Windscreen Wind Deflector for Convertible Cars - Stop Crazy Hair and Enjoy The Drive.

Have my windscreen on 2005 Chrysler Sebring Convertible GTC. This windscreen is easy to install and makes a ton of difference with the wind not hitting the ears or blowing of hair. So it's so much more quiet and relaxing. The only thing I do not like so far is the crossbar has a silver connector in the center making it a visual eye sore. You can see it in the photos here. It should be black like the rest of the windscreen. It recommends to not drive over 80MPH but even at 70MPH on interstate with windows up and top down, the same is basically true at 55MPH, it works wonderfully. Because this windscreen is Universal, it does not fully fit like on designed for your specific car nor does it cover the back seat bench. Since it does not, the air does come up from floor and sides as well as in-between the front seats underneath the windscreen. Even so, it's not bad and still way better than without the windscreen. When it was 77degs sitting at stop lights and I was heating up, the wind coming up from in-between the front seats helped cool me off once I got moving. I've only had it a few days and driven almost 400 miles with top down using the windscreen and so far, very helpful and durable. I keep it on when I put top up since I do not have anyone getting in and out of the backseat. The price makes this a great affordable addition to your convertible.

Like many, I was drawn to this product due to the cost compared to other alternatives. When it arrived I had some focus due to its size and flexibility. However, once installed on my 2019 Mustang (which took about a minute) the size actually fits Well and the unit is much more rigid than I thought it would be, Driving with it makes a big difference, it flexes a bit but works well and keeps about 1/2 -2/3 The wind out of the front seats. Roll up the windows ace that is probably closer to 3/4 reduction. When not in use it only takes a minute to fold and store it. If I lived somewhere that had warm weather year round I might invest $400+ for a mother solution, but for something I’ll use 1/2 the year, this is well worth the smaller investment. What I would change, make the center pole connected by bungee cord like a commercial tent pole so the two pole sections and connector Stay together in the bag, not a big deal but it would be nice.

For the price, it’s spot on in my VW Beetle convertible. I have a 2013. It doesn’t look bad, and it works pretty well. I will say it’s a bit flimsy. It did y hold its shape well in a windy day. It installed easily, it really contained wind noise, and as I sit the fit is not bad. Overall, you get what you get for the price. I like the price, so……

Must have for any vert owners. Reduces the wind so much that my cigarette ash wouldn't fall!

Attached to the roll bar in my 1997 NA Miata. Works very well and I was able to adjust it to fit with the top up. Huge difference in the amount of wind moving through the car. I can now talk with passengers and hear my music while driving at 60, 70 or 80 mph. Maybe my favorite car mod ever.

It is very flimsy but does keep a lot of wind from the front seat. I wish it was easier to fold up.

This was well worth it for the price. It's made driving our 03 Mustang GT convertible much more pleasant with my wife. But it's kind of a bandaid product that serves the purpose for the price. For $250 I can get one custom fitted for the car that is much more secure and likely much more effective. But since I don't have $250 to spare right now, it's been worth the purchase for sure. Some things to note: - On some roads, I guess based on harshness of wind and direction, it flexes inwards between the seats quite aggressively. It still does it's job but it would benefit from a more rigid frame. I'm thinking of making one for it. - My wife is shorter than I am, so her whole head is relatively wind free. I'm 6'1 and the top of my scalp sits above the highest point of the screen so I get a lot of wind on top of my head. - When adjusted as high as it can go to protect our heads, it lets quite a bit of air in underneath it between the seats. Handy for still being able to reach stuff on the back seat. Chilly on a cooler drive. - Because it attaches to the headrests, if one seat is further back than the other it looks a little odd that it's not symmetrical. Nitpicking here :-) - The top beam of the screen cuts right through my line of sight on my rearview mirror. It doesn't hinder my ability to drive safely, but it would be nice if it was a little taller to clear my line of sight. If you've got the $$ for the custom fit style, spend the extra money. If you're on a budget and just want something to make your top down season a little more enjoyable then this will do the job nicely!

I have used this for a few weeks now. It does cut down on the wind quite a bit. It is very easy to put in place when you put the top down. Compared to what even the used deflectors go for this is a great buy. It could be a bit wider for my BMW 330ci but , it does what it is supposed to for a lot less money. update I picked up a factory wind screen and tried it. I went back to this one! There is a lot less noise with this one. Who would have thought.

Excellente idée ce petit pare-vent qui est tres facile a enlever et permet d'embarquer des passagers a l'arrière! On peut le laisser en place aussi et ce même si on a des passagers. Vraiment pratique puisqu'il peux etre mis dans le coffre arrière facilement. Pour avoir eu 3 sortes de pare-vent et ce de 100$à 600$ c'est celui que je préfère! Je recommande +++

Easy to install and much MUCH better for the pooch than the normal BMW one. Completely blocks the air billowing into the car with the roof off.

As expected, 1981 Triumph Spitfire, not very sturdy but does the job effectively while still allowing air flow.

My wife surprised me at Christmas with this wind defector for our BMW convertible. Now, the car finally came out of storage in March, return options expired in January. We have only had the opportunity to use this unit a few times since then and I find that although somewhat well made the unit is really flimsy in the wind, it helps, but it's flapping around is a little annoying and distracting, not good well driving. I feel that it needs more than two small tie offs to be better and the framing could be much more rigid. I will have to look for a better product, but being stuck with this now it will have to suffice and I will see if I can somehow make it attach a lot better in the meanwhile. Buyer beware. Thanks, Don

It makes a huge difference. So recommended