I have an XLT and put in Husky liners.

Did not see the others, they look to be almost exact, and if you could save a buck...great, sorry I missed them, maybe next time.

I never understood the F series logo'd catch alls, with the hole for the mat keeper. Kind of defeats the purpose of a catch all mat, kind of like a bucket with a hole in it.

Good luck with the carpet ones, I know it takes me all of 5 min to wash front and rear when they are loaded with mud.

 

I got some from Costco, theyre holding up quite nicely.

Also i noticed in the picture of the HD's floormats that theres 4 cupholders?!?! im sooo jealous

 

Matt6383, are you talking about the ones in my truck? its really got 6 cupholders
2 in the center console, 2 in the dashboard (well, ashtray/cupholder, but nobody smokes in my truck, so it counts as 2) and then 2 molded into the rear supercap door pockets (one on each rear door).

not that i have 6 people in my truck that have food and drinks

 

I sort of thought the same thing, but my primary interest is in the heel mat and over-all durability.

I don't like the attaching system of the regular catch-alls because they have to poke three holes in the carpet they aresupposed to be protecting.

I have almost decided the F-Series logo mats are for me, but I am not 100% sold yet.

How tall is the ridge around the edge on a Catch-All mat?

 

I guess my mats have a ridge height of almost 1/2" they are very heavy and durable you won't regret it. My ford mats didn't have the hole pierced out yet for the anchor so you can choose which way you want to go.

 

I have the Husky Catch all liners that I got through a friend from the DeeZee Outlet Store in Des Moines Iowa. I fully recommend them and they have done a great job. They may be a bit expensive retail, but I got the wholesale cost from my friend so it was not that bad, great investment, plus they have the little rubber spikes on the bottom that are about 1/8 inch long to keep it from sliding, it still slides about a half inch every month, but that is pretty good in my book and easily fixed in a few seconds.

 

I have Fox Weather boots (see sig) and would definitely get them again. Very heavy duty and sturdy.

 

Husky liners are the only way to go. Had them in my 98 and now I have some in my 03 Screw. You can't beat the durability and the ease of cleaning!

 

I have an 03 f-150 Lariat fx4. In the last 3 months I have been 25,000 miles in it. I see no problem with the ones I got from the dealer. I will say, since this is my third Lariat 97, 99, and now a 03. I do not like how they changed away from the embriored LARIAT to nothing on them at all. I should have taken out the ones from my 99 when I got this 03