Alien Sunshade Jeep Wrangler JK Black (2007-2018) Full Length Mesh Sun Shade for JK 2 Door - Blocks UV, Jeep Gifts, Wind, Noise - Bikini Jkini Top Cover for Sport, Sport S, Sahara, Rubicon
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Size: JK 2D (Full Length)
Color: Black
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- PROTECTION FROM THE SUN WITH THE OPEN AIR EXPERIENCE: the Alien Sunshade Jeep Shade Top allows you to fully enjoy the open air top-down feeling while staying cool and avoiding painful sunburns.
- LEAVE IT ON: our Jeep Wrangler Sun Shade installs in under 30 minutes and is 100% compatible with your factory hard top, soft top and freedom panels without having to remove the Alien Shade.
- VERY EASY TO INSTALL: our Jeep Sunshade requires no tools or vehicle modifications. The included bungee cords wrap around the roll bars for a snug fit and keep the AlienShade in place.
- WELL MADE & GREAT QUALITY: our Jeep Wrangler Sunshade features high quality polyester, double-sewn edges and treated metal grommets to provide long-lasting protection from the sun without fading.
Brand: Alien Sunshade
Color: Black
Product Dimensions: 57"L x 43"W
Closure Type: Snap
Manufacturer: ALIEN SUNSHADE
Manufacturer: ALIEN SUNSHADE
Brand: Alien Sunshade
Item Weight: 3 pounds
Product Dimensions: 57 x 43 x 0.12 inches
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: JK-FB
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Exterior: Original Black PVC Woven Mesh
Manufacturer Part Number: JK-FB
Special Features: Removable
Date First Available: April 22, 2014
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A friend bought the Spider shade and highly recommended it so when I searched Amazon and came across the Alien shade with free 2 day shipping, and it appeared to be an identical product, I decided to go for it. A few of the negative reviews had me concerned, but I knew with Amazon's easy return policy it was worth a chance. I'm here to say this product is worth it and below I will offer up some installation tips and photos which should alleviate any concerns with respect to some other reviews. First, do as the instructions recommend and unfold it in the sun for half an hour or so. Place it on a sidewalk, driveway or patio for even xtra heat. This will soften up the material and partially smooth out the fold creases. Next, start at the back rather than the front as the instructions state. This allows a bit of give when stretching the bungees around the rear roll cage bars. Some reviewers stated they could barely stretch the bungee cords and one even mentioned his broke while installing the back. My guess is they did the back last and had no slack to play with. Installing the back first solves this issue. Make sure the bungee wraps around so that the ball is behind the seat belt guide assembly attached to the roll bar (see pic below). You will have to stretch the bungee pretty hard but it isn't impossible. After attaching both rear sides the shade will be pulled back too far but that will be corrected next. This next step is easiest with a second person helping. Pull the shade up and over the sound bar and towards the front visor area. Have your helper stand in the cargo bay and grab both sides of the shade that you just connected. He/she should pull it forward stretching those bungees and giving you some room to play with up front. Run a short bungee through the second eyelet from the edge. Pull, stretch and attach to the freedom panel "U" catch. Move to the other side and repeat same procedure. The middle portion has two eyelets close together. Choose the one that is closest to that "U" catch and use it. It will be off center but still works without causing any folds or awkward positioning of the shade. (pics) These front three are designed to be off center from the "U" catches. They allow you to attach the freedom panels while keeping the cords off to the side and out of the way. Next move your way around the Jeep and attach all the remaining bungees. They all go on tight but not difficult. Make sure you position all the balls in a manner that they are out of the way for visor operation and reinstalling hard/soft tops. Replacing Freedom panels. The two eyelets in the center of the shade lined up nearly perfect for the barrel bolts to pass through. Several reviewers complained about this, but I found it required very little fiddling to make it work. As for the flapping sound at higher speeds, if you encounter this the manufacture recommends buying small pieces of felt to stick on the sound bar and prevent that slapping sound. I haven't noticed any annoying flapping sounds, but if I do the fix is simple enough. Starting with the passenger panel you have to maneuver the front lever latch through the opening while pushing the bungee cord out of the way. The procedure is the same for the driver side and it does require some trial and error but they will go through and you can lock them in place. If need be you could also remove the three smaller bungees before replacing the panels and then reattach once complete. The locking mechanism appears to not interfere with the cords so I don't believe there will be any wear and tear to worry about. Just make sure the cords are out of the way before operating the lever. To operate the turn locks you can reach your hand in between the mesh and panel and simply turn them. They are all pretty easy with the exception of the center turn lever on the drivers side rear (located between driver and passenger). You will have to slide the panel in place as best you can and lower it as far as you can while still being able to reach your arm between the mesh and panel. All the while making sure the front lever mechanism is also sliding into place. Once you have it positioned properly you can reach in and push that center-middle turn lock in place . Then lower the whole thing and repeat locking down as you did on the passenger side. This all sounds rather complicated but it only took a few minutes once I figured the best way to go about it. All in all this was an easy install and it looks good. You won't even notice it's there standing at ground level. It is dense enough to block out the harsh, beating sun but still allows light and breeze through to the cabin. No rain test yet, but I imagine it will stop some drops from getting through though not all. Hard top and freedom panels all install without disconnecting any of the bungees. You may have to slide and maneuver some of the cords out of the way but it can be done. Simply put I overcame each of the few negative comments regarding this product. It's a nifty solution to going topless while Jeep'ing during the dog days of summer. Glad I got it.