KUST Windshield Sun Shade for Toyota Prius 2023 2024 Window Sunshade Sun Visor Protector Foldable Blocks UV Rays Keep Your Car Cooler

Fits my 2020 Prius perfectly. I like that it folds up into a small case. It’s a bit tricky to figure out how to twist it back in at first but once you get the hang of it, it’s easy.

Great fit on 2010 prius and it is a nice thick material. As with all of this type, it is a wrestle to fold but I just fold in half and slide beside the passenger door.

I really like how well these KUST custom shades fit individual models and thus effectively block out more sun and heat. I would give a 5 out of 5 for pleasing aesthetics, perfect fit, and effectiveness when properly aligned. But after a few weeks they feel more prone to suffer from user error than other, sturdier (but less effective) accordion shades.
I bought two versions of the KUST custom fit shades, one for my partner’s aging car and one for my aging Prius. I am very happy that a company (KUST) is still producing custom-fit shades for older models. Both custom shades have been tailored to fit each model’s windshield perfectly, and works well to deflect heat when properly aligned. The opening for the rearview mirror with a velcro fastener is a nice addition; it feels like it was included to allow for the mirror without sacrificing shading rather than to hold the shade in place. It does help hold the shade, but lowering the sun visors provides the most support.
The two drawbacks that led me to a 4 instead of 5-star rating relate to time and space. My partner has little patience to align the shade snugly against the glass or to unfasten the velcro to fit it around the mirror, which reduces the shade’s effectiveness. If you have a perfectly-fitting shade that you won’t take the time to align it, I’m not sure it’s worth the higher price relative to a cheap but poorly-fitting accordion shade.
On the folding, it *is* easy to fold… when you’re not in a cramped or packed front seat of a car. The size of the shade and stiffness of the edges when unfolded can make it a bit tough to maneuver from the window to a point where you can then do the initial half-fold prior to the twist-and-fold. Apart from the edges, the rest of the shade is fabric. After a few weeks, I can already see a spot in my shade where I snagged some of the fabric while pulling it from the windshield, accidentally dragging it against the door and front seats, while getting it into a position in the front seat where I could fold it. The fabric is still intact, but there is a visible mar/scrape. And when we’re too hasty or lazy, we sometimes throw the shade into the backseat half-folded. My family may just be a bit lazy clumsy at folding relative to other reviewers–but if “hurried and clumsy” describes you, too, you might want a sturdier shade that can take more of a beating.