Husky Liners X-act Contour Floor Mats | Fits 2015 - 2022 Chevrolet Colorado & GMC Canyon Crew/Extended Cab | Front Row, 2-pc Black - 53121

I've been buying, and I've been happy with, the other big floor liner company. But, I decided to give these a try and I'm glad I did.I bought the front and back Husky Liners for my 2017 Colorado Crew Cab. They fit PERFECTLY! Another thing I like about them over the other guys is that they aren't hard and slippery. These are softer, more flexible, provide better traction and still provide wall to wall coverage of the floor. They don't interfere with the accelerator or brake pedals and they fit partially over the door sills, too, for added protection.The color is consistent and matches the interior of my truck perfectly.To top it all off they were less money and they're Made in the USA.Great product and highly recommended.

Wanting excellent floor mats? These are the brand to buy. Use to buy Weathertech and Husky Liners are much better.Weathertech brand is a hard plastic material with "no give". Husky Liners are rubber product, fit perfectly. It's difficult to explain but imagine having a hard plastic material on the floor in comparison to a fitted rubber material with give. Both are about same price but Husky by far is a better product in my opinion worth buying. Weathertech has a lifetime warranty also but the flaw is your shoes / boots will catch on the mats getting into a truck and cause the mats to bend. Solution from WT is to place in front of a fireplace or get really hot, they will return to original condition....NOT....Husky mats will cover your carpet to the edge of the floor board against door....You get what you pay for....will last a lifetime.

These would be 5 stars except for one major problem for me...being 6' 2" with a size 11.5 foot...as you can see in the pictures there is a raised platform where your throttle foot goes. Because of this (and probably related to my foot size) I can no longer get a good feel on the gas pedal to the point it's now dangerous and that's with sneakers on. I dread trying to wear work boots now. I don't understand the concept with doing this other then it probably keeps your foot out of the crud in the mat.Now this is with a Canyon 2016, might not be such a problem with other vehicles, but on the Canyon this one design oddness for people with larger feet (IMHO) is a shame, because overall these are clearly well made floor mats.

After purchasing Husky's mud guards, and finding them to be of exceptional quality, I chose these over WeatherTech's for my floor, and was not disappointed. I just purchased my truck three weeks ago, and I'm still discovering 'stuff' about it, but was surprised by how small & thin the factory carpet mats are. These slipped in like a perfectly sized glove, and the driver's side attached to the original snaps on the floor. The increased coverage is perfect for a vehicle which will see year-round use in snow country.

These fit perfectly. They seem very durable, and go in and out easily for quick cleaning. I chose these over the other popular brand mainly because of the different pad on the driver's side beneath the accelerator pedal. All-weather liners can sometimes feel a little slick against the wet heels of certain leather shoes, and the diamond-plate pattern in that area on this liner keeps my heel in place, allowing my foot to move normally and comfortably between the accelerator and brake.

These fit my 2016 GMC Canyon Crew Cab perfectly. It's a softer rubber, so it contoured to the floor perfectly, and the edges along the door sill really lie flat, so it doesn't catch my feet coming in and out, and looks really nice in there. The rubber is a bit slick, so when I have the truck on cruise control, my feet slowly slide around if I don;t have them flat on the floor. I'm hoping once I get a little wear and dirt ground into them, there will be enough traction that my feet will stay put, like on carpet.

Fits in my 2018 Chevrolet Colorado ZR2 like a glove. The material is heavier more pliable than my last set of weathertech liners so it lays nicely in the cab. These mats have a more rubbery texture which is much better than the equivalent weathertech which feels like cheap plastic. I dislike the pad under the accelerator pedal because it adds just enough additional height to put my size 13 foot in an uncomfortable position. The additional height under the gas pedal is likely to keep your foot out of the water while driving, but this is a benefit I could do without. These are high quality mats at a reasonable price.

As with all of the other Husky Liners I have had, these fit great and look good. They do a great job of protecting the floorboards of my truck. I'm knocking a star off because the tops of the rubbery ridges are all perfectly smooth. With rubber soled boots, your feet tend to slide on them, especially the heel of your accelerator foot (for front set... leaving same review for front and back).

I purchased these during the summer months ... with Winter in mind.I found them to be less expensive than the Weathertechs and the GMC's.They fit well but I have been unable to snap them into the original carpets' placeholder (hence 4 stars).Now that Winter has arrived, I am happy to have them there to protect the carpet's.

En el tercer Set que compró para diversos vehículos, y sin duda Son los mejores tapetes que he usado. Si eres una persona como yo que le interesa mantener su vehículo limpio de manera práctica que se vean bien estos son muy recomendables.

Super Nice fit ! They are perfect ! See pictures below.Colorado Crew cab 2017

Fits my 2018 Colorado perfectly. They are a bit slippery when shoes are wet.

Fits very well.