dzlbudman

Was going to get linex but then I started doing some digging. Anyone running a BedRug? My dog rides in the bed and was thinking that would be more comfortable for him. Anyone with pictures or advice is welcome to comment...

Mikeswiney

I have a Bedrug in my new F150 and had one in the F250 I traded in on the F150 and before that in '03 F150. I love them - simple to install , do not hold water - dry quick, very comfortable on the knees and inexpensive. Pretty rugged - but I don't carry firewoods - that would be a tough clean up. Easy to clean -ususally - i use house vacuum.

Only downside - if you hunt, don't lay a dead deer in the bed without a tarp - unless you immediately clean out the blood very well. Otherwise, after 3 days, you will end up throwing it away...

Bieradler

I had one in my Ranger and plan on having one installed immediately after my F-150 finally comes in. Absolutely loved it. Much for the same reasons the member above me stated. It's more than carpet. Quite durable.

bsboothe

I have a Bedrug as well. No issues with it and cleans easy with shop vac or water hose. I almost got the BedTred which is made by Bedrug, but it appears as a spray in bedliner. You can't go wrong with either one in my opinion.

dzlbudman

Any of you live in a hot state? I'm curious if it can handle the TX heat..

Harps

Love it, had it put in 3 months ago.
Cannot comment on hot climate.
(Friends dog)

ad2tude

Love mine, I'd never do another plastic liner again.

lambo2936

I Have the plastic liner and recently got the drop in Bedrug thats like a carpet that covers just the bottom of the plastic liner. Love it. I was chillin with some girl im trying to hook up with back there with pillows and a blanket and stuff the other night. Wasn't too bad at all! Great for stargazing, too Haha

dzlbudman

I'm going to do it if i can get someone to comment on the hot climate.

2020is

I have had BedRugs, spray ins and Bed Tred by BedRug. Only negative about BedRug was my dogs have been yellow labs and after a while of riding them in back it was very difficult to remove hair and the yellow hair showed up a lot on the dark BedRug. Never had a problem other than my type A personality with the hair!

Hot summers were no problem and after a 135-140mph run in my Lightening I would have to push the sides back towards the bed wall.