Wind Deflector/Wind Screen

[Linthead]

Please help me with determining what is the best wind defector/wind screen - either meash or acrylic material and which brand or manufacturer is best, either OEM or aftermarket. I'm new and appreciate your experiences. Thanks in advance.

 

[Citation 650]

I've had the RoadsterSolution version for about 8 years. Very happy with it.
Clear windblocker

 

[WestCDA]

I looked at the acrylic solutions, but opted to buy the pieces for the OEM because I think it looks better on the car. Performance would be fine with either, I'm sure.

 

[Hotride]

I have the leather/mesh one and it works well, but does make it a bit harder to see out the back windscreen especially with the top up. If you want to leave it in all the time, go for the roadster solutions option (its by far the cheapest)

 

[cj10jeeper]

Been covered a few times and everyone has the5r preference of clear or mesh.

Beyond question the best fit is the OEM mesh that clips betwen the roll bars and can be stored on the boot lid. It also has inserts that fill the roll bars that are essential. It also functions best as it slows down the air rather than creates turbulence.

Some prefer the transparency of the acrylic and better rear visibility.

Lot of form vs function questions tho think about

 

[Tenkujin]

I have the roadstersolutions windblocker and found the company very good to deal with.

 

[WLH]

I have the OEM mesh and I am very happy with it....

 

[lacroupade]

I always vote for the OEM fitted version - its works and looks the part 100%.