$44.99
Zippeeshade for 2007-up Mini Cooper (& S Models) R56
- State: Nevada
- Country: United States
- Listed: February 11, 2011 6:02 pm
- Expires: This ad has expired
Description
ZIPPEESHADE™
by ZippeeGear You are looking at a BRAND NEW ZippeeShade™ sunshade developed exclusively for all Mini Cooper’s equipped with a Dual Factory Sunroof.
- 2007-up Mini Cooper (R56) including S Models
Exclusive Patented Design features UV Resistant foldable material, designed to reduce heat from the interior of your Mini Cooper. Very simple to install and remove within seconds, no tools necessary. One kit covers both sunroofs. One Order includes (2) Shades:(1) Sun Shade for the front sunroof, (1) Sun Shade for the rear sunroof, (1) Carrying case
Zippeeshade for 2007-up Mini Cooper (& S Models) R56 - $44.99
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These things are badass!!! They saved me from the sun in my mini… The sunroof is awesome but they didnt think about people in Florida. These fit in perfectly and I can get them perfectly in place to block all the sun out so its barrable to ride around in the sun. They seriously help reduce the heat that comes through as well. My AC thanks you Zippeeshades!!!
Mike Murphy
Very easy to use/place on sunroof. It is a little challenging to get it back in the storage case rather like trying to put a cat or dog in their carrying kennel. Once it is in it fits!
Tested out my new purchase of these sunshades. I will not be really using them until Spring/Summer here in the Northeast USA. The shades are a little small for the sunroofs, letting a little light in on the left and right. But the edges can be covered if I position the shades precisely in the middle, and carefully push out the loose edges of the shades while closing the original shade. Of course, opening the sunroof moves the loose edges again. I don’t have enough experience to know it will be an issue. I don’t know if the recommended ironing will help. I’m sure the shades will be good enough for me.