Review on 🚘 Premium Quality SMARTLINER 2 Row Black Floor Mats for 2015-2021 Ford F-150 SuperCrew Cab with 1st Row Bucket Seats by Jonathan Olson

I've been looking for floor mats for my 2019 F150 for a long time. Having owned Husky and WB in the past and knowing what to expect from them, I wanted more this time. I'm talking more about more/larger/increased coverage. My focus was more coverage under the gas pedal. I don't understand why some manufacturers don't consider this necessary. Many simply bring the mat to the floor under the accelerator pedal, but leave the carpet under the accelerator pedal, exposed to dirt and grime falling from your boots onto the carpet. Another area I wanted to protect is where most front mats end where the floor panel rises where the seat mounting rails are. Some marks go up an inch or two, which should be found in most cases. But I ride with the seat as far back as possible, and I sometimes managed to wet or soil the carpet closer to the seat track mounts. They protect this area very well, rising and closing under the seat and enclosing the seat rails. The rear seat mat offers full coverage. The propulsion and the projection under the front seat are perfect. They then reach up to the rear bag rack under the seats and actually hide under the rear bag rack. No carpet should be exposed to footwear elements. The front and back design looks like they hold up mud/water/mud/snow pretty damn well. They are designed to allow liquids to drip onto the door sill, but without having experienced this need before I cannot attest to the perfection or failure of the actual function. Now for the cons because honestly I'm not sure if it won't be fixed once the temp gets warmer. And this could have been avoided by using a slightly larger packaging box. The mats are rolled and packed in a box that fits like a glove to hold the mats. Only this glove is too tight. Once the floormat is stuffed into the box, it can be forced to flex/fold against its molded construction to fit properly. IE: Where the curve in the mat is meant to turn down, it thickens where the curve is then forced to go up. Now the question arises, how long does the mat keep this shape? Overall, I give it 5 stars with reservations. I like the amount of coverage they offer. I like that they are not as hard as the Husky or WB mats. They have a textured surface and are softer to the touch, but are also made of thinner material than the other brands mentioned. Which maybe isn't so bad. As for the poor fit, due to being stuffed into a cramped packing box when needed and the hot Texas sun can't shape the mats properly, I'll try to do that with a blow dryer or heat gun to change those few areas . I can even use strong double sided tape to hold these areas together until it all fixes itself. I was able to get them on sale at a really good price. I encourage you to shop smart and also check if there are any items that may have been returned and offered through the Revain Warehouse link.