Yet another vote for Duraflap. I have had them on my last 2 Superduties and they are great!

 

I would definitely go with Husky's in your place. The OEM are good, too, but how many Ford logos does one truck need?

 

Another vote for the gatorback mudflaps. I am very happy with them although they are by far the most expensive option.

 

+1 on the Weathertechs. Clean look, no drill.

 

HAHA! That massive one in the middle of the grill is enough for me. I'm looking for fit and function before the need to be OEM. I'm definitely leaning towards huskys since they have a pretty darn good following here and they come with a clear film to protect the paint. I just wish I would have bought them when I did my floor mats. At that point everything was on sale.

 

 

 

 

I went duraflap front and rear on mine. I got the extralong ones...

 

Gatorbacks also, well worth the money!

 

Husky's all the way around here.

 

+3 on the WeatherTech no drill mud flaps... And they went on super easy!

 

I think the set of 4 factory mud flaps are within about $20 of the Huskys ($90 vs ~$110). So, you can save a few bucks going aftermarket, but I just went factory ... and it's just done for me. I think you'll be into it over $300 for the Gatorbacks. They look like a nice product, but that's at a radically different price point ... so, they had better be nearly life-changing mud flaps!

 

I ran the Duraflaps for awhile on the last truck as they are no drill. However, if you off road at all the material is way too stiff and some of the deeper mud holes I ran through cause the flaps to shift all over the place once they made contact with the ground.

 

I picked my truck up a couple days ago and had ordered the OEM mud guards. They do look good and I don't want to knock them, but had Husky guards on my last truck and they were much more robust . Time will tell.