If you need a hood...this will do it.

Gets dirty quickly!

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This hood is perfect for those of us who where glasses. Can be worn as shown or clipped onto your baseball cap. Takes up no space in the bottom of your flight bag.

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It's very nicely blocking the view, perfectly designed.

You need both hands to put it on, and also the headset feels strange when you wear this hood, the cockpit noises are not the same as you got used to.

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Simple effective hood, can be used with glasses and headphones.

expensive piece of plastic

As I expected. Does the job it was intended to do.

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ease of use

can see to much ground

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I could of made this myself it was a waste of money and is a cheep product its a visor with some plastic on it and they call it the super hood.

Considering the prices of most IFR hood devices, it was relatively cheap. Did not interfere with glasses. Was not bulky. Did not slip off head.

BUT, and this is a big one - if prevents the headset from sealing fully over the ear. This makes it almost like not wearing a headset. Not being able to hear clearances or your instructor is a real impediment to learning. I ended up not using it, and switching to foggles instead.

I would recommend trying cheap foggles first, and try something like a hood only if foggles do not work for you

lightweight; easy to use with glasses; comfortable on long trips; a simple solution; affords a better view of the i/p while restricting outside views

way too expensive for what it really is; the visor portion is worthless, a baseball cap is much better; somewhat bulky

best solution for pilots who wear glasses, but it's basically a single piece of plastic. even at half the price, it's too expensive. still, i bit the bullet because i must wear glasses to fly.

Does not interfere with my glasses.

Fit great until I was in the cockpit with my headset on and was trying to put it in place while flying the airplane. After a minute as I was shooting the missed I just tossed it off and said to the check pilot, I'll have to ebay this hood and get something else.

Don't waste your money...... A cheap freebe visor with a square piece of plastic attached and a 2 cent velcro headband.
Might have cost 50 cents to make.

I like these better than goggles as I can continue to wear my sunglasses as well. They are light in weight. I really like the fact that I can use the included visor or I can clip the hood portion to my ball cap with no interference to the headset.

They are a bit large for storage purposes but I feel this is a real minor point.

I haven't used them long enough to comment on the durability but it is made with what looks like heavy PVC so it should last a good long time. For the price paid I feel this is a great value.

The hood is light-weight, comfortable and view limiting is better (IMHO) than glasses.

The actual hood is a clip-on model which will fit a ball cap or your choice of standard visors.

The construction is basically a clip-on hood attached to a plastic visor. The visor is not the best quality in that it has a velcro strap for head size adjustment, which makes in-flight adjustment impossible.

The fit of the visor also is such that my standard David Clark headset rests on part of the visor. This allows in a lot of noise. Changing to a different visor might solve this problem.

The view limiting is good and it is light weight. I use it instead of a set of 'foggles'. I will likely change out the visor for a more comfortable one that does not interfere with my headset.

The hood is easily installed and removed from the baseball style bill.

It interferes with the headset earcups on my Bose X.

I was unable to get a good fit in combination with the Bose X headset. The side of the ballcap style bill on the Super Hood comes back too far and keeps the headset from fitting tightly over the ear. To keep it from interfering with the ear cups I have to move it up on my head, but then it becomes unstable.

Much better then foggles, especially if you need to wear prescription glasses.

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Simple. Effective. Light.

I am not sure how long lasting this will be.

This works as advertised. It's simple and effective. And as a bonus is fairly light as well.

Good limiting device especially if you wear corrective lenses.

Difficult to remove and replace shield in flight.

Because this is a light plastic product it could be improved by removing latching clips and installing round flat magnets over metal washers.

Nice for those of us that have to wear glasses.

Construction is a little flimsy. The headband is something I would expect from a trincket at the carnival.

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Very easy to use. I do not care for the hat portion and have not used that part at all. I just attach the visor to the bill of a regular baseball cap and pull it off when necessary.