Still going strong actually. The wiper still passes on the hydrophobic qualities to the windscreen. That said, I do park in a sheltered carpark most of the time.
i saw the claims while in malaysia as well. however, i'm not sure if i'm gonna have any faith in a company like Trapo- i bought a floormat from them and 6 months on, we found a hole in one of the back seat which was rarely used( only my kid would step on it and there's no high heels). Long story short, Trapo refused replacement. also, with hydrophoic wipers if you're already using RainX, it might cause juddering when wiping.
Hey man. Sorry to hear about your experience. Can’t say I can relate as my experience with their mats have actually been quite good over the past 2 years. Regarding the wipers though, I’d say they are a good comparison to the ones from PIAA, and are really smooth to operate. No juddering so far. The wiper blade also comes with a water repellent coating which means you would not need to rain X your windscreen.
Any update on the wiper? how is it performing after 11 months of use?
Still going strong actually. The wiper still passes on the hydrophobic qualities to the windscreen. That said, I do park in a sheltered carpark most of the time.
i saw the claims while in malaysia as well. however, i'm not sure if i'm gonna have any faith in a company like Trapo- i bought a floormat from them and 6 months on, we found a hole in one of the back seat which was rarely used( only my kid would step on it and there's no high heels). Long story short, Trapo refused replacement. also, with hydrophoic wipers if you're already using RainX, it might cause juddering when wiping.
Hey man. Sorry to hear about your experience. Can’t say I can relate as my experience with their mats have actually been quite good over the past 2 years. Regarding the wipers though, I’d say they are a good comparison to the ones from PIAA, and are really smooth to operate. No juddering so far. The wiper blade also comes with a water repellent coating which means you would not need to rain X your windscreen.
@@roadpilgrim yep i.e. if u're using hydrophobic wipers, dont use RainX.
@@Dr3aMz1982 haha yes.