Comments about SKS Raceblade Road Fenders:

These look sharp. And they are so much easier to install than a full set of SKS or similar fenders.

A couple problems:

--Predictably, not nearly the coverage you'd get from a full set of fenders. They protect the rider well enough. But not the under carriage of the bike nor the rider behind the rider.
--Less predictably, most people who want to use these want them for their fleet road bike. But those bikes tend to have minimal clearance between wheels and frame. The clips on these fenders are good, but not nearly as stable as I'd like to see. This means that even if you can get enough clearance to install the fenders, a tiny shift will likely occur once your riding which will cause them to clatter on the frame, or rub on the wheel, or otherwise drive you nuts.

Comments about SKS Raceblade Road Fenders:

Hey, I ride regardless of weather. Sunshine-only riding is for the weak! If you are going to ride in the wet, SKS makes it possible without your having a "skunk stripe" on your back, and sandy bottle tops are a thing of the past. These are the solution for a race frame without fender lugs. I do recommend popping them off to clean the grunge from beneath the rubber mounting points, as the silt always finds its way behind them. Though they are removeable, coverage is not compromised versus permanent fenders.