Review on Denso 160-3122 Low Profile Wiper Blade, 22 inches - OEM Style, Single Pack by Clinton Youmans

Another update: Yes. It was a bad idea to try the Bosch hybrid wipers and reinstall the old ones I kept just in case. It's not so much the design of the hybrid brushes as the fact that the cx-3 requires the least. The profile of possible windscreen wipers, as well as the fact that these blades are horizontal rather than very curved, ensure that they work as well as possible on the CX-3. Other hybrid woods I tried rang to new woods immediately which was a shock even after 2 changes. However, I recommend them for the most original and actually used blades for Mazda CX-3. (especially since they're cheaper than local auto parts wipers, which is shocking) Update 11 months later: they've put up with a ton of abuse and just decided to replace them. I often use windshield wipers with washer fluid, so they are often used in winter and summer. It just started to draw a little water as it moved down from the edge, and cleaning the blade itself would probably fix that. I just wanted to try another brand of hybrid at my local auto shop to see how well it would work. This is my first time using hybrid blades, so I'm checking to see if Bosch/others are of the same quality (i.e. if the long lack of shaking is the result of the hybrid design in general or because of those precise wipers). Most likely I'll buy them as soon as Bosch is dead. Surprised it's had a good year considering it's usually 6 months old and auto brushes at your local parts store usually start to skip or take that hit. Some curved blades are missing about an inch from the bottom right corner because it's too compressed in the middle, don't)