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Boot Buddy vs Hatchbag: which one is right for you?
Boot liners can drastically improve the cleanliness and appearance of your boot. However, it can sometimes be difficult to decide which boot liner is best for you. A lot of our potential customers have questions about our product in comparison to Boot Buddy’s liner. Whilst both products are quality liners, each have different qualities which will suit different tastes and needs. To help your purchasing decision, we’ve outlined the main similarities and differences of each.
This guide will include the following:
Boot Buddy vs. Hatchbag: A summary
The main similarities
- Each liner is manufactured in the UK
- Each design has been developed over a number of years
- Each liner is designed for a specific model of car
- Both designs are waterproof
- Each liner is easy to clean
- Each liner is durable
- Each liner is easy to fit
- Both designs are quality products
The main differences
Shape of the bootliners
Boot Buddy is a more rigid, boxy shape. The material is flexible enough to bend so that it’s easy to fit into the boot, but once in, it stands up as a box container for your stuff. According to users on Pet Forums, this means debris can get in between the liner and the seat. It also means that lights and plugs in your boot are blocked off and you lose some of your boot space. Style is based on personal preference however, and some may prefer the style and look of this liner.
Bootliner materials
Hatchbag is a softer material that moulds to the exact shape of your car. Every exposed area of the boot is fully protected. Dirt, debris and liquid cannot get in between the liner and the boot. This means you can place your muddy boots on the liner after walking trips without worrying about it damaging your car. Hatchbag means your boot space is maximised, as the material of the liner is softer. This means the material can easily be cut in to if you need access to your boot lights, plugs, bags or other features. The material will not snag when cutting, meaning it won’t compromise the overall performance of the product.
Security
The Hatchbag liner features hook fastener tabs to make it secure. Since the Boot Buddy liner is a more rigid shape, all you have to do is place it in your car and you are good to go. The Hatchbag liner is also as quick to fit, however uses hook fasteners to make it secure. We also supply fitting instructions and a fitting kit with all our models, and it doesn’t take long to put a liner in place.
Dog-friendliness
Travelling with a dog can often mean finding unwanted dog hairs, mud, a lingering smell and other surprises. Our Hatchbag liners prevent any water from seeping through the liner from wet dogs. As Hatchbag also has much softer material, it means road trips will be a much more comfortable experience for your dog. Cleaning is simple and straightforward, as you don’t need to remove the liner to wash it and it doesn’t need to go in the washing machine. In addition to keeping your car clean with our high-quality boot liners, we also supply a range of accessories that go even further towards protecting your car. Our odour control pet mats are quilted blankets which can absorb and eliminate dog smells.
Flexibility for different car models
Hatchbag works with a large variety of different car boots. Whereas Boot Buddy is designed in different sizes to fit different models, You can guarantee your Hatchbag will follow the contours of your boot, covering the sides and the back of the rear seats. It will mold itself to the style of your car and adjust to your exact needs. Below are some examples of the Hatchbag working on a Land Rover Discovery Sport, Mercedes Benz A Class and BMW 5 Series.
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