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Haven't seen any reviews on these for the F150, so figured I'd put a small review here.
This is my third set of RokBlokz. I previously purchased them for a Fiesta ST RallyCross car and GMC Canyon. They're similar to the RallyArmor flaps, if you're familiar with those. I think they're at the sweet spot of cost (~$150), coverage, and durability.
They're no drill, but install is probably a little more involved than the WeatherTech or Husky option. I did it in around an hour. The first side of an axle took about 25 minutes, with the opposite side taking roughly 5. Once you have it figured out, it's a breeze. They offer a video walkthrough, and written online instructions, but no paper copy is shipped. It's a bit of a PITA to move back and forth between my phone and the truck. If the written instructions were a bit better, I would have just printed them out, but the video is extremely helpful, and almost mandatory.
I can't speak to the durability of this particular application, however I had zero issues with them on my previous vehicles.
Fit & finish is spot on, and offers varying adjustments. I've got a 2wd XL tow pig with skinnies, so I ran them as far in as I could - but if you're got wider tires, you can certainly adjust them for a bit more poke. The RB logo comes in a few different colors, or without any logo.
This is my third set of RokBlokz. I previously purchased them for a Fiesta ST RallyCross car and GMC Canyon. They're similar to the RallyArmor flaps, if you're familiar with those. I think they're at the sweet spot of cost (~$150), coverage, and durability.
They're no drill, but install is probably a little more involved than the WeatherTech or Husky option. I did it in around an hour. The first side of an axle took about 25 minutes, with the opposite side taking roughly 5. Once you have it figured out, it's a breeze. They offer a video walkthrough, and written online instructions, but no paper copy is shipped. It's a bit of a PITA to move back and forth between my phone and the truck. If the written instructions were a bit better, I would have just printed them out, but the video is extremely helpful, and almost mandatory.
I can't speak to the durability of this particular application, however I had zero issues with them on my previous vehicles.
Fit & finish is spot on, and offers varying adjustments. I've got a 2wd XL tow pig with skinnies, so I ran them as far in as I could - but if you're got wider tires, you can certainly adjust them for a bit more poke. The RB logo comes in a few different colors, or without any logo.
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