Reviewed by Mike, just Mike
April 9, 2014

Update (again) 6/29/16:
So C&C CarWorx Corp. really backs their products. I sent them a message telling them that the rear visors failed (see below update). I wasn't sure of their warranty but over two years had passed since I bought/installed the visors. Without question, they apologized for the oversight in that manufacturing batch and sent me a new set of visors, which I received today (4 days since email). The product was always good for the price, but with a company that backs their product like this, I've changed my rating to 5-Stars.

Update 6/25/16:
I've reduced my rating to 3-Stars. The visors for the rear doors have purpled over the two years I've had them installed. The front visors are the same color as the day I installed them, but it looks like the rear ones were from a different manufacturing batch and didn't get the proper UV stabilizer added to the plastic. (If you've ever seen a car with purple tint on the windows, that's a low quality tint that is affected by the Sun and doesn't have the stabilizers that higher quality tints do...same concept here). Also, the 3M tape that holds it on is failing in some spots, but not on the install/car side, it's failing on the visor's plastic - even pulling away completely in some spots. Only little spots though, the visors are still holding strong. I'm disappointed in the color degradation though. I've added another picture here that shows a front visor (with no color loss) and the rear visor next to it (showing the purpling - which is a verb now!). I didn't take a picture specific to the tape failing, but you can see it in the pupled picture, there are air bubbles showing where the visor and 3M tape are in disagreement. Overall, it's still a good product and not noticeable on day-to-day issues, but completely in-you-face if you were to be showing off your car. Still half the cost of a Subaru Genuine rain guard set.

----- ORIGINAL REVIEW -----
So I just got these and installed them yesterday...which means I can't review the durability of these yet. But with that said, these appear to made out of a good quality material and I don't foresee any issues. They're installed on the car with 3M automotive tape. The tape is already mounted to the visors, so you just peel off the exposed side and stick it to the car.

With my Outback, it already had chrome accents, and these aftermarket visors match pretty well. Took me about 15 minutes to install all 4 pieces...that includes cleaning the car surface. As with any adhesive, you want a clean, grease/dirt free surface to mount to or the tape/glue/etc. will fail after a while.

The visors fit well, but the rear windows are about 4mm shorter than I would have liked. If you line the front side up with the outer edge of the door, the back side will be a little short. This is just me being a perfectionist, and ultimately isn't noticeable unless you're looking for it. The front visors don't go all the way down, so you can line the top edge to the outer edge of the door. Personally, I would've liked the front visors to extend about 1.5-2" further, but that's a "me" thing maybe.

The visors hold at highway speeds without even budging and I didn't notice any increased wind noise.

Summarily, they look good, they appear to be decent quality, they install easily and they're half the price of the OEM brand. If I have issues in the future, I'll update this review. I'll also post some personal pictures of the visors on my car (a before/after, one showing the minor shortness of the rear visor, and the front visor's final length that I wish was just a tad longer)