Can you open the windows for ventilation with the sun shades in place?
1031136
Yes. I believe the instructions say under 50mph.....but I wouldn't recommend that...they could get sucked it out of the car if the windows are down the whole way...I would recommend 1/2 way
1031137
yes - but I wouldn't all the way - they only clip in the side...a matter of fact i have to glue one of the clips back to the door frame cause the sticky stuff didn't hold (only on one)
1031138
Yup. They don't touch the windows, so you can open windows with them in. This was the whole reason i got mine.The only issue is the speed you're going. I wouldn't open the window if you were going over 100 km/hr, because they can fall out of the holders (and potentially go out the window). I think the instructions said to not open the windows going over 130, but I found I started to have issues at 100
1031139
Yup. They don't touch the windows, so you can open windows with them in. This was the whole reason i got mine. The only issue is the speed you're going. I wouldn't open the window if you were going over 100 km/hr, because they can fall out of the holders (and potentially go out the window). I think the instructions said to not open the windows going over 130, but I found I started to have issues at 100
176753
Hello, the side windows do not vent. The front can be used completely open, with a screen, or with a windshield.
36007
the windows can be closed with a zipper, there is an open mesh at the top however that can only be covered by the rain fly
1663125
Yes you can. Just be sure to put it the way that air can go in and out easily.
1510129
No, the windows are open. Just the slats, no covering like glass or plexiglass
693184
You need to vent it outside so the hot air has somewhere to go. A window is the easiest.
608593
The vents are actually louvers, which are open always. With these screens in your window, the air flow will be less than if you did not have them in. I find them ideal for rainy days; I can have my window open for fresh air and rain doesn't come in.
1625486
Yes they can. It's a little darker than normal, but I still recommend putting a curtain or blinds over the window for this exact reason.
1080796
The windows do open all of the way. I've only used this tent once, but did not experience overly hot conditions inside the tent. However, there was sufficient shading where I camped. Super easy to put up and take down; that alone is worth a second look.
239791
Yes, you can. The hooks or curtain tabs should be large enough to go over/around the bars (Beams) that surrounds and connects the canopy.
1463327
That is not the way that I have it but do not see any reason why not. the shutters are not that heavy to open and the force of the fan should be able to open them up even when the unit would be upward.
1563873
It kept shaded in there. With the "windows" I was able to block the sun coming in but it would also block any breeze. Also one side is completely open that allows the sun in depending on the angle of the sun.
1915454
I don't think so. The top half and sides are mesh so there probably is enough for air circulation with windows down.
544049
We use our shades to block the morning sun on our covered porch. I don't know if you can see through them at nite.
1080799
The windows open fully and all the way around. The little vent in the top, which is well covered, also helps with ventilation, especially when you need to keep the windows zipped because of rain or when you are gone for an extended time. My tent has a strap hanging down in the center and I used that to hang a fan for nighttime. I had access to electricity but there are also battery operated fans available to purchase.
630433
Not at all. We even added curtains on two sides, to block the sun at certain times of the day, and it is lovely to be out there at any time. Love it.
119700
Yes, they are vented but they are fixed (they can't be opened or closed, but they are opened enough to let a little air flow through or a little light).