Just picked up a set of The Rogue factory all weather floor mats

[harrington]

Very nice fit and quality. I think they set me back about $75.00 but well worth it. They do say Rogue on them and I believe they only come in black. My dealer got them in in about four days.

[rrs26ja]

Lets see some pics

[KnittingEmily]

I ordered some too, but mine aren't in yet. Will post a picture when I get them.

I definitely want a cargo mat, but haven't decided which one to go with. I hate the ears on the ebay choice, but at least I can still use my pop-up divider.

[rrs26ja]

I have the one from ebay and love it. Its light weight, you can just hose it off, and protects well and the cost isn't bad $49.95

[flybooey]

but at least I can still use my pop-up divider.

My weathetech can't do that and I'm dissapointed about that. and the front weathertech mats........they don't cover the dead pedal area. What the hell? now that is the only spot that is discoloured and dirty

[philipa_240sx]

My weathetech can't do that and I'm dissapointed about that. and the front weathertech mats........they don't cover the dead pedal area. What the hell? now that is the only spot that is discoloured and dirty

I noticed the same with mine. Cut a small piece of rubber backed carpeting (ie. a carpeted door mat works well) to place in the dead pedal area. The OEM all weather mats are even worse for coverage. I still prefer the Weathertech's.

[Msdarkdiva]

I definitely want a cargo mat, but haven't decided which one to go with. I hate the ears on the ebay choice, but at least I can still use my pop-up divider.

I've been holding off as well, I like the eBay cargo mat, (with the accessible pop-up divider) but it's not the greatest. If someone doesn't eventually make a better one, I may just end getting some rubber carpeting from home depot and designing my own. I want something that will cover not only the cargo floor but the rear of the back seats (so when I put the seats down, everything is protected).

[KnittingEmily]

I want something that will cover not only the cargo floor but the rear of the back seats (so when I put the seats down, everything is protected).

Good luck with that - I've never even heard of something like that. I usually keep an old sheet in the car just in case.

[Msdarkdiva]

Good luck with that - I've never even heard of something like that. I usually keep an old sheet in the car just in case.

Well no, I don't think I'll ever find a complete mat like the one I described (that's definitely just an arts and crafts project ) but if I'm going to purchase a cargo floor mat, I'd like a better design for the pop-up divider, than what's available.

[philipa_240sx]

...I may just end getting some rubber carpeting from home depot and designing my own. I want something that will cover not only the cargo floor but the rear of the back seats (so when I put the seats down, everything is protected).

I did the same thing a few weeks ago. I bought a 42x60" piece of black rubber backed carpeting for $20 and trimmed it to fit. The excess rolls up nicely behind the rear seat. Then just fold the rear seat, unroll the carpet and everything is protected. I needed something to protect the entire floor including the seat backs and cargo mats just don't do the job.

[Msdarkdiva]

I did the same thing a few weeks ago. I bought a 42x60" piece of black rubber backed carpeting for $20 and trimmed it to fit. The excess rolls up nicely behind the rear seat.

In addition to your idea, maybe I would add Velcro to the back of my seats so it wouldn't be necessary to roll it up (it would just stay up all the time, depending on how it looked).

Hmmm... *Wheels in head turning* Yeeesss...

[MHmidhudson]

I also plunked down big bucks for the WeatherTech mats. I chuckled at the comment about the deadpedal being the only filthy thing in the driver's leg zone...it's true. I wipe it down once a week.

The other thing is that if I have a slush-encrusted boot leaning against that deadpedal, the melted slush sneaks into the carpet because WeatherTech didn't get this right the first time. Next winter I will rig something to prevent that from happening; meantime, maybe WeatherTech will improve the design of the front mat. (Otherwise, I'm very happy with them---they hold gallons of spilled coffee, a fact my wife appreciates since she spills the stuff once a week.)