Most Popular Natural Rubber for 2018 Subaru Outback Wagon

I have bought Weathertech liners in the past, but I thought I would try the Husky this time. Husky is less expensive and I like the fact that they have better carpet grippers on the bottom. I do think that the build quality is not quite as good as the weathertechs. For instance, the rear liner doesn't fit flush against the frame pocket all the way around, like the Weathertechs typically do. It may be because the Husky's arrived folded in half, and it may work itself out as they form-fit to the vehicle, but it would be nice to see it fit perfectly from the start. The thickness and quality of the Husky material is comparable to Weathertech. Some of the details aren't quite as polished - for instance, the holes for the mat securing posts in the front of my car were not completely punched out - I had to remove the nib before they would fit over the posts. But they do fit nice and tight. They probably won't wander around as much as the Weathertech ones do.

I have to say, that when I originally considered buying my Husky floor mats instead of WeatherTech floor mats, I was a bit concerned about the ole 'you get what you pay for' factor. We had used WeatherTech in our Lexus SUV and had been very satisfied with them. I was particularly concerned that the Husky's costed about 35% less than the WeatherTech's. However, here it is one year later and I am FULLY satisfied with the Husky mats. They'l stayed in place well in my 2016 Subaru Outback and have even protected more of the floor than the WeatherTechs would have. I would definitely by this brand again and recommend them to friends and family!

I have bought Weathertech liners in the past, but I thought I would try the Husky this time. Husky is less expensive and I like the fact that they have better carpet grippers on the bottom. I do think that the build quality is not quite as good as the weathertechs. For instance, the rear liner doesn't fit flush against the frame pocket all the way around, like the Weathertechs typically do. It may be because the Husky's arrived folded in half, and it may work itself out as they form-fit to the vehicle, but it would be nice to see it fit perfectly from the start. The thickness and quality of the Husky material is comparable to Weathertech. Some of the details aren't quite as polished - for instance, the holes for the mat securing posts in the front of my car were not completely punched out - I had to remove the nib before they would fit over the posts. But they do fit nice and tight. They probably won't wander around as much as the Weathertech ones do.

I have to say, that when I originally considered buying my Husky floor mats instead of WeatherTech floor mats, I was a bit concerned about the ole 'you get what you pay for' factor. We had used WeatherTech in our Lexus SUV and had been very satisfied with them. I was particularly concerned that the Husky's costed about 35% less than the WeatherTech's. However, here it is one year later and I am FULLY satisfied with the Husky mats. They'l stayed in place well in my 2016 Subaru Outback and have even protected more of the floor than the WeatherTechs would have. I would definitely by this brand again and recommend them to friends and family!

I have bought Weathertech liners in the past, but I thought I would try the Husky this time. Husky is less expensive and I like the fact that they have better carpet grippers on the bottom. I do think that the build quality is not quite as good as the weathertechs. For instance, the rear liner doesn't fit flush against the frame pocket all the way around, like the Weathertechs typically do. It may be because the Husky's arrived folded in half, and it may work itself out as they form-fit to the vehicle, but it would be nice to see it fit perfectly from the start. The thickness and quality of the Husky material is comparable to Weathertech. Some of the details aren't quite as polished - for instance, the holes for the mat securing posts in the front of my car were not completely punched out - I had to remove the nib before they would fit over the posts. But they do fit nice and tight. They probably won't wander around as much as the Weathertech ones do.

I have to say, that when I originally considered buying my Husky floor mats instead of WeatherTech floor mats, I was a bit concerned about the ole 'you get what you pay for' factor. We had used WeatherTech in our Lexus SUV and had been very satisfied with them. I was particularly concerned that the Husky's costed about 35% less than the WeatherTech's. However, here it is one year later and I am FULLY satisfied with the Husky mats. They'l stayed in place well in my 2016 Subaru Outback and have even protected more of the floor than the WeatherTechs would have. I would definitely by this brand again and recommend them to friends and family!

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I have bought Weathertech liners in the past, but I thought I would try the Husky this time. Husky is less expensive and I like the fact that they have better carpet grippers on the bottom. I do think that the build quality is not quite as good as the weathertechs. For instance, the rear liner doesn't fit flush against the frame pocket all the way around, like the Weathertechs typically do. It may be because the Husky's arrived folded in half, and it may work itself out as they form-fit to the vehicle, but it would be nice to see it fit perfectly from the start. The thickness and quality of the Husky material is comparable to Weathertech. Some of the details aren't quite as polished - for instance, the holes for the mat securing posts in the front of my car were not completely punched out - I had to remove the nib before they would fit over the posts. But they do fit nice and tight. They probably won't wander around as much as the Weathertech ones do.

I have to say, that when I originally considered buying my Husky floor mats instead of WeatherTech floor mats, I was a bit concerned about the ole 'you get what you pay for' factor. We had used WeatherTech in our Lexus SUV and had been very satisfied with them. I was particularly concerned that the Husky's costed about 35% less than the WeatherTech's. However, here it is one year later and I am FULLY satisfied with the Husky mats. They'l stayed in place well in my 2016 Subaru Outback and have even protected more of the floor than the WeatherTechs would have. I would definitely by this brand again and recommend them to friends and family!