Husky | Cargo-Logic/Cargo Organizers | Universal Fitment | Medium Size, (Includes 30 X 36 Mat and Set of 4 Cargo Logic Loks)

Easy to install them easy to clean

I like this liner, for the time being. It has a durable carpet/felt layered on top of a rubber base. It is easy to vacuum and the rubber base helps keep in any spills, melting snow, rain, etc. There is a narrow lip around the edge that helps contain any mess inside the liner from spilling into the rest of your trunk. This is a nice feature, but also makes your trunk no longer a flat surface if you need to lay down something wide/long and flat.I am a bit concerned that the velcro on the mounting blocks will wear out over time. All velcro items I have wear out after a lot of use, and no longer have the same sticking ability as when new, so that's what I am concerned about here. I believe this is going to be a problem here because the felt liner on the pad is what the velcro sticks to, and this felt lining is what is going to get the most wear and tear from heavy items placed on it, sliding around in the trunk, etc. I have used some WeatherTech blocks in the past that have a flat lip underneath the blocks. This lip goes underneath whatever item you are trying to secure, and the weight of the item on the lip holds it down. That type of system seems much less likely to wear out over time.

This mat is made from super durable and easy to clean material. It has a raised lip too for containing spills. It's also made in the USA! The blocks are great. They have "hook and loop" fastener strips on the bottom so you can place them however you want to keep things from sliding or shifting.I use a folding shopping cart that has a big liner that I fill with my groceries. I stand it up in the middle of the blocks when I put it in my car and they prevent the bag from tipping over. Right now it looks like only the medium size is available. I've been using cardboard boxes to protect the back of my car but this is way better since it can also contain spills and prevent things from sliding.

I set this up in my aging 96 Subaru, and it fits between the two rear wheel wells perfectly. I have the barriers set up to allow for my groceries to not tip over or slide around while I drive, as I often make bulk food runs when I shop. I am happy with this over all, and it fits very well. It also covers my sun damaged cargo mat where it was turning the grey color to a brown one. This mat actually has a rubberized feel to it, but I wouldn't doubt it was rubberized vinyl or something similar. There is a carpet like top, which interacts with blocks that are provided but is also soft to the touch. It comes rolled up so I do recommend letting this rest flat for a while before installing it, in my case it was 2 days and heat seems to relax it the rest of the way when installed. I think this was designed with more of a SUV design than my old wagon design, but it works well none the less.

I’m using this in my c6, and it definitely doesn’t fit like it was custom made, but I didn’t expect it to because, well, it wasn’t! But I got this because a few months ago I drove home with pool chemicals in the back. One of the, tipped over and ate through the carpet back there. While I still need to replace the carpet with a custom liner, I got this to immobilize any future cargo so this kind of mishap never happens again. It sits on top of the liner I already have and the blocks do a Stand-up job keeping things where I put them. This product has a rubber-type base and a lip, so even if something does happen to spill, I feel like I have multiple layers of protection keeping liquids off the car’s carpet liner.I’m very satisfied, and think my husband should get one for the back seat of his extended cab truck, so his work equipment doesn’t slide around the car.

Husky Liners is nicely made from high quality materials. The mat fits well in the back of my 2016 Hyundai Elantra GT hatchback. It stays in place well, and the included blocking attachments keep my bags from sliding around the car's boot.All in all... a great idea that works well.

I have gotten more use from this than I ever wanted! Honestly can we just talk about groceries!? I mean yeah it held a glass top end table dead steady, and yeah it was pretty much a lifesaver for the kids science project but have you ever had your chips saved from being rolled over by a rogue milk jug!? This has a TON of little ways I find to use it, EVEN holding the dog bed like a perfectly fit frame! I mean who would have thought of Velcro holders strong as this? Seriously, cause I wish they would have let me think of this first! -11/10 probably gonna find a new something to use it for tomorrow! Oh wait, it’s pizza day!

I question what this is really intended for. It's easy to install, easy to configure and looks attractive in the back of the vehicle. The problem I had was the barriers are too short. Things tipped over the sides too easily. If you were just using it for bags of dog food, cases of soda or very flat items then it's fine. If you have anything that rises a good bit over the barriers it just fails miserably.