Husky Liners is drawing attention to its Weatherbeater floor-liner sets as winter weather turns vehicle footwells into collectors for melted snow, road salt, mud, and spilled coffee. The vehicle-specific Weatherbeater fitment options are currently on sale, the article says.
Each Weatherbeater set is laser-measured for a particular car, truck, SUV, or van, so the liner follows the shape of the footwell instead of sliding around on top of it. A raised outer edge is intended to trap water, slush, mud, and spills. For cleaning, the liners can be removed, hosed off, and reinstalled.
Husky says the mats are meant to stay flexible in cold weather and resist the cracking and curling that cheaper rubber mats can develop after a few seasons. Hundreds of small nibs on the underside help anchor the liners, and the mats work with a vehicle’s factory retention hooks. Husky says installation takes 15 minutes or less, with no tools and no trimming.
The Weatherbeater liners are designed, tested, and built in the US, according to the company, and they carry a limited lifetime warranty for the original buyer. The material is also described as free of latex, PVC, lead, and cadmium—a point Husky frames as useful for households where children and dogs ride in the back.
For buyers who want a softer, more flexible product, Husky’s X-act Contour is presented as the premium step up. For a work truck, an outdoor rig, or a family vehicle exposed to real weather, the article describes the Weatherbeater as the practical choice and says it costs less than steam-cleaning carpet in April.