WiperTags ORIGINAL WipeSabers Reflective SKYFORCE Review

While a lightsaber might be an adorable and whimsical addition to the back of my suburbia, it's made of materials that feel flimsy and likely won't last long in inclement weather, especially mine rural areas with dirt and gravel roads and heavy snowfall.

Too bad I didn't read the reviews before buying, just looked at the rating. This is a piece of cardboard that you tape to the wiper. I can't believe they charged $20 for this! I think it will take about 5 minutes - until there is wind, bad weather, you drive onto the freeway or, God forbid, drive through a car wash. Nice idea, but not.

This piece of cardboard should be $4 or $5 instead of $20. That gives the car a bit more personality but still doesn't justify the cost. My box does or does not glow, contrary to some of the other reviewers' photos. It's literally just a cheap piece of cardboard that you tape to your rear wiper blade in the hopes it will survive the ride. Good luck with it. My tip: save your money.

It's literally a piece of styrofoam, about a quarter inch thick, which means it's super thin (read: can easily fly into a hurricane. And that's NOT an exaggeration). Comes with 2 tiny strips of double sided tape to attach the saber to the wiper. No kidding, this item tops out at $4 at the novelty store and doesn't look nearly as cool as the seller's photos. Don't waste money.

Bought this knowing it would just be a piece of plastic but didn't care cuz I thought it would be fun to have it on my car. It ended up being too long for my windshield wiper, but I made it work by figuring out where to put the tip so it doesn't hit the plastic piece above my rear window. I also bought an outdoor industrial velcro as other reviews said the material that came with it wasn't great. It's been running for a year now and it's still going! I got so many compliments that this was…