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11-06-2009, 05:13 PM

#11

hyperv6

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Originally Posted by fastsuv

I use the same Nifty Products floor mats that hyperv6 uses. I believe the model is called the Catch-all. I have used these on all my vehicles for the past 12 years and they are very good, but expensive. They will hold a lot of water and slush.

Summit Racing shows a front pair for $83.

Steve

That is the name Catch All. I got mine at Summit too.

Nifty Products is part of Lund.

The nice thing about them is they hold as much muck and water as anything on the market and leave the interior looking like a stock upscale interior. The others work fine but leave your floor looking like a base model work truck.

11-06-2009, 06:12 PM

#12

Sheverlay

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Originally Posted by Rcflyboy

I have the WeatherTech mats, Really like them a lot. Best thing about them is I never get my carpets wet. All the water stays on the WeatherTechs.

I bought a set of the All Weather ones and they work great. Only thing I don't like about them, is that they aren't specifcally designed for the HHR...they just give you an "off the shelf" pair that fit close. That being said, the front part where your left foot rests, comes up a little short, and don't protect the carpet all the way.

They do have the Digital Fit ones that are specifically molded for the HHR, but they are kinda pricey.

11-07-2009, 01:20 PM

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a76marine

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Great set of ideas everyone... thanks. I am going to do a little checking into all of these and I'll let you all know what I go with. Today is 65-degrees and sunny so the urgency left me, but I know it'll come crashing back any day here. LOL.

11-07-2009, 02:34 PM

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Len McRiddle

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The key is to have them installed before you need them.

11-07-2009, 06:14 PM

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jsscooby

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I have the weathertech's as well. they catch all and look good while doing it.

11-08-2009, 08:56 PM

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87silver

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Originally Posted by hyperv6

I have had the Catch All mats in my Olds Bravada for 8 years now and they're still holding up well. You can pour a quart of water on them and they won't get anything on the factory carpeting. They have fasteners that "screw" into the factory carpeting to keep them from moving around. They are moulded to shape with the contour of the floorboards. I have ebony factory carpeting and the Catch All units match very well.

11-09-2009, 05:42 PM

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mgfred

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I have the GM All Weather HHR mats, front, rear and cargo. Something to consider if you are buying generic mats is whether it has the hole for the driver's mat to keep it in place so it doesn't slip forward and interfere with the accelerator pedal.

Fred