If you are going to compare the 2, at least compare the 2 from the same year. Not something from 6 years ago. I had weathertech's in my previous, and never encountered any issues. No curling, no gaps, it was a perfect fit. It was in my car for 7 years and no issues. Went through mud, rain, salt, sand, and ice. Cleaned real nice and never curled. Recently traded that car in for something bigger. Again WeatherTech was put in. And I haven't had it for that long, but no curling. I did get the FloorLiner HP. Not sure how long it will last, but hopefully, it lasts for a very long time. As far as I can tell, its a perfect fit.
So you are suggesting that I spend the money and buy both then use both for years before comparing them just so I can satisfy some dude in my UA-cam feed?
@@PatriotDIY no, but to be able to provide a good comparison between the two products, both should be the latest. Just my 2 cents. Quality is different from year to year. Just like you can't really compare a f150 from the 90's to one that is made from today.
I went with the weatherbeater for the front and the x-act contour for the back since the back one for my truck is all one piece and it’ll be easier to remove if I were to spill something. Good review!
Thank you so much for making this video, you've helped me make my decision. I've had the same issues with the WeatherTech sidewall curling and gaps in my Kia Sportage, that happened immediately. Bought another set of WeatherTechs for the front, several years later--just to see if I had a lemon, but the 2nd was the exact same. Getting the Husky Weatherbeaters for my new vehicle. Appreciate your thorough review!
So I’ve had the Husky Weatherbeaters in my truck for the last 3 years, while I bought the Xact contours for my wife’s Highlander. I gotta say maybe it’s just me, but I prefer the Weatherbeaters. Seems more durable to me. Fits in perfectly. I love the look of the weathertechs, but we use those on our work trucks. Just never fits in right (I’m OCD about that type of junk) I’m interested with the new Weathertech HP’s. Heard those are direct competitors to the Xact contours. PS sick watch !
I bought the weather tech hp liner for the front and the second row of a dodge durango 2022 and it looks like a perfect fit. No gaps, no curling. However, I have had it for less than a week. Time will tell as to what will happen next.
FYI- You created the gap in the back mat when you tucked under your storage bin by not allowing the mat to sit naturally but causing it to be impinge and pushed down and out.
Hi, I have the WeatherTech HP the difference between the two is the regular weather tech is a very hard plastic. There’s no give it the HP version is more pliable. I had mine for three or four months I think the HP’s are great in my opinion if you care about your vehicle, go with the HP WeatherTech.
I bought the weatherbeaters for my 2022 F350 off your recommendation because I thought they had no carpet spikes…. They most definitely did come with carpet spikes…. Not sure whether to bother dremeling them off or not
I’ve had weathertechs in my car for 6 years or so and my main complaint with them is that if they get scratched they look permanently dirty. The only way to make them look new again is to use tire shine which makes them incredibly slippery.
Very nice review! Btw it's cool that you use the WeatherTech from 6 years ago so you can see how it held up over time obviously you have to use your 🧠 to think how was it when it was 🆕 but I prefer husky because of the spikes on the bottom. I use to use WeatherTech until I tried husky but for the price you can't go wrong I use the weatherbeater mats myself. My Tacoma has the all-weather floor mats but they suck compared to the husky so I have to upgrade 🔜 haha
Ive had weathertechs in my silverado for 7 years. They work great but yes they curl. vinyl gets wet underneath from condensation. Canadian snow..wondering if the soft spikes would give enough air flow to dry underneath?
Sadly neither have my truck!! 😢 it’s brand new and I want to protect the floors . Why a2023 Chevy Colorado!! Not like they didn’t know they were coming out, and bigger then the 2022
I bought a Weathertech cargo liner for our SUV recently, and it is crap, so thin it won't even flatten out after days. I'm returning it. I had a Weathertech cargo liner I bought in 2015 and it was thick and heavy and stayed in place great. That is not what they are selling now. I will never buy another Weathertech product.
The “new” front Weathertech HP are WAY better than the old curling crap… old were dangerous for front in my opinion…slide around and could interfere with pedals. HP are more a heavy rubber.
i find it hilarious that people spend a fortune getting a poshed out new truck, thenspend a fortune putting black vinyl floor mats and whatnot in there and cover it all up....they should just sell the trucks with vinyl black interiors and cut the crap🤣🤣
@@Gpaiva24 I've had Husky liners. Not the Xact Contours but their other models so I cannot make a direct comparison but I would buy the Weathertech HPs again without a second thought. They are one of those install and forget about them items so for me that is a big purchasing point. I like them so much I bought a set for a relative for Christmas for her 2022 CRV.
