Review on Husky Liners Cargo Liner 11 16 by Joseph Anderson

Since there was only one option for the Nissan Juke, ie no WeatherTech Digital, there is no choice in the matter. or WeatherTech? Functionally there are hardly any differences. The Husky insoles are very similar to the WeatherTech Digital Fit Floor Liners but at a slightly lower price point. Also, WeatherTech looks better, more expensive, elegant, classy, etc. The material, surface gloss and other details are so different that you cannot put them side by side and not notice the difference. Practically speaking, unless you're really detail oriented and not that much of a "car enthusiast" I think if you put a Husky on the driver's side and a WeatherTech on the passenger's side, no one will notice. Floor mats tend to be in dark footwells and get dirty quickly, which I think is the cause. They absorb sand, dirt, grime, liquids, etc. If you had one set in the front and one in the back, I doubt anyone would have noticed it unless they cleaned the car. Functionally, both do their job, but Weathtech makes a better impression side by side. Most likely, you will never use these two products at the same time. Husky has a longer warranty, but WeatherTech's 10-year warranty probably covers most people's car ownership habits, so Husky's longer warranty is a gravy. In my case there was no other choice for the Nissan Juke and these Husky liners work great.