Rain-X Latitude Wipers
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From: Sioux Falls, SD. Member #2387
So, I went hunting around town today for some of these, and couldn't find them any where...??? Oh well. I still needed to new wipers, so I picked up a set of the Bosch Icon'* at Advance. The Advance here was having a wiper sale, so that was convenient. 
I talked to the the guy working there and he said he has a set of the Icon'* on his truck and loves them. They had some other bracketless designed wipers and all were in the same price range. I tried the Bosch ones since the guy I talked to already had experience with them.
I haven't got to use them yet, but they look nice enough just sitting there.... lol
I talked to the the guy working there and he said he has a set of the Icon'* on his truck and loves them. They had some other bracketless designed wipers and all were in the same price range. I tried the Bosch ones since the guy I talked to already had experience with them.I haven't got to use them yet, but they look nice enough just sitting there.... lol
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I have the Anco blades as well, they work perfect at highway speeds while down pouring. I have not driven fast enough to lift the wipers away from the windshield yet. 
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Yesterday I got to try them out in the snow we got here. We got about 2-3 inches of really wet stuff, and the wipers worked great. Best ones I've ever owned (so far - knock on wood). Nice clean and even wipe with no streaks. The real test is seeing how long they last that way.
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