Side Sunshade,Anti-Glare Visor for Safe Driving,UV-Filtering/Protection

I tried this today and it works great. It shields my eyes from the bright Florida Sun.

Installed it in my car today. Easy to install and works well at blocking the sun. The pull out shade is nice, though I wish it was a bit wider, but still did a good job of blocking the sun. The plastic shade seems to work well, but seems a little flimsy. Time will tell. I think it was worth the money and have no regrets getting it. A lot easier to drive with the sun blocked from my eyes. Probably safer too. I would recommend it.

This works great on a sunny Day.

Dropping my kid off at the car line in school in the morning perfectly positions the sun to blind me as I drive. I searched for some kind of visor extension and this popped up as the most highly rated and affordable, so I nabbed one for me and my husband (he got the zipper version).So I think in theory it works fine... but it totally depends on your visor, the mirror placement (if you want to still use your mirror) and what you're using it for. My (non-zipper) visor allowed for the visor to be flipped so you could place it on either side of the vizor and the side blocker to extend on the same side. Except... no matter how tightly you place the straps to stick together, it's gonna jiggle. I think maybe a buckled loop that you can tighten or loosen would be a better hold.This is pretty difficult to explain, but there's a small loop on either side of the visor that you can loop the Vecro strap to adjust which side of the car visor to strap it to. However, the zipper visor does NOT have the small loop on both sides, so you can't put it on the driver's car visor without blocking the mirror. You just have to block it.Also, the side visor is a very long, thin piece of black, opaque plastic. It's very long (longer than the extension that's inside of my car visor)... but it ends up just blocking the rearview mirror. Who would ever use this? Or why not make this a super dark but transparent piece of plastic?Anyway, we're gonna keep it, but I think $20-23 a piece is too much for what it is.

Like this much better than the other one I bought because the visor is adjustable making it easy to use and not let it interfere with the steering wheel like the other one I bought. Only problem with this one is that the straps do not extend beyond the mirror and I cannot use the mirror on the visor because of where the left side strap has to be put.

I’m short, so the visor is not large enough for me. This makes it much easier to drive east in the morning in Florida.

The media could not be loaded. So after using this I noticed allot of issues buyers MUST be aware of. I posted videos and pics to show. This Sun visor is a safety concern. While driving you will have major reflections in the visor from your clothing or anything light color creating a driving hazards in your view. Secondly, when using the extended side visor you lose visibility to your Rear View mirror (another hazard). Also note that you lose the ability to use your visor mirror. I would not recommend this product.

I have been looking for a visor that operates easily and has both a section that extends below the visor and an extension that goes out to the side. I am short and often fight the sun this time of year on the way to and from work. And that sideways extension helps block the sun when turning corners. The zipper works well, the down visor cuts the strength of the sun, the side extension is opaque and cuts vision completely so should only be pulled out as far as needed, otherwise your mirror gets blocked. A little tough to get it installed tight enough, but well worth the hassle.