DIY cabin wind blocker

[Ducatismo]

Have owned my 22’ Badlands 2 door for about eight months now. Absolutely love it. Unfortunately, Texas summer heat made it nearly impossible to go topless. Now the weather is perfect but you get a ton of turbulent wind coming through the cabin at speed. Not sure if it’s the same on the four-door.

Anyways, had the idea of using a roof shade panel and rigged it right behind the seats. It is extremely effective and blocks I’d say about 80% of the wind and makes it a heck of a lot more enjoyable. No visibility issues at all. Highly recommend it.

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[PowerBronco]

Do you have a link to the skinny panel you used? I'm looking for something like this. Thanks!

 

[Ducatismo]

https://a.co/d/7zMwXlw

 

[BOPOH]

interesting idea, thanks for sharing! I have 4 door and had the same issue, I just folded the rear half down behind the seat, not ideal if you have passengers in the back

 

[PearlJamFanLV]

How did you tie down the bottom section? I need this for when I have my top off. The wind turbulence does a number on my hair.

 

[Danielsand]

How did you tie down the bottom section? I need this for when I have my top off. The wind turbulence does a number on my hair.

Save money, shave your head. Pretty simple. Chicks dig bald heads for some reason.

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