I just got a set of the new Husky Weatherbeater floor liners for my 2010 SCrew. You can buy a set with the 2 front liners and the rear liner through Cabelas for $129. I put them in my rig last night and they fit great!! They seem a little more flexible than the Weathertech liners and look just as good in my opinion. Here's a link...http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/te...119&hasJS=true

 

Do the Husky's have cleats on the bottom of the liner to grab the carpet and prevent them from slipping around? The WT's don't and the passenger mat moves all around. I thought for close to $200 and all the praise from this forum, the WT's would be nicer.
I just vaccumed my truck and was surprised to see all the stuff under the WT's. By the D/S hump, there is about a 3/4" gap where the mat bows out and the fit in general, ain't all that. The passenger mat's fit is even worse.
Maybe their laser needs to be recalibrated.

 

High-ster,
I don't have the answer to your questions but would love to also hear back from those who do cause I'm about to order my front liners from either WT or Husky.

 

I have both weathertech and husky. The husky is for my ram, but I do prefer it over the weathertech. The husky has spikes underneath that hold the mat in place very well, and the husky is cheaper.

 

what about catch-alls? have em in my '04 since pretty much new and love em.
do they still make them?

 

Yes the Husky liners have the stay put nibs (cleats) that hold the mats in place.

 

These things loook and fit great...

 

Just got my WeatherTech Digital Fit front mats and they fit perfect. I must say I was expecting them to be more rubber like, instead they were kinda plastic like. However I do like the slick appearance and total floor coverage.