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2016 by T. Shepard T. Shepard
One day in and I'm pretty happy I made the purchase. It was a hard decision between this shade on Amazon or an alternative brand more widely known. I was worried I would get some shoddy knockoff but so far I am very impressed. Installation was pretty easy and straightforward as long as you can figure out how to use the bungee balls correctly and where to place them. The instruction card that came with it was pretty simplistic and I used the photos here on Amazon to help guide me. It took me about 10 minutes to make sure I had it on right. Now that I've installed it, it really is pretty easy and I could take it off and re install in minutes next time. The shade feels very sturdy and professionally made. All of the seams and grommets are very nicely done and it definitely does not look like "cheap" product. I have never seen the other brand of sun shade so I can't compare directly, but I am really impressed with the craftsmanship. Right now we have 100 degree days with a very hot sun shining down. The shade let in sunlight that made me feel like I was still rolling topless but without the usual melting of my head, arms and face. Good air circulation too while cutting down on some of the crazy down drafts that mess up my wife's hair and cause her to complain. It's still a Jeep without a top and doors so her hair is still flying around, but not quite as bad as usual. If it makes her a little happier, it makes me happier, you know what I mean? It is pretty taught and even on the interstate going 65-70 I didn't have any obnoxious flapping or movement. It was very minor and not very noticeable. At slower speeds, I don't think I noticed any flapping at all. I'm only one day in but very excited about this purchase. This is exactly what I needed and I am glad I got a quality product for the price I paid for this sunshade on Amazon. I had also debated getting a sun bonnet but wasn't willing to give up my Jeep experience to put a roof over my head. Well, this sunshade solved my dilemma. I have a top but it still lets in light and air while only cutting out the majority of harmful sun rays etc, and I can still see the sky above me. I'll update if any issues come up. So far I predict smooth sailing. *Update After a few more days of use I can really appreciate how well this shade works. No more hot sun beating down on me but I still feel like I am in a convertible. At higher speeds on the interstate there is a minor flapping on the sound bar area but nothing really bad or obnoxious. Nothing I feel that needs to be corrected. There are metal grommets around the holes in the shade above the sound bar that line up with the mounting holes on the sound bar top. The grommets smack the sound bar and if I really thought it was an issue, I suppose I could attach a piece of felt or something on the top of the sound bar to dampen the contact. I am still impressed with the quality of construction, the tight fit and the results. I would buy it again and wish I would have gotten one sooner.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2014 by Jerlac
The shade works great and is exactly as shown in the picture. It seems pretty durable and well made. It really does a great job of breaking the sun, keeping the inside of the jeep and its passengers much cooler. You definitely feel the roof there, though, so it's not as free as open top, but it's a nice middle ground between having the roof up and clear sky. Note - this provides NO protection from rain! :) Installation was easy - probably 15 minutes (see complaint 1 below). Now that I know how to do it, that process would be much shorter. But here's a bonus - you don't need to take this off! I run the soft top, and when I want to put that up I just unhook the front 3 bungees. This gives me enough space to secure the front roof clamps without taking the rest down - very convenient! I do have 2 minor complaints: 1. It is not clear how to connect all the bungees. I spent some time trying to figure it out, but had to go to youtube to find an installation video to learn how to attach the rear bungees. They have a small foldout in there, why not show how to connect all the bungees to your jeep on that? 2. Why not make the shade just a few inches wider, so it would cover the entire jeep side to side? The gaps leave a sun shaft right on your arm. It fits perfectly front to back, and I don't see a reason not to make it just a bit wider to fit the same way side to side. I thought of taking a star off for this, but it is clearly shown in the product picture so I can't penalize for that. Overall I like this a lot. If you like the sun in your face and that completely open feeling, then you probably won't use this much. But if you need a break from the sun or want to protect your jeep interior from the sun without having to put the roof up, this is a great option.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2017 by Roy from New Orleans