Review on 🚗 Custom Fit 3D MAXpider All-Weather Floor Mats for Ford F-150 SuperCrew 2015-2022 - Kagu Series (1st & 2nd Row, Black) by Kyle Mason

I have owned them all - Weathertech (both versions), Husky, cheap nameless interjects and most manufacturers from Audi to Subaru to Toyota. None of them outperform the 3D MAXpider. Fit, finish and quality are first class. There are actually three main types of carpet: plastic, rubber, or cloth/carpet (the S4 had several wool carpets, which were better than any floor in my house!). Unless you're driving from your home garage to your office garage, fabric or carpet models tend to get dirty fairly easily. These go into the garage for a while when you trade in a car. Plastic and rubber remain. While AutoZone still makes one-size-fits-all models, laser-scanned models will do—Weathertech and Husky are two of the top brands. These things can collect as much water and waste as you're likely to ever carry in your car. They go into every nook and cranny. They are also somewhat slippery and "plasticy". Weathertech makes good models out of thick rubber, but it's not the kind of cover that will protect the entire carpet, and it won't catch that big sip of a liter that just slipped from your hand. When I picked up my new F-150 SuperCrew, the mats in the kit didn't cover much more than my shoes. If you've ridden in a full-fledged 4WD truck lately, you know that you have to jump or climb a bit to get into its place. A slippery carpet does no harm. Turn on the 3D MAXpider Kagu Gum. The shape adapts to all edges. Catches spills. But it is not hard plastic and not slippery. Plus he really has style! Unique in appearance and texture. It's the first thing you notice. They're stiffer than I expected, but not as tough as WeatherTech. They are so flexible that the backmat - the giant backmat - comes folded. The driver's side was first and was really trying to frustrate me by placing the pinholes with no play. Reseating was easy, just slide a fairly flat mat under the pedals and then take your time and line up the holes. The passenger boards by pushing against each seat track and door sill. The back seat goes A LOT under the front seats, so it takes a bit of extra fiddling. They're floor mats, after all, but they look great and are currently rare enough not to have them in your neighbor's truck. until he sees you The feel and texture of Kagu Gum is totally unique and attractive. Not slippery but won't catch your foot or make you slide on the mat (as if it could still move). you will like them.