floor mats
Mountain Pass
Joined: Apr 2011
Posts: 177
Likes: 7
From: Pacific Northwest
We have the Weathertechs, and they work well. However, they are stiff, and slippery. Much better that the OEM rubber floormats, as they cover almost all of the floor area.
I would get the Husky if I were to do it over. They are rubber, and much more flexible, and not as slippery. Almost the same coverage as the Weathertechs.
I would get the Husky if I were to do it over. They are rubber, and much more flexible, and not as slippery. Almost the same coverage as the Weathertechs.
New User
Joined: Jan 2011
Posts: 20
Likes: 0
From: VA
I always order my trucks with the vinyl flooring. Carpet is a PIA and this is a truck?
I have used these mats in my last two trucks as has my son.
The sides are higher than the others so they hold more liquid. They also fit more secure in the mat areas without sliding around to much. I haven't had one shift and get under a pedal and they are not fastened down. Just put them in my 2018.
Rugged Ridge 82902.33 Floor Liners, Front, Black, 15-16 Ford F-150 Pickup
I have used these mats in my last two trucks as has my son.
The sides are higher than the others so they hold more liquid. They also fit more secure in the mat areas without sliding around to much. I haven't had one shift and get under a pedal and they are not fastened down. Just put them in my 2018.
Rugged Ridge 82902.33 Floor Liners, Front, Black, 15-16 Ford F-150 Pickup
Cargo Master
Joined: Jul 2009
Posts: 2,710
Likes: 77
From: Central Florida
For holding water I like the Nifty CatchAlls. Unfortunately when I bought my 2016 they didn’t have the rear liner so I went with WeatherTecs. You can’t go wrong with any of the above recommendations, they are all good products.
Mountain Pass
Joined: Aug 2019
Posts: 167
Likes: 50
From: Miami, FL
Weathertech in the front and cargo area of the EX. Rubber auto parts store mats for second and third row seats. Climbing into driver's seat with soaking, dripping, wet boat shoes after launching and retrieving boat at the marina make Weathertech a must. I also have Weathertech in my other SUV (a Tahoe 
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9 ECHO 1
Joined: Aug 2009
Posts: 12,467
Likes: 58
From: Missouri
I did a review of the two Husky models and the Weathertech. Spoiler, I kept the Husky X-Act Contour.
I'm about to do a follow up with oEdRo and Maxliner, by popular request.
I've got the oEdRo in right now and to my surprise I might like it better than the Husky.
I'm about to do a follow up with oEdRo and Maxliner, by popular request.
I've got the oEdRo in right now and to my surprise I might like it better than the Husky.
Senior User
Joined: Sep 2016
Posts: 341
Likes: 2
I've had Weathertech in the past, currently have Husky X-Act fit in both trucks. There is really no comparison; the Husky are far superior.
I had the cheap Husky liners (not X-act fit) in my Jeep, and was not impressed with those. They were thin, slippery material like the Weathertech, and they warped badly. If you buy Husky, make sure they are X-Act fit!
I had the cheap Husky liners (not X-act fit) in my Jeep, and was not impressed with those. They were thin, slippery material like the Weathertech, and they warped badly. If you buy Husky, make sure they are X-Act fit!
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Joined: Sep 2016
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From: Abilene TX.
I've had Weathertech in the past, currently have Husky X-Act fit in both trucks. There is really no comparison; the Husky are far superior.
I had the cheap Husky liners (not X-act fit) in my Jeep, and was not impressed with those. They were thin, slippery material like the Weathertech, and they warped badly. If you buy Husky, make sure they are X-Act fit!
I had the cheap Husky liners (not X-act fit) in my Jeep, and was not impressed with those. They were thin, slippery material like the Weathertech, and they warped badly. If you buy Husky, make sure they are X-Act fit!
TJ
Tuned
Joined: May 2008
Posts: 319
Likes: 3
From: Belleville IL
I installed these...
They are awesome. They look fantastic, they don't slip and aren't slippery.
They are awesome. They look fantastic, they don't slip and aren't slippery.
Mountain Pass
Joined: Mar 2004
Posts: 179
Likes: 2
From: Hazleton, PA
I've had my Weathertechs for less than 3 months and am unhappy with the driver side curling up where the map pocket intersects. Otherwise, they contain almost everything. Winters here are rather sloppy and it contains anything that might get caught in my boots at work. Based on recommendations here, I'd try the Huskys instead.