Bed floor options?

I have a spray in bed liner (5.6 bed) with tonneau cover, and was looking for a floor liner. Seems the 3 best options are Bed Rug, DeeZee, and the Toyota factory floor liner. What does everbody like; pros or cons? Is the Bed Rug carpet; like indoor/outdoor carpet? Thanks in advance.

 

I have the DEEZEE rubber mat over my sprayed liner and really like it everything stays put.

 

I have the Toyota bed mat. The soft rubber is easy on the knees and it is heavy enough to stay in place without any velcro or screws. I received a discount coupon for Toyota parts when I bought my truck so the Toyota mat was only about $10 more than the competitors and I knew that it would fit without trimming.

 

Bought the Toyota rubber bed mat. Fits nice and easy to remove and hose off if needed.

 

Toyota bedmat. No complaints

 

I have the Bedrug Bed Mat too. Agree with @RowdyRon - very easy on the knees when crawling to the front to load. Also nice since the tonneau is not 100% waterproof, water that gets in goes under the rug and things in the bed stay more dry.

 

Have the exact same thing and love it.

 

I have one of these so I can drag stuff from the cab end of my bed. Saves lots of crawling. It sits on top of my drivers bed rail under my camper shell.
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Thanks everybody! I ended up with a Bed Rug. I think it will be fine; it fits great and looks great. Two things surprised me: it is extremely light weight - the box weighed more than the liner, and I feel a little funny inside having paid $170 (Amazon) for a squrited out piece of closed cell foam. Pretty amazing manufacturing process to get the two textures. Like I said it should do the job nicely. Thanks for the suggestions!

 

I just got my truck Line-X'ed (Premium) last week. The owner of the Line-X place recommended NOT putting in a bed mat. He said there was no need and it would just keep in moisture underneath. He then pointed to his truck in the lot that has been Line-X'ed for 10 years (or so he says), bragged about the durability and said he never used a mat on top the coating. I took all this with a good load of skepticism. The point of the mat, as you all point out, is to save on the knees, better prevent stuff from moving about, and in my view adding a bit of protection to the Line-X (i.e., say you are hauling cinder blocks or a bricks). If the main concern is moisture, that calls into question the the integrity of the coating - - and with Line-X that shouldn't be an issue.

 

The nice thing about the bed rug (I have one too) is it is very porous and does not trap moisture under the mat. If it ever does get wet it dries very quickly (underneath too)

 

I assume you'd just pull out the rug before getting a load of top soil or mulch, correct? Or, assuming you forgot to pull the rug out and a load of topsoil would end up on it, by mistake would it wash off pretty easily?