The blades offer a universal fit, but an adapter may be needed for installation on some models. Affixed to a vented bridge, the Anco 31-Series blade uses the company's exclusive KwikConnect system for easy installation. The blade is made of a proprietary rubber compound, which provides a streak-free wipe with conventional washer fluid on most windshields and is coated in a no-wax solution to prevent degradation. Its 31-Series rubber blade line is a top performer and available at a competitively affordable price compared to other traditional-style wiper blades. Specializing only in the manufacturing of wiper blades and related parts, Anco has been offering premium blades for nearly a century. The blades even stay flush at highway wiper arm speeds, which isn't always the case for other wipers. And because of the spring design, pressure is applied equally across the blades so there's no skips or smearing.

Nevertheless, if there's plenty of rain and snow where you live, this Bosch wiper blade works wonders in keeping your windshield clear. There is a catch, however: An adapter (disappointingly not included) is required to make the Bosch blade fit with hook system wipers found on most vehicles, unless they're German luxury cars for which Bosch is considered OEM equipment. And thanks to a double-lock connector, the Bosch Icon beam blade is easy to install on the wiper arm. This set of Bosch rubber blade wipers is also one of the better performing ones compared to more expensive blade competitors.Īccording to Bosch, its Icon wiper blade with ClearMax 365 holds up against cracking up to 40% longer than competitors, which makes it even more appealing to the value-minded shopper. Although beam wiper style blades are pretty set in terms of design (rubber blade attached to a concealed bracket frame), the Bosch Icon wiper blade line is one of the cleanest in terms of simplicity and our pick for the best overall windshield wiper blade out there.

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