FormFit Design™ laser scanning technology allows Husky Liners to create floor liners that will follow all the complex curves and contours of your exact floor. Make sure to pick the HUSKY LINE WEATHER TECH it is heavier and stays its shape. Husky uses design elements found in today's cars and trucks to create customized looks that will complement each vehicle's style. i have a gift card so was hoping to find someone with exoerience with both. yea im leaning towards them because of that. I love my Husky liners, much more than the older Weathertechs Ive had. STAY-PUT nibs on the backside prevent the liners from shifting. Sounds like the HPs are more like the Huskys, which use rubber instead of the hard plastic like the original Weathertechs.
They are also resistant to damage from chemicals like gas, oil, or battery acid. DuraGrip allows these floor liners to remain flexible without curling, cracking, or breaking in even the most extreme temperatures. If you like to go barefoot in the car then this is the mat for you. Husky Liners uses a unique rubberized material, called DuraGrip, that is known for its soft pliable feel. The liners also have a patented Form-Fit Edge™ which is a raised ridge that runs along the door jamb keeping any mess inside. The raised channels and deep groves incorporated into the floor liners trap water and other fluids away from both your feet and your carpet. This not only provides a stellar look for your interior, but you can rest easy knowing that your floors are completely protected against spills, rain, snow, or mud. The flexibility to easily remove the Husky X-act was so much easier than with a large plastic tray. I actually have the X-act Contours in my vehicle as well and can say that switching was a great decision. And I managed to snare the fronts for 88 on Amazon. The Weatherbeater product that Husky puts out is going to be a very close comparison to the WeatherTech liner. The X-act Contour is just the right kind of material. The Husky X-act Contour floor liners are engineered and designed to fit your SUV or truck's complex curves exactly. In my opinion those are all obsolete now, too rigid with resulting fitment issues. Everyone knows that keeping your truck clean not only makes for a more pleasant driving experience, but it also helps your vehicle retain resale value. General F150 Discussion - Husky Xact fit Vs. In the end, I really wish the OEM had just a bit more coverage under the pedals.If you are looking for Husky's top of the line floor liner that combines the perfect balance of softness and strength, then check out the Husky X-Act Contour Floor Liners. Joined: Posts: 3,088 User Profile Ignore User Stop Ignoring. They also tend to stay in place much better. The plastic is softer and more pliable vs the HPs. The fit seems a bit off and they don't sit flush in a few places, but I hear they will settle over time. We have the Weathertech HP in my wifes pilot and Husky Xact contours in my Tundra. The material seems to be somewhere between the very rubbery OEM and the plasticy Husky Weatherbeater, and I assume WeatherTech. The amount of floor coverage provided by the liner styles is very similar as well. The coverage may have actually been too much on the sides, they almost look too nice, and are always out of stock. What is the difference between the WeatherBeater Floor Liners and X-act Contour Floor Liners Our X-act Contour Floor Liners and WeatherBeater Floor Liners are both custom molded to fit your vehicle exactly. TuxMat had the most coverage, but I wasn't totally sold for several reasons.
They look very nice though, and I consider the brown. The WeatherTech coverage is still less that desired, especially around the dead pedal. Some of Huskys best products are the WeatherBeater and X-Act Contour floor liners, which come with custom-fit edges to protect your cars floor from dirt. I looked at a handful of options, but really only considered the Husky X-act Contour, WeatherTech, and TuxMat. The OEM simply didn't have the coverage I wanted, as debris was always building up around the pedals. I got the Husky X-act Contour a few weeks ago to replaces the OEM rubbers.
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