not cushy. it has slip proof backing, but the top surface is like a hard composite-like material which you can wash. it feels good. it's definitely high quality.

and much better fit/finish than the now obsolete weathertechs.

oh, hi DE :icon17:

haha, in the print ad, they say "Precise Reverse Engineering", in other words a Taiwanese copy!

They look nice though!

:icon17: lol!

OP - what did these run you? I'm picking up my Z this weekend and w all the snow in NY we are getting i'm def interested in a set of these.

Thanks!

i dont know how much for the z, but for my honda (as reference), i paid $95 shipped for the front 2.

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I was looking for these for my 13z and I didn`t see where they offer them for the manual transmission. :shakes head: So I orderd the weathertechs :tup:

i keep reading the title as maxipad mats. :ugh2:

Are you saying there is a difference between the floor mats in an AT vs MT?? :confused:

well, now that he got the weathertechs, yes. :rofl2:

I like that these appear to go up a little higher than my weathertechs on the dead pedal for us autos.

I thought that too! That's what they advertised so I wasn`t gonna take that chance!! :ugh2:

i can tell you from actual experience on my dd that these 3D ones are 10x better as far as fitment and coverage than most rubber all weather floor mats. :tup: im in a snow belt state so all the salt is very visible. no salt on surrounding carpet.

but check aries and other rebadge. no need to buy maxipad mats. :ugh2:

These are NOT compatible with manual transmission Z's. Manufacturer is supposed to be developing a M/T set but I'm not holding my breath. They were supposed to be available in December.

Still waiting for someone to make the cargo liner for our car, sucks that the g37 guys have it but nothing for the Z:shakes head: