[Nath4n]

It's not exactly what I hoped for, but hey, still not too shabby.

https://www.rigum.cz/en/nabizime/gum...19-/?brand=170

[thenew3]

Originally Posted by Nath4n

It's not exactly what I hoped for, but hey, still not too shabby.

https://www.rigum.cz/en/nabizime/gum...19-/?brand=170

Do you have to take it out to fold the 3rd row seats up?

[Nath4n]

Originally Posted by thenew3

Do you have to take it out to fold the 3rd row seats up?

There are probably multiple possible ways. It's soft enough to just roll off the third row.

Moved by the third row on its own. Probably if one could fix it somehow to the seats, it could be set&forget but not sure about squeezing it in between the seats and plastic covers is a good idea:


Rolled over seats (eventually over stuff in a trunk)


Just rolled off the seats:


I would rather have a full cover (leather included) but the time of waiting for something (Canvasback looked promising but the fact it's made out of many pieces it's kinda misses the point) and the need to move dogs and other stuff, I come across this and saw around 35$, were the reasons to give it a try.

Btw: There is no adhesive or velcro at the bottom, just rubber spikes which holds it in place quite well.

[Dexter1110]

I guess it depends on what we’re carrying. For building materials/liquids I don’t trust upholstery to protect as well as plastic. For animals it seems fine.
I got the Weathertech behind 3rd row, which is there most of the time for daily use (we have 3 kids and one child is in the 3rd row, while the seat next to him is down for more cargo). Great job protecting from grocery/lunchbox spills, dirty cleats, etc.
I also have the Weathertech behind 2nd row with the bumper protector that I swap-in when I want to haul more stuff (building materials, cement blocks, etc.). I like the thick plastic and lip that contains spills. Awesome protection. Also like the bumper protector that protects the lower hatch and rolls-up when not needed (with velcro tie). It is thinner than the mat itself, but does a good job while remaining pliable. I dislike that this setup does not protect the leather rests of the third row. We don’t have dogs so don’t care to protect the upholstery behind the 3rd row from pet hair/dander, but the expensive stitched leather of the 3rd row requires care when placing building materials. In addition, the leather gets dusty from the building materials.
My ultimate setup would be Weathertech-level protection but that covers the leather bits of the 3rd row. A single design that would adapt to behind 2nd vs 3rd row on-the-go would be awesome but none of the options I’ve seen does it all…

[Cattack]

We were very happy with our canvasback purchase. It covered the third row and more importantly did not require any effort when the third row was in use. We liked it enough to order one for our Volvo XC90 - also got their dog bag and duffle. More details on our google review with pic.

https://goo.gl/maps/rhS3gEumzbcqypAa6

[Hammer110!]

Can’t say enough about the canvas back system. Offers the most coverage I could find. High quality product excellent customer service. Also as an owner of a Yukon in CO house the best part is that the system stays in tact with the raise of 3rd row seats which most other systems require a change of mats. We are super happy with ours. Pic of third row up and down. Pics of side protection won’t load but they fit great

[Parmus]

Originally Posted by elp

Interim solution until some company can come up with a custom made solution. Not the best fit or look but functional.

I bought this after your original post, and agreed—for me it’s functionality is good and I wanted to cover the whole back area, arm rests included. The look not so great, but I only need it for certain circumstances. The thing I do like is that it folds up pretty small and fits in the lower compartment of the cargo area.

[Phasers]

Originally Posted by Hammer110!

Can’t say enough about the canvas back system. Offers the most coverage I could find. High quality product excellent customer service. Also as an owner of a Yukon in CO house the best part is that the system stays in tact with the raise of 3rd row seats which most other systems require a change of mats. We are super happy with ours. Pic of third row up and down. Pics of side protection won’t load but they fit great

Whoa! Link?

[Hammer110!]

Won’t disappoint:-)

https://www.canvasback.com/

[NYCillini]

Originally Posted by Hammer110!

Won’t disappoint:-)

https://www.canvasback.com/

Looks like not ideal for captain’s chair option. Is there a board favorite for those with the captain’s chairs?

[skids929]

Originally Posted by NYCillini

Looks like not ideal for captain’s chair option. Is there a board favorite for those with the captain’s chairs?

They have a Captains option, it's no different than the bench option. Fastens same, covers same.

I just ordered it, it's a great option, and maintains the levers and functionality of everything. Great option for those who actually use the car as a daily with a family.

[tartan43]

Originally Posted by m-prsev

I have had Canvasback in my prior 3 SUVs and given the few options for the X7 I did the same again. All the pieces are well made and cut perfectly to size. I even stepped it up with deviated stitching to match my Tartufo brown leather and also added the 24" bumper flap. Piece of mind protection.

Looks great! I have exactly the same color combination - did you choose the “rust” color thread? What happens to the bumper flap when you close the lower tailgate? Does it fall inside the trunk or do you have to fold it in before the upper tailgate closes?

[skids929]

Just installed my canvasback today veery happy with it. Install is a little tricky for our car because of the taped velcro, but it works well once in.

I feel like I can just throw whatever back there without worry now.

[tartan43]

Originally Posted by skids929

Just installed my canvasback today veery happy with it. Install is a little tricky for our car because of the taped velcro, but it works well once in.

I feel like I can just throw whatever back there without worry now.

So when you ordered the X7 cargo liner and specified second row captains they shipped covers for the second row?

[skids929]

Originally Posted by tartan43

So when you ordered the X7 cargo liner and specified second row captains they shipped covers for the second row?

No, it just covers the back of the 3rd row. Nothing for second row.

[jsmonet]

Originally Posted by NYCillini

Looks like not ideal for captain’s chair option. Is there a board favorite for those with the captain’s chairs?

yes, canvasback

[beemerb0y]

So, in a nuttshell, none of the various products discussed in this thread will covered the 3rd row leather armrest when the 3rd row seats are down. Terrible design by BMW

[Eugr]

Yeah, I was puzzled by that too. So I just carry some blankets in the subtrunk and cover 3rd row armrests when I have cargo there. Not fancy, but does the job.

[adamjs83]

Originally Posted by Cabby

Sorry was referring to this:

Attachment 2092420

Did you ever figure out which length to order?

[PinkNinja400Guy]

Looks like there haven't been any irl pictures of the 3d cargo liner posted yet. Here are some from my car. It doesn't cover the tailgate carpet. The flap design works well. It expands when folding down the third row and automatically folds again when bringing up the 3rd row, you never need to touch it.

The very back of the mat does have a lip. It would be better without the lip but ultimately it's a pretty minor issue. When you're sliding items (larger boxes, ikea furniture, water bottle packs, etc.) from the tailgate into the trunk, you have to make sure they start going over the lip. Fortunately the edge of the tailgate provides a good pivot point to make that easier; for longer boxes like ikea furniture it basically happens automatically due to the weight hanging off the tailgate. The 24-40 water bottle packages are the most annoying since they're heavy but short, so you can't pivot them on the tailgate edge, you have to actually lift them over the lip.

[X7M50_2021]

Originally Posted by PinkNinja400Guy

Looks like there haven't been any irl pictures of the 3d cargo liner posted yet. Here are some from my car. It doesn't cover the tailgate carpet. The flap design works well. It expands when folding down the third row and automatically folds again when bringing up the 3rd row, you never need to touch it.

The very back of the mat does have a lip. It would be better without the lip but ultimately it's a pretty minor issue. When you're sliding items (larger boxes, ikea furniture, water bottle packs, etc.) from the tailgate into the trunk, you have to make sure they start going over the lip. Fortunately the edge of the tailgate provides a good pivot point to make that easier; for longer boxes like ikea furniture it basically happens automatically due to the weight hanging off the tailgate. The 24-40 water bottle packages are the most annoying since they're heavy but short, so you can't pivot them on the tailgate edge, you have to actually lift them over the lip.

Can you tell me where you ordered this from? This was the design I was looking for which was similar to my previous GL550 and it worked great by automatically folding when the seats went up and down!

[PinkNinja400Guy]

Originally Posted by X7M50_2021

Can you tell me where you ordered this from? This was the design I was looking for which was similar to my previous GL550 and it worked great by automatically folding when the seats went up and down!

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08XT7JK8G

Or directly from the 3D website: https://3dmatsusa.com/collections/cu...42886850805920