Sunshade for Ford Bronco, Full Length Mesh Sun Shade Bikini Top Cover for Ford Bronco Accessories 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 4 Door - Blocks UV, Wind, Noise, (Black)

When I opened this up, I first thought, what did I get myself into. Once I read the instructions, I found it was very easy to install. We put it on and drove 2 hours to a family event and 2 hours home. It controlled the wind flow and we could actually have a conversation while driving down the highway. Best purchase ever for my Bronco.

Looks great and fits perfect

The sunscreen does what it is expected to do. The instructions are garbage. You would think companies could provide clear and detailed instructions as to which bolts need to be removed. The image of the Bronco looked look like it was hand drawn by a kid. I'm a visual learner, and this image was extremely hard to follow. Maybe a colored image with precise bolt removal would have been much better. Otherwise, it's good for the price.

This product works great and looks good!As advertised: great sun protection and adequate wind & noise reduction.I installed it on my 2024 Bronco Badlands hard top. It is a bit tricky getting the roof panels secured with the sunshade installed. I put the driver side panel on last and found it impossible to reach the center latch. I had to take off the center bungee cord between the driver side & rear driver side door, and reach between the roofline and sunshade (luckily, I have long arms) and was able to secure the center latch.There may be a better alternative for reinstalling the hard roof panels with the sunshade in place. This is just what worked for me.Overall, a great product for the price!!

Perfect fit and easy install. Definitely makes a difference on those hot summer days

Super easy to install, took my husband and I about 10 mins to get it installed. Looks great and I love that the soft top can still close with it on!

UPDATE: I was unable to close the soft top with the configuration I installed. The mounting cup placed on the inside bolt where the soft top latches did not allow the pin to fully sit. So I moved the cup to the outside bolt and used the #3 cord in the corner hole of the shade, and used the #2 cord with hook going to where the soft top latch closes. The hook needs to be removed to close the soft top, but not a big deal and actually i can remove it altogether. I test driving on the highway with the #2 cords unattached and there’s no issue at all. See the last pic.I was a little concerned because the pics and video in the description showed 2 front hooks mounting to the hole where the roof pin sits. But there must’ve been an update because now a loop mounts to the round receiver that you put on the outside bolt of the latch area. Installation was easy and I did it with the soft top flipped back in position 1 (rear windows still on). But I had to the the top fully down so I could add PPF over the areas where the large #5 cords lay on the paint. The spots where hooks are used in the front didn’t need PPF because the hooks luckily don’t touch the paint. The pics show how all the mounting is done. I only showed the driver’s side sine the passenger is the same. The second to last pic shows the amount of shade provided. The left side of the pic has direct sun and the right side is thought the mesh. Wind is also reduced during highway driving with the widows closed. Great product and great price! I recommend it.

Reason why it’s a 3 out of 51.The instructions were absolutely pointless. (YouTube is your bff)2. It’s definitely a pain in the $$$. The bungee cords are extremely tight. You need an extra tool so you don’t pinch your fingers.3. It doesn’t go all the way to the front like advertised4. I have a hard top. So in order to put the top back on you will have to unhook a few of the cords. Nope I didn’t hook them back on TOO HARD.I’d recommend they have a built in zipper in the middle to allow you to lock in the hardtop latches or move some of the holes for easier access.Overall I got it installed with the top. Just be sure to either have someone helping or have plenty of patience if doing it by yourself.