Clazzio is supposedly going to be releasing these pretty soon with the help of a "parent company" Kinda reminds me of the Aries 3D liners...I know I may invest in a pair, anyone else know the specifics on these? Maybe a date when they'll be available? Only been revealed on FB so far by the looks of things...

 

That looks exactly like the Aries and that other 3D mat out there. What's next leather floor mats? Baller stats yo.

 

Damn, those are awesome!

 

Very cool!

The liners are made by a company called U-Ace. They are the same liners that Aries sells, without the branding. I purchased mine from a distributor and they were shipped directly from U-Ace.

Here's my thread: https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/2nd-...ners-kagu.html

They look even better in person and look like they belong in the car. They have a backing on them that literally grips onto the OEM carpet. The rear liner coverage is excellent. They don't move or shift around. Glad to see Clazzio is going to sell them! I think they compliment their covers. Some pics below.

 

I really want a black carpet pair for mine! It seems like the Aries label only makes them in gray too. Well, let's see what Clazzio has up their sleeves for these mats.

 

The 3D liners are black and match the interior. The pics make them look gray. Not sure about the carpeted liners.

If possible, I'll try to get pics without flash later.

 

No the one's you have DO look black, but the ones people bought that are badged Aries3D look to be gray. Personally I'd rather have the ones you got

 

Wow, these look nice! I had to go out to a muddy jobsite this week and was really wishing I had something like these instead of the carpet OEM mats.

As a side note I did a little light mud riding in the Fit on the way out of the jobsite. She was digging, spinning, and sliding sideways, but I made it out....barely! I can't wait to replace the stock Dunlops with the Continental DWS tires that I have in mind. I'm sure they would have handled the mud a lot better. I didn't feel too bad though because the work trucks that were there had just about as hard a time as I did trying to make it back out to the road!

-Dustin