Toyota Celica Windscreen Review | Wind Deflector Review

- The best thing about the company is that they offer a plethora of options to their buyers. I’m a chef in New York, and I know that sometimes it is really important to be able to let customer customize their food. Windblox offered me tinting, a satchel (good for storage) and my choice of either clear or black straps. I got smoke tinting, a satchel, and clear straps for under $150, and it’s been one of the best products I have gotten for my car so far. Thanks WB!

- The black straps are extremely annoying, but I called Windblox and they let me purchase clear ones and sent them to me. They were very polite on the phone, and I like the clear straps much better than the black ones. I definitely recommend the company because their product is very effective. I personally think it has to do with the design of the windscreen, but all around the material and cut is great, too.

- Good windscreen and good price. I like the mesh windscreens better because I think they look nicer, but this lexan one has so far beaten my mesh one as far as performance goes, so I end up using Windblox more than my other windscreen. Props for a great product.

- I purchased this a couple months ago, and I think it’s time to give them a fair review. I have a Toyota Celica (obviously) with a V6, performance headers, upgraded manifolds, Turbo, and a very delicately balanced nitrous system. I enjoy driving my car, and I am not afraid to admit it. I’ve had this windscreen at 129mph, and it’s been amazing. Quite frankly, I think you could mount it to a jet as a drag flap and it would do fine. Overall, my review was: Service: 7/7; Quality:7/7; Aesthetics:6/7; Value:7/7