In my search for custom fit EF Civic Floormats, I've finally found someone that still sells them! It's jdmfire.com, and the direct link is: http://www.jdmfire.com/EF-Custom-Fit...RX8891BKEF.htm. However, I haven't been able to find ANY feedback on the quality of these things anywhere on the Internet. Has anyone used these or heard about them before? They look great on the site, but I'm concerned if they are as heavy as the OEM mats. I've bought eBay mats before that looked great but ended up being light and flimsy. Anyone have any thoughts on these?

 

Looks about the same as anything from ebay, EF logo looks lame too. If you are looking for a nice OEM quality, correct fitting mat, check out customautoacessories.com. Probably run you about $120, but they are nice and fit like a glove. Talk to Rich...nice guy and very helpful.

 

They are Lloyd's mats. carid.com
The closet thing I could find to custom fit.

 

I had a set of mats like the ones linked in OP. The bottom of the mats would slip and not grip the car's carpet

 

but you dont drive a EF

 

i personally wouldn't rock them because i don't drive an ef, mine are an ed3 and an ed6. thankfully though i have oem floor mats in meh condition.

these floor mats you posted o/p look to be thin and flimsy like the ones you'd find and walmart or your local auto parts store.

 

They are very thin but extremely heavy. They cover more than the factory mats ever did. I invested in these mats to protect my carpet. They do the job and have never slipped. If you are looking for a great mat that will protect your car and look great..... The Lloyds Mats are the way to go. I stand behind Products I know work... This is not a Walmart or AutoZone mat.

 

Well, it seems like the consensus is that these mats are about as flimsy as all the other ones I've seen. I think I might just wait to see if I can find some OEM ones that someone is selling. Thanks for everyone's input and help!

 

I realize I drive an ED6 and not an EF, thanks for pointing out the obvious, great post bro!

 

those Lloyd mats look like business

 

GoodLuck with that. They were less than $50 shipped, brand new, and the closest protection to stock I could find. My factory Mats slip.... That's why I removed them for replacement.

 

That's because they are from a home repair store... They look like the product you but down for time floor preparation, except with nubs on the bottom. In my opinion they look trashy and if you hadn't posted pictures showing the bottom, I would have though that it was the material I mentioned before... May as well just get some garbage bags and line the floor.

 

If the option is aftermarket universal fit mats versus those mats versus hold out and hope you find some OE mats in good condition, those are better than no mats or universal fit mats.

 

Diamond plate FTW!

 

No, you don't want to do that. The reason being, if you hit the NAAAWWWZZZ the floor will drop out on you.

 

Why dont you just go to the dealer and get factory ones?

 

Because discontinued...

 

Too Each His Own.