--Fit
These are the correct size blades for a 2005 Nissan Titan. Even though Amazon's recommendation reflects differently.
Sit snugly against the windshield itself.

--Installation
Easy, pull the old blades off, these easily slid on existing U type wiper frame with no additional adapters necessary.

--Use in rain
Works as a wiper should. Easily shears water away and out of sight. Used heavily during Monsoon season in the recent months.

--Quality/Longevity
Maybe the most important aspect when considering paying a little more for wipers. These blades have a very slick and interesting design. 2 months of use and they are still in excellent shape. Only time will tell how effectively they stand up against the Arizona heat and sun.

--Final Thoughts
Easy to endorse purchase, these are great blades so far and they appear to be on track for lasting at least a couple years. With any blades I suggest using a rubber type cleaning product such as a tire cleaning spray or gel to ensure you get the longest life out of the wipers and to minimize streaks during their use, cheers.

Very pleasantly surprised how easy these were to install -- took like 5 minutes. My car has the "bayonet" style of wipers FWIW, and instructions were included. I've ordered one other set of wipers on Amazon, and those didn't seem to fit and were a pain to try and install. Eventually the dealer replaced them when I took my car in for a recall cause they said it was "unsafe." I had basically crammed those in place so they'd stay in the wiper-holder thingy.

I'm driving up I-70 to Aspen, CO in a few weeks for a wedding and really needed to replace my wipers -- the passenger side one had peeled off like 50%, so it wouldn't clean a good portion of the windshield. I'll report back once I actually drive around in rain/snow with these new ones! I literally just got inside from putting these new ones on the car.

Why I deducted one star: as you can see in the picture I uploaded, a small wedge shape right at the bottom in the middle of the windshield is being missed by the wipers. You can see the fluid/dirt still in place. There's also a spot on the driver's side in the bottom corner that is being missed. I don't know how much of a hassle/annoyance that will be going forward, so I'll either give the star back if it doesn't matter or leave it/deduct another. We'll see. For now I'm happy that this whole process was easy, inexpensive and quick. Thanks SilBlade and Amazon!

Really great wipers at first. Very smooth operators. I actually loved the style, that the adaptors are more flush and don't sit on top of the blade like my previous ones.

However now (4 months later, and maybe a dozen rain storms used) they are wobbling and there's no way to tighten the arm. it's installed correctly... the rubber is still.good and streak free.. but that wobble is going to drive me crazy. Wish my wiper arm could use the classic beam Silblades with silicon blades... those things lasted years and years...

These are some really good wipers - you can tell the quality is a cut above most just by the materials that are used (and the packaging). My one complaint regarding these is, although they are flexible, they're still not flexible enough for cars and trucks with curved windshields. For example, take my truck. It's a 04 Dodge Dakota. As most vehicles these days, the front windshield isn't just a flat slab of glass - it's curved on the sides to help the aerodynamics and style. These SillBlade wipers (as well as all beam wipers) do not conform to the curvature of the window on the passenger side. The last 1-2" of the blade ends up sitting an inch above the glass. (See pic). I have tried getting a size or two too short, thinking it would help, but it doesn't. I assume my Dodge Dakota doesn't have the curviest windshield on the road, so other people must have this issue. Just a FYI for anyone with that kind of windshield, these are great wipers except in that regard. I wish they were just a bit more flexible. Unfortunately I have to stick with regular (non-beam) wipers to avoid this problem.

I have used Silblade before on a large windshield 26" and 17" and they never cleared the window perfectly. The larger would lift a bit in the middle and the short did curve around the edge at the bottom. This new set on my 2001 Honda Accord work much better. I am not sure if the window isn't as curved or the blades are arched better but they squeegee the water much better. The other car was several years older and these do look different so perhaps they have reconfigured the design or materials. One thing that is great about Silblade is they will work for several years. I had them on the Pacific NW with lots of use in the wet months and where summers get in the 80's and 90's quite a bit and they were working the same as new 5 years in. Somebody I knew had Silblade on his car for even longer than that (7 years?) and reported they still work as new too.