Reply to "WeatherTech FloorLiners"

VigIINJ's Highlands LOAers Lifetime Member

R&V Spiker posted:
Yes, the Huskys are thicker and are also a ribbed design meaning there's more room for dirt and gravel. They are also more flexible and are easier to remove and install. The material is softer and just feels better, especially when I'm in my socks or barefoot. They get great reviews on Amazon.
https://www.amazon.com/s/?ie=U...f=pd_sl_3ks66d0a03_p

Agree. I've had both as well, starting with Huskys in our '97 Explorer. I had WeatherTechs in my '09 F-150. They started to curl in and loose their fit. I went back to Husky for the '17 F-50.

6/8/188:37 PM

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