Nick1994
$100 site donor 2024
Actually in my experience, the HuskyLiners are more pliable than my WeatherTechs...I'll update.
I received the Husky's Wednesday morning, and we put them in the Pilot last night.
At this point, my impressions are kind of mixed and somewhat fluid.
Like I said, I think from what I read on line, I would have liked the X-Act contours better, but since there was no application for the vehicle, I ended up going with the Weatherbeaters.
I have two issues with them: 1) The lack of flexibility of the material (I like the Weathertechs better in this regard.) I'm hoping that sitting in the vehicle and the heat generated by such will make them more pliable, and 2) I'm not crazy about the way the "Lip" fits next to the door on both mats. This is an issue exacerbated by issue 1. If the pliability of the material improves over time, I think issue 2 will improve.
Other than that, they are fine. For the price point, I'll probably keep them.
If I knew then what I know now, I would probably tend to lean toward the WT's for future purchases.
However, time will tell.
The HuskyLiners are more of a rubber, while my WeatherTechs are harder like a plastic.