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Chrysler 300 2011, WeatherBeater™ Floor Liners by Husky Liners®. These snugly fitting floor liners provide perfect protection for vehicle floors against water, snow, salt, sand, mud and most chemicals. The patented thermoplastic material works perfectly in arctic cold as well as in tropical heat. High lips keep dirt and water in place until liner is cleaned. Channel pattern to keep your feet dry and clean.
Perfect Fit
Made by Inventor of Original Floor Liner. Perfect Fit to Vehicle Floor Contours for Superior Protection
Raised Lip
No Gaps where Dirt and Moisture can Collect. Raised Lip Contains Dirt and Spills
Heel & Foot Pads
Raised Driver's Heel Pad and Foot Pads Keep Feet Dry
StayPut Cleats
Patented Technology Featuring StayPut Cleats Keeps Liner in Place. Compatible with OEM Floor Mat Anchoring Systems
No Shifting
Whether Carpet or Vinyl, Special Nibs Help You Keep The Liner From Shifting Around Underfoot
DuraGrip™ Material
Made in Patented DuraGrip™ material, a Proprietary Durable and Flexible Rubberized Thermoplastic. Material Guaranteed to Not Warp Or Crack
Lifetime Guarantee
Lifetime Warranty. Made in USA
Whether you take your vehicle to the ski slope or the beach, drive it in pouring rain or in the dust bowl, the Husky WeatherBeater Floor Liners will keep the floor dry and clean. They are made to provide real protection in all kinds of weather and all kinds of conditions. The liners are designed to work perfectly in extreme cold as well as in extreme heat, to protect your floor from melting snow, salt, mud, sand and all kinds of spills.
The channel pattern is developed from Husky's long time experience with vehicle floor liners. It has features that make certain that your feet are kept clean and dry. The ridges scrape off snow and dirt. Channels between the ridges trap liquids, sand and mud and keep it away from your feet. A high lip around the perimeter contains the dirt and moisture until it is time for cleaning. They driver's side liner features a raised heel pad for the accelerator foot and a raised area that provides a comfortable rest for the driver's left foot. The surface is made to repel dirt, and the pattern has an open design that is easy to clean. The liners come in designs for all parts of your vehicle floor - front, 2nd and 3rd rows and center humps - for maximum protection.
The perfect fit is not only essential for containment of liquids and dirt, it is also an important safety factor, as it prevents the liners from sliding out of place. To enhance safety, the liners also have a slip-resistant backing material featuring Husky's patented SPiN technology with integrated Sta-Put nibs that dig into the original floor covering to prevent the liners from shifting. The liners are also compatible with OEM floor mat anchoring systems for maximum safety.
All Husky liners are made in Polydurathene™, a patented proprietary thermoplastic material that is developed specifically to meet the strict demands of Husky Liners. The material is guaranteed to never crack or warp. It stays flexible even in the most extreme cold. It remains odor free and non-sticky in the most extreme heat. It is durable and has a good tactile feel. There is no better material to be found for production of perfect automotive floor protection. And there are no better liners in the market than the Husky liners.98.96 125.96
Husky Liners® is a commercial line of Winfield Consumer Products, Inc., the originator of the custom fit floor and cargo liners. Company specialized in manufacturing custom fit floor and cargo liners, heavy duty floor mats, custom molded mud guards, aluminum accessories and various other products to serve the aftermarket. WCP is a privately held company, whose primary business consists of designing, manufacturing and supplying automotive accessories for light trucks, sport utility vehicles, vans and cars to the aftermarket. With 197,000 square foot manufacturing facilities and distribution operation, Production Winfield Consumer Products, Inc. turned into leading source for thermo-plastic floor and cargo liners in automotive aftermarket's sphere. WCP customer focused experts supervise the entire production process, from the product design and equipping to warehouse and distribution with a strict requirements to quality and customer service.Product Reviews (18)
Every Customer can leave a review about our service and the product that was purchased. In order to leave your review for your new product, please follow the link in the email you receive after completing your purchase. You can rate appearance, ease of installation, price/value and product quality.Husky Liners® - WeatherBeater™ Floor LinersAverage Rating: 4.8 of 5APPEARANCEEASE OF INSTALLATIONPRICE/VALUEQUALITYShow Next 10 All Husky Reviews(5)APPEARANCEEASE OF INSTALLATIONPRICE/VALUEQUALITY2014 Dodge Charger | Posted by Thomas | (Asheboro, NC)
I Ordered this for my new Dodge Charger with the Beats sound option. It comes with a super woofer in the trunk. Some companies don't provide for this, but Husky does at a great price,and it looks great.Was this review helpful for you? YesNoShare this review:(5)APPEARANCEEASE OF INSTALLATIONPRICE/VALUEQUALITY2014 Dodge Charger | Posted by Thomas | (Asheboro, NC)
