Spiderweb Shade.

 

+1. Just picked one of these up. I live in Florida where it's never not hot, even our rain is hot. And this thing works very well

 

Spiderweb shade in black. I have it, run it all summer, never got burned while driving. I love it.

 

All of the above, Spiderweb.

 

another for spiderweb.

 

Black Spiderweb shade. Love mine!

 

one more for spiderweb!

 

Might as well jump in with another +1 for Spiderwebshade. Top notch company. Should be just what you are looking for.

 

Ran all last summer with a Spiderwebshade. I'm pretty pasty and didn't get burned once.

 

Ok, a couple of votes for Spiderwebshades. ;-) I didn't like how there were gaps around the edges but they seem to work based on the above.

How about anybody else? Trek Armor, Smittybuilt, Bestop, etc?

 

SpiderWebShade here and very happy with it. Those gaps don't bother me and help with hard top install and removal while leaving the SWS installed.

 

Dirtydog sun screens are also a great choice.

I also have a fair complexion and do not get burned while doing long drives in the summer.

 

Gaps are no issue and I'd rather have gaps than have to deal with installing and uninstalling it every time I wanted to put the top on. I have mine installed under my Trektop so it's as easy as flipping the sunrider back. I never even attach the 2 bungees that go where the top attaches and I don't have any issues. I have the JKini that only covers the front seats.

 

When I do get one, I'm getting the Trek Armor. I'm extremely OCD and gaps bother the hell out of me. Besides, Mitch from Trek Armor is one cool cat and I absolutely love my seat covers. :thumb:

 

I only have experience with the Spider Web Shade and do not have any major complaints. I'm in Texas and I have not been burned by the sun with the top off. I had some minor flapping but added some foam across the speaker bar is and that ended the flapping noise. I keep the SWS on with my HT and I find it is not a hassle to run with both on.

 

Black spiderweb shade! Ran it all last summer and it works. You would think "oh no....not black in that Texas sun/Florida sun - but seriously the black one works great.

 

I am going to switch back and forth between the spiderweb shade and the bimini top. The safari top to be used when there is a chance of rain and I am trying to keep from ruining another stereo and steering wheel components but if no rain - the spiderweb shade will go on. It is so easy to install - takes me less than 5 minutes and I am short and have to move a stool around to do it.

 

I don't see why you can't just leave the SWS installed and install the bimini top over it. Unless the bimini header bar uses all three footman loops? I only have my SWS attached to the middle one and it works fine.

 

Never an issue with my DD shade. With the February we are having here in NY, it feels like 3 years ago that I actually looked up at the sun through my shade without my top on.:banghead: (Although I have been doing tons of skiing).

 

As mentioned once or twice, you can't beat the Spiderweb Shade. It blocks the sun very well and the gaps are not an issue.

 

I have a _black Spiderweb shade. Work great in the hot Texas summer.

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Wow, I have never read a thread with such clear agreement.

What is the best brand of engine oil to use while running a Spiderweb Shade, and can you run it with wheel spacers installed?

(That should fix things.)

 

:appl: Perfect!!!

 

+1 on the Spiderweb Shade. I was originally a little worried that it didn't go to the edges of the roll bar but having used it, it's not a problem.

 

I live in Florida. The sun is relentless. My gear shade keeps me cool. GearShade - Pocket shade top for Jeeps and more!

 

Old Red head (whats left of it) here. Spider shade keeps me nice and pale
Cameron

 

Just ordered my Spiderweb Shade tonight. Morris 4x4 sent me a $10 off + free shipping coupon so I ordered it up. $87 bucks for my JKUS Good deal.

 

I got my Spiderweb shade last summer and love it. It is very easy to take off and put on. It tucks away in a small package under the seat when I want the full open air experience. I would hands down suggest this product to anyone considering a mesh shade top.
Now bring back summer to northern Indiana so we can take our tops off!!