🏍️ Protect your Harley Davidson Screaming Eagle Stage One Filter with the K&N Filter Wrap: Keep it Dry and Breathe Easy! Review

Fits perfectly and does the job. I saw drops of water on it and they were not sucked into the trough. So it seems to be working

Essentially useless. Not wide enough to fit over the rim of a K&N filter so there is no mechanism to hold it in place. As soon as the wind blows on it, the bands shift and expose part of the filter. Requires constant adjustment. Don't waste money.

I use this to wrap around my AN Big Suffer air filter and although it was made for the HD equivalent it is a bit tight on the top. It definitely does what I want, which is to keep my air filter from getting clogged with bugs, which makes cleaning easier when the time is right, and the price is what I expect.

This design seems to fall off the corresponding air filter due to the conical shape. After losing the first one I was very diligent to make sure it was securely fastened. I think when it gets windy or when you're going over 80mph it's only a matter of time before it drops off. (Like a used one.) I wish it was tied, but it's too late now.

the picture does not match the product, in the photo is a replaceable kn-800 filter, a cover is sold which is an accessory for this filter, this is how it should be handled nobody will get the impression that they get the filter for 25 euros i still give the product 4 stars even though i bought it by mistake i had to buy the filter anyway but i know that they are good products

This sock is listed as a special sock for the KN HD-0800 filter and does not fit well. You have to fight it to put it on and it doesn't lay down smoothly, or assure me it can actually protect the filter properly if it doesn't cover the entire filter. My guess is that poor US work quality has found its way back into what was once a great company.

I put this sock on my Arlen Ness Stage One air filter. It's very tight which is what I expected. I've only ridden a few hundred miles so far, but this summer I'll be riding about 4,500 miles in socks. I'll probably buy a larger sock to put on the full storm filter as I fully expect them to be raced in Central America. I have no complaints. I fully endorse this sock because it does what it's supposed to do. Can I trust that water will not enter the FI during a heavy downpour? no So I will be…