🐺 Husky Liners 53391 2009-2014 Ford F-150 SuperCrew X-Act Contour 2nd Seat Floor Mat (Full Coverage), Black Review

Loyal customer here - should speak for itself how happy I am with it. In my opinion this is a much better product than Weathertech. They're more like a rubber product, while Weathertechs are more like plastic and tend to deform over time (I've had both in different trucks). I will never go back to Weathertech after owning them.

Great flooring that fits perfectly and helps keep the carpet clean and protected. They are made in the USA 🇺🇸 which is a big plus for me. Very comparable to WeatherTech flooring but priced cheaper when I bought it. In addition, they were highly rated by another website and by most reviewers. I only gave them a 4 star "value" rating as their price is higher than almost everyone else.

I am disappointed in these. Complaint number one: they are very slippery when wet. I live in a place where it rains a lot, so the soles of my shoes are always wet. If you sit down and get up to make adjustments or whatever, you'll slip and hit the brake pedal. I've done this so many times. I tried spraying texture on them but it didn't work. I really wish they were more rubberized and grippy. Second complaint: They don't hold their shape well. They curl around the edges, which doesn't go well…

These are really great mats. Very expensive but when you look at these mats then you are willing to pay for a product that will hopefully save your car's carpet from life. These rugs perform as advertised. They're durable, fit like a glove, lay flat on any surface, and won't move when you place them in their intended place. This is the first time I've paid that much money for floor mats but they are worth every penny and allow me to enjoy my car without worrying about dirty hunting boots and…

Bought these for my 13 F150 to try and keep snow from seeping into the carpet. smooth plastic like WB earbuds. Unlike WB liners, they don't get slippery when there's a lot of water on them (WBs in my Silverados can get pretty slippery when they have snow or water on them). All in all, what you would expect from a custom-made rug. My only issue with this is that the section of mat that goes across the door gap (can't remember what it's called) is too small and only covers an inch or two, while…

I purchased and installed this Husky Booster Mat 10 months ago for my 2014 F150 Superteam. It is very well preserved. I am very happy with its performance. The packaging protected it very well during transit, but be prepared to set it aside exactly a day or two before installation. Allow at least 90 seconds for installation, depending on how long it takes to fold up the rear seats. , put it on the ground and walk around on both sides of the car. This liner fits like a glove as you can see from…

I bought these for my new 2013 F150. I also bought a back mat. Both were great. Competitors have mats in the f350 but these are much better. It's a material that's stretchy to the touch, unlike the competition's more rigid plastic. They fit well on the console, the front of the seat, the area under the pedals and down to the door area. They don't curl or leave an odd ledge to step over. After all, you buy rugs to protect your rug, right? Easy to clean with a simple hose when full of dirt, snow…

Just got this and installed it and so far so good. I love how the Husky is contoured yet feels like thick rubber as opposed to the thin Weathertech plastics. I had to shorten something because I installed a subwoofer instead of the factory subwoofer. However, these mats are made to fit a Ford Sony subwoofer (which makes sense). The rug will not fit perfectly without trimming about 4 inches of interior coverage. There are several ways to install it with a foosball subwoofer box. You can take the

The rubber material itself is thick and hard enough, but still soft enough to prevent your feet from slipping, as with other floor coverings. The fit is pretty decent, although the edge pieces closest to the driver- and passenger-side doors seem to want to float above the door skin rather than rest on it. This can create a slight trip/pinch hazard if you're not careful, but I'll be watching over time to see if the rubber loosens and starts to fit better in that area. One negative point and my…