I ordered these in black for my new black with red interior, Charger R/T Max. They arrived quickly, were easy to install, fit perfectly, and look great.Was this review helpful for you? YesNoShare this review:(5)APPEARANCEEASE OF INSTALLATIONPRICE/VALUEQUALITY2012 Dodge Charger | Posted by Justin | (Culpeper, VA)
These floor liners look great. They are very durable and easy to clean. They fit great and are very easy to install.Was this review helpful for you? YesNoShare this review:(5)APPEARANCEEASE OF INSTALLATIONPRICE/VALUEQUALITY2012 Dodge Charger | Posted by Derek | (Denver, CO)
Had to trim one of the corners because my 2014 Charger came with the subwoofer. But there's already a line on the cargo liner where you're supposed to cut, and there's a built in ripple so that anything that spills is still contained. Great forethought on their part. Looks like it'll protect the trunk quite well, can't wait to spill something to see:)Was this review helpful for you? YesNoShare this review:(5)APPEARANCEEASE OF INSTALLATIONPRICE/VALUEQUALITY2012 Dodge Charger | Posted by Derek | (Denver, CO)
Fit the floor contours of my 2014 Charger perfectly. Haven't spilled anything yet, but am tempted to just to see. They provide great coverage of the floor area and were quite a bit cheaper than WeatherTech (at least for my car).Was this review helpful for you? YesNoShare this review:(5)APPEARANCEEASE OF INSTALLATIONPRICE/VALUEQUALITY2014 Dodge Charger | Posted by Robert | (Manchester, PA)
Excellent quality and a perfect fit for my Charger.Was this review helpful for you? YesNoShare this review:(5)APPEARANCEEASE OF INSTALLATIONPRICE/VALUEQUALITY2014 Chrysler 300 | Posted by John R | (Stone Lake,, WI)
I bought these for our 4 day old 2014 Chrysler 300C to save the Chrysler floor mats from winter snow/water/salt staining. They fit beautifully as promised and hold the water. Better than any winter mats we've had before. Very easy to clean up. We're really happy with them.1 people found this review helpful.Was this review helpful for you? YesNoShare this review:(4.8)APPEARANCEEASE OF INSTALLATIONPRICE/VALUEQUALITY2013 Dodge Charger | Posted by Kim | (Carson City, NV)
This product covers very well and fits nicely.Was this review helpful for you? YesNoShare this review:(5)APPEARANCEEASE OF INSTALLATIONPRICE/VALUEQUALITY2013 Chrysler 300 | Posted by Robert | (Franklin Square, NY)
Great product. Fits well and installs in seconds.1 people found this review helpful.Was this review helpful for you? YesNoShare this review:(5)APPEARANCEEASE OF INSTALLATIONPRICE/VALUEQUALITY2013 Chrysler 300 | Posted by Joseph | (Scotch Plains, NJ)
Easy to install, look great, and fit perfect. Installed right over original mats. Good product.Was this review helpful for you? YesNoShare this review:
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Ultimate Ears intros Super.fi 3 Studio earphones
Ultimate Ears has introduced its new Super.fi 3 Studio earphones, which feature an in-ear design, pro-style ear loops and a $99.99 price tag.
"Through unique acoustic engineering and construction techniques, Super.fi 3 Studio earpieces are able to combine the deep, feel-it-in-your-gut bass of less expensive single-diaphragm devices with the clear mids of higher-priced single-armature products, then round out the sound with crisp highs that are typically missing from standard earphones," says Ultimate Ears.
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i just dont get why i should $100 for ear buds, ill deal with the ones that were included with my ipod
Posted by LC Angell on August 2, 2005 at 3:49 PM (CDT)
...because the buds included with the iPod are the most uncomfortable for a lot of people, and the sound quality isn't all that great. If they don't hurt your ears and the sound quality is good enough for you, then don't upgrade.
Posted by LC Angell on August 2, 2005 at 4:17 PM (CDT)
Mike; it may have to do also with people's tastes in music, and the environment. Listeners who have a varied library of music may need to hear more than what lo-end, so-so ear buds can capture.
Also, those of us that live in cities want to screen out urban noise.
You get what you pay for - first class vs economy; they both get you there, but one will get you there more rested.
Posted by LC Angell on August 2, 2005 at 4:24 PM (CDT)
$100 isn't a lot to spend when you paid $300 for a portable player that is being bottlenecked by cheap freebie earbuds
Posted by LC Angell on August 2, 2005 at 4:26 PM (CDT)
It's the eraphones that make and transmit the music into your head, not the iPod itself. High quality earphones = rich, high-quality music. I've been using Etymotics ER-6's, approximately equivalent to these, and theyr'e sweet - head and shoulders above the pack-ins.
But I just picked up the Shure E5c's and - my god! They are AMAZING!!! Of course at $370 (I got a deal) they better be amazing!) As Ramon said, you get what you pay for. And I, for one, will never go back.
