Rain X 830126 Silicone Endura 26 Inch Review

The wiper blade on the left is brand new, just installed out of the box. The wiper blade on the right is an 8 month old Bosch wiper blade. This video says it all. Don't buy this.

Have been using them for a few years now. I used to buy cheaper ones and change them twice a year. Now I buy them and only change them once a year. I also treat my Rain-X windows twice a year. I think treatment and wipers go hand in hand. Very satisfied.

This item is better than standard wiper blades. The windshield wipers clean my car's windshield without leaving streaks, and I don't hear any scratching even when the rain has stopped. Very happy with this product. I will continue to buy it for its effectiveness and durability.

These wipers work great but you will need to remove the cover from the brushes or they will leave horrible waffle streaks. I suspect that's what the 1 star ratings refer to. I don't recall seeing these covers on previous wipers I've bought, but I could be wrong.

These wipers don't snap! I had to go back and pick it up and use the screed. First, the passenger side was blocked. After several showers, she flew away and was never seen again. All that remains is a scratched windshield made by bare hands. I have never had this problem with Rain X wipers and have been using them for over 15 years. Do not buy!

I really like these wiper blades. The new silicone blades are meant to last longer, so I'm going to try these blades. Absolutely no streaks on either of my cars. Used them when my windshield was covered in dust, hard bird droppings (with car wash fluid), fog and of course rain. I didn't remove all of the bird droppings (didn't want to use all my washer fluid) but after manually removing the remaining bird droppings (eww) the hardened droppings never damaged the blades or left streaks where the…

Tired of changing the standard (rubber) wiper blades so often - especially lately the quality seems to have dropped a lot in general - used to change wipers once in a year or so when they got streaks but it looks like I'll have to replace them now because the wiper is chipping the bar itself! So this time I went for silicone, even if it is more expensive. So far so good, the wipe is way better than the rubber versions. But I can't say anything about durability. Be sure to remove the yellow…

So, I see a lot of reviews that they are difficult to install and leave streaks. Here's my advice. Make sure that it is massaged in without leaving streaks. I applied 2 layers of it. When it no longer looks oily on the window, you're done applying. If you have a J-hook, no other attachments are needed. That fits on the windshield wipers. Make sure the J-hook snaps into place when inserting before closing the clip. If it doesn't snap, the clamp won't close. DO NOT TURN THE CLAMP! Or break. Pull…