Silblade WB120S Premium Black Silicone Wiper Blade, 20" (Pack of 1)

It is a great product but not worth quite as much as they ask for it. It definitely outlasts Bosch or most other traditional wiper blades. I would say you should expect about 1 year of streak free performance. Mine is a little over a year old and has one streak. Overall my opinion is neutral, if you value not having to replace them often this is might be worth it. I am eager to find out how well they honor the warranty in a few months

These are good blades. I have had my set for 3 years and just replaced them with more Silblades. For the first two years these worked fantastic with zero maintenance. That is a lot longer than anything else in this price range. After two years of parking under a tree I found I needed to start cleaning the windshield and the wiper blades once every three months or so. I never do that because I forget. Fast forward the last commute as the blade is smearing water all over the place making driving really difficult. Silblades end up coating your windshield with a microfilm of silicone. Light rain beads up and blows away, which is nice. In moderate to heavy rain if the blade is not working properly, the water 'smears' and makes for poor visibility. I did clean the windshield and blades for the last year or so, but this last storm was it for me. I cannot really see myself getting soaked while cleaning my windshield because I deferred the maintenance.I park outside under a tree. Trees leak sap like crazy all spring/summer/fall so yeah, the windshield gets filthy and needs to be cleaned for any wiper to work well. If I had a garage these would last five or more years with little maintenance. And if I maintained thing better they may well last the full five years even outside under a tree. That said, three years is a fantastic lifetime and value for a blade that costs about a Jackson new.Finally, Silblade does provide a 5 year warranty, but I have to cover shipping to Silblade. Returning them just doesn't seem worth the hassle, especially since i will have to have something in their place in the interim. Still, getting a $20 blade to last 3 years is pretty amazing. You can spend that on 'mid-range' blades and replace every six months. Great value for the money.

Some of the guys in a Jeep club I belong to recommended these as the gold standard of wipers. They were not wrong. As soon as I pulled these out of the package it was obvious I was holding a quality product. They feel a little more sturdy and substantial than other wipers with this design and they have a nice powder coated finish that is sure to last without fading from sun, chipping, or rusting from winters.They perform equally well. I'm really particular about a clean clear windshield in the rain or when winter driving puts a film of nasty that cakes on the glass. I'm not sure how these will do in the winter, but we've had a ton of rain and they are a huge improvement over the Bosch wipers I replaced. They are quiet, and flex well to the window. The wrangler window is flat but I bought a pair for my wife's Hyundai Santa Fe, which has a curve notorious for wipers not fitting right on the passenger side, resulting in a big unwiped area. These solve that issue.Update 7/14I've had these wipers almost 3 years now and they look and work like new on both vehicles. We've had a couple bad winters in NY in that time and they show no signs of rust or wear. I do clean the rubber blades now and then when I give the windshield a good scrub. I wipe the blades several times until they don't give off black residue anymore.A few people I have recommended these to have complained that the wipers cause streaks on their windshields. Make sure the windshield is cleaned well. If it still streaks or is an older car, use a car buffer and a really fine polish to clean the glass. Windshields can get small etches that cause the streaking with RainX and other products like it. A car detail guy passed on the tip and seems to solve the issue for most people.

I've been using these wiper blades for a long time, not this particular set, but other ones that I have on my other daily driver... Yes, I read about these wonderful windshield wiper blades in a magazine that I have a subscription to...I don't know if it would be appropriate to use the magazines name or not, so to avoid any judgements I will not relate the name of the magazine. Only to say I have had 2 pairs of these on my 2005 Ford Mustang since it was new in 2005. If you do the math that works out to 2 pairs in 15 years. I really think I could have gotten more life out of them if I had been able to keep the frames of the blades from rusting... that posed a problem, but they were under warranty, so no problem!!! These blades are also almost the same, I suppose that as the times are changing and the price of manufacturing automotive parts has become more expensive some of the ruggedness of these blades has been changed. They are still as quiet as a mosquito sneezing, and they are still acceptable.But, ask me in 5 years if they are still on my automobile... that should not be too difficult to do if they are made in the likeness of their former product line... so if I did not know about these wipers already I might not have ever tried them. Thanks to whomever it was turned me on to these wipers, I can really enjoy my driving even in trying weather. Try some they are really no more expensive than the "cheaper" blades, non-silicone... in fact you will save money.

Good but can be streaky at times

These wipers exceeded my expectations. Nice smooth wiping no nose or streaks very impressed

I purchased this to replace one of the wipers on my 2016 Toyota Corolla. I previously purchased silicone wiper blades and was very impressed with their function so tried again. This replaces the drivers side on my car.Honestly, this blade works perfectly fine, but very much like a conventional wiper blade, not my last silicone one. In particular, my last silicone wiper blade never made a squeaking noise, never skipped, and you could see exactly where the thin film of silicone had been laid down. By contrast, this one squeaks, skips, and generally acts like a decent conventional wiper blade. Considering the cost, I guess I'll have to see how long these last. I could eat my words if they work this way for years through a few cold winters.Update: I'm back on amazon buying new wiper blades. Lasted less than a year.

Perfect Silicon is definately the best wiper on the market.

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