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Since I'm short, this is definitely a necessary addition to the sun visor. Now in the winter the sun is low anyway, when it's shining. The rubber bands felt pretty tight but I was able to put them around the visor, as I have problems with strength and joints. The retractable extension is quite stiff and I haven't raised it to the full top position so that I can pull it down better if needed. Even then it doesn't move very smoothly when you start pulling it down, but at least it doesn't fall off by itself, i.e. it's tight in extreme positions, otherwise it's good. I once needed a side flap when the sun was shining right between the visor and the mirror, around the top edge. It slid well when I pulled it out.

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Easy to install and works well, but not very stylish. The "side strip" that stands out from the visor is unnecessary. I couldn't do without the sun visor extension, a good invention.

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I have only used the visor once. Based on this one-time experience, it is a great help for a short person. The visor that can be pulled down effectively prevents the sun from shining into the eyes. On the other hand, I have not experienced any significant benefit from the visor that can be pulled to the side, but maybe the sun has not yet shone from the front angle...

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After using it once, I can highly recommend it. The sun was setting and driving would have been almost impossible without a sun visor. The side visor that comes out on the side above the mirror could be a little longer (or else I couldn't open it all the way). The visor that comes out downwards could slide a little easier. It occurred to me that the part of the visor that pulls down could go lower than it is now and be made of fully or partially transparent plastic with a tint?

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A great invention. For a short driver, sunlight can enter the eye from under and past the car's own hood.