I like the malleableness of the Husky. Is malleableness a word? It should be. It's a good word. But I'm going with Husky. I have a 2021 Ram Warlock with carpeting. Need it to last 15 yrs at least.
Weathertech seems to curl up on the edges... unfortunately... so going with the better and cheaper Husky liners. Weathertech also does a ton of advertising and I don't want to pay for that.
Ordered Husky floor mats for my 2024 outback in October getting ready for snow season. After five months of excuses from Husky I canceled the order. Husky has zero customer support. Do yourself a favor go with another brand! Husky sucks..period
Unfortunately a weathertech mat from 6 years ago still beats a new weathertech mat weathertech has sadly cheaped out on production quality and charges the most still
LASFIT are HANDS DOWN the best mats on the market. I have them in my RAM and they are awesome way more pliable than those mats there and for way less money. I was sad to find out they dont make them for the my wife's new Telluride. So im still on the hunt
I see you really cleaned your truck thoroughly when you showed the Huskys. Making it look good for your sponsor???? Just sayin'..... I had the Husky X-act mats in my last truck. They curled up at the door sills and I tried everything to get them to lay back down. Soaked them in hot water, bent them the opposite way, but a month later, right back to curling. I have WeatherTechs now, but my next truck I plan to try the WeatherTech HP.
I see you really want to talk junk when you have no idea what you are talking about.... the weathertechs were in my 10 uear old truck, the husky are in my brand new truck that why its so much cleaner, you can tell because the old truck had carpet floors and new has vinyl, i also mentioned that in the video....so no I don't have a sponsor, I purchased these myself. Before you hurl accusations....maybe pay closer attention!!
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When you spend $300 bucks for floor mats you can be picky and should be. It's not cheap. Good video brother!
If you are going to compare the 2, at least compare the 2 from the same year. Not something from 6 years ago. I had weathertech's in my previous, and never encountered any issues. No curling, no gaps, it was a perfect fit. It was in my car for 7 years and no issues. Went through mud, rain, salt, sand, and ice. Cleaned real nice and never curled. Recently traded that car in for something bigger. Again WeatherTech was put in. And I haven't had it for that long, but no curling. I did get the FloorLiner HP. Not sure how long it will last, but hopefully, it lasts for a very long time. As far as I can tell, its a perfect fit.
So you are suggesting that I spend the money and buy both then use both for years before comparing them just so I can satisfy some dude in my UA-cam feed?
@@PatriotDIY no, but to be able to provide a good comparison between the two products, both should be the latest. Just my 2 cents. Quality is different from year to year. Just like you can't really compare a f150 from the 90's to one that is made from today.
@PatriotDIY If you're gonna do a legit review and recommendation, then yeah, you should.
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@@PatriotDIYdudes right
just ordered the exact contours, thank you for the informative video review!
I went with the weatherbeater for the front and the x-act contour for the back since the back one for my truck is all one piece and it’ll be easier to remove if I were to spill something. Good review!
Thanks for the video I'm getting the husky 👍
That's a really good lookin' truck!! Nice tire/wheel set up!
Thank you so much for making this video, you've helped me make my decision. I've had the same issues with the WeatherTech sidewall curling and gaps in my Kia Sportage, that happened immediately. Bought another set of WeatherTechs for the front, several years later--just to see if I had a lemon, but the 2nd was the exact same. Getting the Husky Weatherbeaters for my new vehicle. Appreciate your thorough review!
how do you like the husky mats?
Nice review! I’m wanting to try the huskies
You were thorough with your verbal description.
Very thorough review, thanks.
The other big item to compare is the price between the two Husky products.
Thoroughly enjoyed this video! New sub for sure!
So I’ve had the Husky Weatherbeaters in my truck for the last 3 years, while I bought the Xact contours for my wife’s Highlander. I gotta say maybe it’s just me, but I prefer the Weatherbeaters. Seems more durable to me. Fits in perfectly.
I love the look of the weathertechs, but we use those on our work trucks. Just never fits in right (I’m OCD about that type of junk) I’m interested with the new Weathertech HP’s. Heard those are direct competitors to the Xact contours.
