Husky LinersWeatherbeater Floor Mats | Fits 2017-2025 Honda Ridgeline | Front Row, 2-pc Black - 18431

I went back and forth over several brands before picking HUSKEY (Maxliner, Weathertech, 3D maxpider). Hope you find my photos & review helpful.PRO'sGreat fit for less than the cost Weathertech.Surface is semi grippy not slick, so should do well with mud and snow.My only semi con is, I wish wall/ridge height against the console side was a half to full inch higher.Hope this helps in your search.

I bought my first set of Huskys in 1997 for my S10 Pickup. Loved them then and happy to see they are better than ever. First, not being made in USA is not an option to me. Huckys are made in USA. They fit my new 2021 Honda Ridgeline perfectly. I love the fact that the front of the drivers side mat covers really high!! including under the break and gas peddle and specially under the left foot rest. The factory Honda molded mat does not which means all that dirt, sand, mud and water will get in between the rug and mat. I strongly recommend the Hucky liners over any other product made.

I bought both front and rear floor liners for my 2017 Honda Ridgeline Black Edition.I was going to go with Weathertech but couldn't justify the price and the Huskies are a one-piece rear liner that covers everything unlike Weather Techs two-piece that not only covers less, they cost way more!When the liners arrived I let them sit in the house laid out flat so they could flatten out since being in their boxes in cold weather during shipping made them stiff and not formed like they should. And that did the trick for the front liners.Since the rear liner is so large, it is folded to be put in the shipping box. I used a hair dryer to heat up the liner in the middle where it was folded and worked it with my hands until it laid flat.I even went one step further and waited until my truck was warm and left the floor heaters on to help the liners form better and not be so stiff. That worked!They all laid in very well and I could not be more pleased with how these look and fit. I am glad I went with Husky on this one!The only difficult part maybe would be keeping the bottom spikes on the liners off of the seats when installing them and then to move them into their proper position you can't just slide them because the spikes grab the carpet tightly. Once in place, they aren't moving!

Several years ago I purchased Husky liners for my Tacoma. At a ninety bucks, they were everything I expected. Thick rubber construction, perfect fit, decades of durability. Clearly the bean-counters have descended on this new generation of mats. They try to wow you with the lifetime warranty and some fancy packaging but it is all smoke and mirrors. I doubt the manufacturing costs on these thin, cheap pressed vinyl mats exceeds a buck or two. I'm all for a healthy profit for a good product but these new mats are a disgracef. I would rather light a hundred dollars on fire and watch it burn. At least then I would get some enjoyment out of my hard-earned cash. Eight letters. R E T U R N E D.

Fit is pretty good but not perfect. Bows in right where it ramps up over the dead pedal. Overall I am satisfied for now.I have had WeatherTech in the past. I am liking the softer more rubbery feel of the Husky liners and the full dead pedal coverage is a no brainer.

I purchased these for my 2017 Ridgeline along with another brands offering that is also found on Amazon that were $2 cheaper.. I wish I could get the other brands material, but they didn't have the "max" coverage as these do. So I'm sticking with these.. The only thing I recommend doing is taking a scissors or something to nip off some of the spiked on the bottom of the mat. The spikes are from edge to edge. These mats do come up over some of the interior plastic trim pieces and might end up scratching the plastic.. I also noticed a slightly better fit once I nipped off the spikes where needed..

Not quite as well made as weathertech but still pretty good. Passenger side cheaped out and does not have the holes for the locking tabs like the driver side. It relies on the little spikes on the back of the mat to keep it from moving. They are also pretty stiff so it will take some time before hot weather and the interior heat molds them better to the contour of the floor.

These Husky liners are just as good as Weathertech's, who by the way used the only game in town. Well, not anymore. Also Weathertech's prices are outta control.I'm editing this review on 11/11/18. While cleaning the rear seat area of my truck, I realized that the rear liner rides a little high and partially blocks the AC/Heat vents that are under the front seats (See pictures). I hope Husky is aware of this and can make design changes to fix it.

These are pretty much as advertised. They fit very well and cover the dead pedal which many don't. They look good and will handle slush, mud and water well. The description called them more rubbery than others but I'd say they still look and feel fairly plasticky. They should be durable and will do the job they are made for but as with all winter mats I can't wait to put the carpet ones back in the spring.

Excellent fit with my 2018 Honda Ridgeline and cleans up better than the Weathertech set i have in my other car. Highly recommend this product.

Installed in 2019 Honda Ridgeline. Had competitors' floor mats in Honda Accord and found them slippery, even when dry.The Husky WeatherBeater also beats the other guys' mats.In use now for three months, no problems.

Produit avec des mauvais moulage de plastique....il a un trou dedans en plus , j'ai été obligé de boucher le trou....

Easy in, looks great and has great coverage