Cheap plastic , easily distorted but beautiful design.

Well designed fenders for riding in the wet. All ABS material that fitted perfectly my 700 x 35c road bike. Picture 1: My red bike with the matching color black and red front and rear fenders. The front blocked most of the water except when I hit a 4 inches deep puddle at normal speed without slowing down. The splash got my down paddle lower pants leg wet. Picture 2: The rear was a little tricky to install without removing the rear rack. By removing the seat post connectors I was able to mount the inner pre drilled hole to an opening in the rack. The mounting screw head is threads up to a nut on top of the rack due to the tight fit between the tire and the fender. I think if I remove the wheel I can remount with a recessed screw threads down, may do it when I need to change the rear tire or tube.
I am a happy camper for these fenders which are 1/4 the cost of SKS full fenders which does not come in black with red accents.

Works great and looks great and price is awesome

I have a trek marlin seven that I have converted to an E bike. I use the back fender only. This seems to stay put pretty well so far. It does keep the mud off my back if we get caught in the rain. I did not use the front fender because I have no way to attach it with my particular set up. But that does leave me an extra for the rear, if anything happens to it. I did lose one of the screws out of the back fender, probably user error that I did not put it tight enough. No problems. I just popped another one out from the pack from the front fender. They look pretty good and the color matches with the computer was showing the color would be.

I got these to make mud guards for my ebike..easy to cut and shape..my controller is in a box under my bottom bracket and mud can work its way in because of the wires enter in front..this worked great ..