PS sick watch !
I bought the weather tech hp liner for the front and the second row of a dodge durango 2022 and it looks like a perfect fit. No gaps, no curling. However, I have had it for less than a week. Time will tell as to what will happen next.
@@MattRioHow are the mats looking so far?
I'd be curious to know How TuxMax compares with these 2
just picked up my 2023 taco.the oem all weather mats are fine.and they fit the contours just fine.
iI have the WT hp's. Almost 2 years old and they fit the contour of my F150 perfectly.
Great comparison video here I have the WeatherTech and they curled on the ends just like mine, so I think I’m gonna go with the husky. Thank you.
Great review, thanks!
FYI- You created the gap in the back mat when you tucked under your storage bin by not allowing the mat to sit naturally but causing it to be impinge and pushed down and out.
Thank you for the video. I'm torn between the X-act contour and the wethertech HP. I'm having trouble finding a good comparison between the two.
Hi, I have the WeatherTech HP the difference between the two is the regular weather tech is a very hard plastic. There’s no give it the HP version is more pliable. I had mine for three or four months I think the HP’s are great in my opinion if you care about your vehicle, go with the HP WeatherTech.
Nice comparison. Helped me decide
Tienes toda la RAZON ..tan caro que están estos tapetes..coincido con tu comentario..se doblan en las esquina..y se miran mal....
I wonder if a heat gun would help reshape the bent sections?
It might help if you are proficient with a heat gun
I bought the weatherbeaters for my 2022 F350 off your recommendation because I thought they had no carpet spikes…. They most definitely did come with carpet spikes…. Not sure whether to bother dremeling them off or not
When you order the front mats, you have to select the vinyl floor option vs carpet floors.....if you do that they don't have the spikes
Good to know, I got them new off eBay for cheap, roll of the dice I guess @@PatriotDIY
This is a very through review!
Your video was helpful !
I’ve had weathertechs in my car for 6 years or so and my main complaint with them is that if they get scratched they look permanently dirty. The only way to make them look new again is to use tire shine which makes them incredibly slippery.
Very nice review! Btw it's cool that you use the WeatherTech from 6 years ago so you can see how it held up over time obviously you have to use your 🧠 to think how was it when it was 🆕 but I prefer husky because of the spikes on the bottom. I use to use WeatherTech until I tried husky but for the price you can't go wrong I use the weatherbeater mats myself. My Tacoma has the all-weather floor mats but they suck compared to the husky so I have to upgrade 🔜 haha
Do you think if the spikes were snipped off the mat would sit better? I have vinyl floors and considering the X-act Contour
Try Oedro next time!
Ive had weathertechs in my silverado for 7 years. They work great but yes they curl. vinyl gets wet underneath from condensation. Canadian snow..wondering if the soft spikes would give enough air flow to dry underneath?
My truck came with the mopar all weather floormats. I'm curious how well they hold to husky and weathertech.
Sadly neither have my truck!! 😢 it’s brand new and I want to protect the floors . Why a2023 Chevy Colorado!! Not like they didn’t know they were coming out, and bigger then the 2022
How about cutting/trimming off the nubs?
I'll say i just ordered a set because the comments
Dont know why the manufacturers feel the need to have such a huge company logo/name on the side. Shoulda gone minimalist.
Think if you did the weather tech premium would have been a better review as to a new husky to a 5+ year old weather tech.
I’m having trouble finding the contour model for a Cadillac ATS. Man I want these lol.
How did you tuck it under in the back? Did you remove the trim piece or just bend the Matt and tuck it under?
Thanks for the comparison. Will I have to remove my carpet liners to install these?
No
you did a good job with this video,bro!
Thanks
Compare Wt hp vs husky contour fit apples to apples
Great video and very helpful analysis of each floor mat! I also really like your watch, what brand and model is it?
G shock Mudmaster Blackout. amzn.to/3z66HIf
@@PatriotDIY THANK YOU!
I bought a Weathertech cargo liner for our SUV recently, and it is crap, so thin it won't even flatten out after days. I'm returning it. I had a Weathertech cargo liner I bought in 2015 and it was thick and heavy and stayed in place great. That is not what they are selling now. I will never buy another Weathertech product.
The “new” front Weathertech HP are WAY better than the old curling crap… old were dangerous for front in my opinion…slide around and could interfere with pedals. HP are more a heavy rubber.
