2 PCS Mountain Bike Fender, Front & Rear Bicycle Mudguard | Fits 26"/ 27.5"/ 29", Mountain Bike and Fat Bike Wheel Sizes Bicycle Fender, Adjustable MTB Mud Guard, Easy to Install

These fit perfect and work as intended. I removed the bulky factory fenders and installed these. Very happy.

I had my doubts but they fit nice, installed easily and came with everything I needed to get the job done. Very happy with the product. I did two rides back to back on two different bikes. One I had the fender installed and the other I didn’t. I felt a very clear difference riding with the fender given it had recently rained and the trail was very muddy. Very happy with the purchase.

Really easy to install, nice they include the zip ties, looks good on the bike and works as advertised. Good product good price.

Perfect if you want to do some custom artwork for your bike. Painted mine up with paint markers and gave it a thin layer of clear coat. Nice little custom touch for the bike and has been holding up well. Quality is similar to a marsh guard or most the normal brands you’d buy.

This thing is amazing! Easy to install, easy to clean. I’ve been using it on my bike in muddy Technical trails and I’m really surprised of how the mud does not get to my face or other parts of my bike like brake levers. I would like to buy this again but it seems like it is built to last very long.

Purchased these for my wife's mountain bike to keep the mud out of her eyes and off her back. For her women's size small bike, these things are huge. That's a good thing as far as mud protection, but not a good thing for tire clearance, ease of installation, or aesthetics. Haven't had a change to use these yet, but I'm concerned she'll be picking up leaves, sticks, rocks, etc. with her tires and wedging them between the mud guard and the tire. That's annoying at best, and could end up being very dangerous. She has less than a centimeter of clearance with the back wheel, so we'll see how our first ride goes. These mud guards are also very wide and long, which might be OK for a men's large or x-large bike, but look a little too big and awkward on her bike. The plastic is thin and looks like it was cut out of something the thickness of maybe two plastic office folders. Not sure that these will last more than a season of riding and trail abuse, and they don't look very cool or high-end on the trail. Nothing worse than looking like a noob who can't pick a good product when you're trying to shred the gnar.

One side has a carbon fiber look, and the other is just black. Great cheap fenders, work fine on 27.5 x2.6. They're the same size as a more expensive one I bought last year.

Meh