Posted by LC Angell on August 2, 2005 at 5:20 PM (CDT)
UE makes those custom earbuds for 600-1000 a pop. If they can make something similar and keep it around $100, it should be a good deal. Would love to see the review.
Posted by LC Angell on August 2, 2005 at 6:49 PM (CDT)
Once you listen to your ipod thru $100 ear buds, then you'll understand.
Posted by LC Angell on August 2, 2005 at 7:58 PM (CDT)
The sooner you ditch the crap canal phone that came with your ipod & hear a decent set of headphones or canal phones with a headphone amp through the line out, bypassing the ipods crappy headphone jack & volume control, the sooner you will be very happy listening to a major sound improvement.
Posted by LC Angell on August 2, 2005 at 8:57 PM (CDT)
Anyone have any idea how good these are? I've been wanting a good set of earbuds, but I need them to have excellent bass response. A friend of mine has the Shure EC3s, and while they sound excellent for most music, I found them extremely lacking for electronic music with a lot of bass.
Posted by LC Angell on August 3, 2005 at 7:52 AM (CDT)
theothermike - I have the Shures and listen to mostly electronic music and they seem OK to me (nowehere near as good as my beloved Sony MDR7506s, but not too bad).
Are/were they seated/sealed properly? The first time I used the Shures (E2C btw) it was with the rubber gromits and they sounded awful. I swapped to the foam ones and they sounded leagues better.
Normally when people don't like the sound of these type of headphones it's cos they have them in wrong.
Of course, I could be teaching you to suck eggs though…. :)
Posted by LC Angell on August 3, 2005 at 11:16 AM (CDT)
I have the ER6i's and, like EU or Shure, they are superior in so many ways to Apple or in-ear Sony models [anything $20-70]. I can only imagine what you get for $299+!
To get them in properly:
1. Messy option [for some] is to wet them and they slip in quite easily. Clarification: earphones; ear canal.
2. Dry insertion for the right ear [for example], after you get the bud in a ways, use your left fingers to pull your right ear up and back. The earbud will naturally go in a little more.
With some music playing, you will notice an increase in bass with only the slightest additional depth into your ear canal. There is a point also, where the music doesn't get better.
No matter how well you install them though, when there isn't any music playing you can hear the wind [as the units are "ventilated"], and you might also hear the cord rustling against your clothing.
If you have Etymotics, be careful not to push them in too far as they'll be hard to extract. EU and Shure have an angular stem that prevents this.
Posted by LC Angell on August 3, 2005 at 1:23 PM (CDT)
I'll give the EC3's another try, maybe with the foam gromits like PugRallye suggested. Really what I'm looking for is the Sony MDR-7506 sound in an ear-bud format.
(good taste BTW PugRallye:)
Posted by LC Angell on August 3, 2005 at 8:57 PM (CDT)
It would be interesting to read a review of the $100 UE earphones. Their product line is usually in the $600+ range.
I will pretty much echo the sentiments towards the stock pod cans, marginal. The Ety 4Ps were a quantum leap, far better at realizing the pods potential.
Posted by LC Angell on August 4, 2005 at 12:58 AM (CDT)
I've had the Shures and Etymotics and got rid of both after I gave this other brand Westone a go. Got a dual driver that smokes the Shure E5c and cost almost $200 less. Got the name from a friend of mine in a band. He uses them for stage use as well.
Posted by LC Angell on August 5, 2005 at 2:56 PM (CDT)
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The couple fell in love with their new Spring Lake Park home the moment they stepped through the door at an open house in the fall of 2012. Karen Ellingsworth and Lenny Grossman affectionately call their remodeled rambler "a dream come true," gushing about all the new finishes and fixtures as well as the neighborhood.
But one devilish little detail has always given them grief.
Their street number: 666.
"We are not superstitious, but all the stuff you get from other people," Grossman explained. "It's a pain."
The number 666 is the "number of the beast" in the Book of Revelation in the Bible's New Testament. Classic Hollywood horror films including "The Omen" and "Rosemary's Baby" and new shows including ABC's 666 Park Avenue connect 666 with satanic images or evil doing.
Grossman recalls their first inkling this address was going to be trouble. It was the sideways look the DMV clerk gave them when they changed their driver's licenses after the move. Then, both the fence and gutter contractors said doing working at 666 gave them pause.
'One of them said, 'I didn't even want to come here but I had to.' It's just these ignorant comments," said Grossman with a sigh.
Nearly every time they had to share their address, they got a comment or raised eyebrow.
On Monday, an understanding Spring Lake Park City Council, at the bequest of the couple, changed their street number to 668. The switch will cost the couple about $100.
That's money well spent, Grossman said.
"We are more than happy to do that," said City Administrator Daniel Buchholtz. "We can understand why they wanted to change that address."
"We are happy about it," Grossman said.
They aren't the first to dump a 666 address. In 1998, Fridley United Methodist Church changed its street number to 680, citing vandalism, especially around Halloween.
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