If the WeatherTech sticker comes off, WeatherTech will send you new labels
i find it hilarious that people spend a fortune getting a poshed out new truck, thenspend a fortune putting black vinyl floor mats and whatnot in there and cover it all up....they should just sell the trucks with vinyl black interiors and cut the crap🤣🤣
If you watched the video, you see that the new truck DOES have vinyl floors. But the mats still help protect them
Do you have a link or location that you had the vinyl floor install from?
Ordered the truck from Ford that way
I didnt see weathertech comparison.
The video is time stamped....weathertech is at 1:55
mine folded a lot worse usually in the sun and i'm in nj only few years old thinking about huskys
At this point, why is there carpet in vehicles? It should all be rubber covered floor.
I've had Huskies and use the Weathertech HPs in all of my vehicles currently.
That's what I'm looking at right now, but I'm having trouble finding comparisons using the HP
How are you liking them? I heard Weathertechs made those to directly compete with the Husky xact contours.
@@Gpaiva24 I've had Husky liners. Not the Xact Contours but their other models so I cannot make a direct comparison but I would buy the Weathertech HPs again without a second thought.
They are one of those install and forget about them items so for me that is a big purchasing point.
I like them so much I bought a set for a relative for Christmas for her 2022 CRV.
I like the malleableness of the Husky. Is malleableness a word? It should be. It's a good word. But I'm going with Husky. I have a 2021 Ram Warlock with carpeting. Need it to last 15 yrs at least.
Next up: comparing 2014 Ram vs 2022 F-Series…😂😂
Weathertech seems to curl up on the edges... unfortunately... so going with the better and cheaper Husky liners. Weathertech also does a ton of advertising and I don't want to pay for that.
Patriot. lol.
Any material odor from the exact contour?
No
The tan ones ( Weathertech) never look clean. Way too hard to clean.
15 mins I cut all my spikes off
Ordered Husky floor mats for my 2024 outback in October getting ready for snow season. After five months of excuses from Husky I canceled the order. Husky has zero customer support. Do yourself a favor go with another brand! Husky sucks..period
Not a good comparison..husky brand new while weather tech is 6 years old!
Unfortunately a weathertech mat from 6 years ago still beats a new weathertech mat weathertech has sadly cheaped out on production quality and charges the most still
Hi, would you like to be our influencer?
Im so sick of weathertech, very slippery
If you're going to video perhaps take out the dip for 10 minutes... you get zero credibility chewing worm dirt.
Whatever you say boss!
I like tuxmat they fit like a glove
Man this is a great review. Sold me on the Husky Xact fit. Thanks a lot.
how are the top competitors for floor mats still such a terrible fit? incredible
I would love to see updates on how these perform for you in the future!
Might want to stop and blow your nose next time.
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LASFIT are HANDS DOWN the best mats on the market. I have them in my RAM and they are awesome way more pliable than those mats there and for way less money. I was sad to find out they dont make them for the my wife's new Telluride. So im still on the hunt
i use s100 cleaner and drill brushers using drill.... cleans up nicely
So 2 years now after the video posted... how have the Huskys held up?
@@MigP-l6w holding up great, no curling, no major wear
Thank you for the informative video!
Great video!! It give me the right insight to make my decision. Price point ultimately was my deciding factor. Weatherbeaters for the win!!
Where are the Husky Liners made?
USA
Thanks
I see you really cleaned your truck thoroughly when you showed the Huskys. Making it look good for your sponsor???? Just sayin'..... I had the Husky X-act mats in my last truck. They curled up at the door sills and I tried everything to get them to lay back down. Soaked them in hot water, bent them the opposite way, but a month later, right back to curling. I have WeatherTechs now, but my next truck I plan to try the WeatherTech HP.
I see you really want to talk junk when you have no idea what you are talking about.... the weathertechs were in my 10 uear old truck, the husky are in my brand new truck that why its so much cleaner, you can tell because the old truck had carpet floors and new has vinyl, i also mentioned that in the video....so no I don't have a sponsor, I purchased these myself.
Before you hurl accusations....maybe pay closer attention!!
@@PatriotDIY WELL...excuse the F*CK out of me!!!! Sheesh....
@@PatriotDIY BTW, not getting WeatherTechs....found Tuxmat and those look better.