Bed liner too slippery

Is that a Kershaw Blur I spy?

Recently lost mine, been meaning to replace it with another.

 

It is.

Great little knife.

Lightweight.

Uber sharp.

Automatic opener....or close enough.

Reasonably priced.

My only gripe is the clip gets loose really easily. Minor gripe. Excellent knife.

 

Loctite blue will keep the screws holding the clip from loosening.

 

Gonna back 'em out....hit 'em with Blue and tighten them next time I sharpen it.

Thanks.

 

Cannot beat the Horse Mat from Tractor Supply. Inexpensive, non-slip, noise damping, cut to fit, added traction weight, heavy enough that no one is going to walk off with it. Have one on my Tacoma and one on my son’s Explorer.

 

OEM, no sliding around whatsoever.
http://trdparts4u.toyotaofdallas.com/scripts/prodView.asp?idproduct=29594

 

OEM. Only way to go

 

I just pulled the trigger on a coin grip mat. Got enough to put a runner across the front of my garage and will use a 5 foot section for my short box.
Total cost of $160. Killed two birds.

 

My local dealer said 82.00 for the bed mat.

 

OEM mat. Perfect fit and free shipping.

 

1/2" plywood (sheathing rated) for like $25 https://www.homedepot.com/p/15-32-in-x-4-ft-x-8-ft-3-Ply-RTD-Sheathing-166073/100067329
to upgrade to pressure treated for like $35

 

Sometimes I think the OEM mat is too skid-resistant. Mostly, it's great!

 

I have a bed rug in my Duramax and a OEM rubber in my Taco, BR is much better on the knees when crawling to the back of bed. BR is a lot more money but I like it better, if you go OEM try your selling dealer, they gave me a big discount and I bought mine for $92 with tax.

 

I have the OEM. It's a good mat.

 

PM @gunny1005 if he is back, he’s worth it- try him first! Use PM though:
https://www.tacomaworld.com/members/gunny1005.126307/

 

The website is still up i bought one a month or so back just doesn't have the special going on.

 

cost on an OEM should be about $72.25, I'm a salesman at a Toyota dealer and my employee "discount" is 15% over cost and I paid $85

 

The OEM mat is fantastic.

 

OEM mat is great but also super grippy, hard to slid things on it ie boxes and stuff

 

Bought a Westin mat from AutoAnything right after I got my '17. It's non-slip and at the time was a better buy than the OEM. Of course it doesn't have "TOYOTA" embossed on it (but I'm pretty good at remembering the brand and model of my truck). I've found AutoAnything to be willing to negotiate price on just about any product I've ever bought from them. Generally you can save 10-20% just by asking.