Website:
http://www.lovethedrive.com/
Email:
info @ lovethedrive.com
Cost: $335
Description: Screen in rigid frame
Options: None
Warranty: One year
Return Period: 30 days
- Whoa, $335 is a bit steep for a windscreen I can get for $80 from a number of other companies. And these screen windscreens don’t compare to the lexan and acrylic ones in my opinion. I had one from my dealer that ripped after a couple months of use. This one was supposed to be better, but the price tag is way too high. As a matter of fact, I ended up buying a cheaper lexan one just a month after this one. Way cheaper and works just as good.
- Worked nice and does the job well. The price is expensive, but let’s all be fair. When it comes down to it, you pay for quality, right? This company has a great quality product, you just pay a little bit more for it. I’ve noticed a huge difference in the air that enters the cabin and in the noise.
Windblox
Website:
http://www.windblox.com
Email: info @ windblox.com
Cost: $88
Description: Laser cut windscreen
Options: Acrylic or lexan, tints, lighting,
etching, satchels, strappings.
Warranty: Three years
Return Period: 30 days
- You can definitely tell it is laser-cut. The edges and craftsmanship are excellent and the product does not have any rough edges, unlike many other windscreen companies that don’t provide a quality product (you’d be surprised). I highly recommend them. It fits my 91 BMW great and looks even better.
- Wonderful company and windscreen that provides an outstanding and effective windscreen. –Roger B.
- Got the product and am completely happy with how it fits on the car and cuts down the wind. I took my wife out in it after she got home from work and she thinks it’s great, too. I might get her one for her convertible, actually. I’ve tested it at up to 90mph and it works perfect.
- The mounts are a little weird and use straps to keep it on the vehicle. So far it has held up just fine, but I still prefer a bolt-on method of attachment. Besides that, it still works very nice. I like the acrylic, but don’t know how the lexan compares. I can only thank WindscreenReview.net for helping me find this company.
