Molded mud flaps or regular mud flaps

[dmaxmule]

I have searched this site for quite a while now looking for the right mud flap. It seems everyone says husky molded or kaydenco rubber flaps. I want the best working mud flap and it needs to be durable and IT MUST LOOK GOOD :D .
Can anyone help me? Thanks dmaxmule

[tophog]

I've had both, Husky molded flaps first but didn't provide adequate protection for me, especially after going with larger tires. Installed the Kaydenco (Duraflaps) a few months back and haven't looked back since. Very happy with them and they are tough and look great IMO. Dennis is a pleasure to work with, he'll hook you up.

[saywhat]

Also have the Kaydenco rear flaps(2 yrs.) and agree with Topdog.I think the molded flaps could get damaged if they hung up on something,not much flex.

[Lee_klm]

I agree, I have the GM molded flaps, which may look good, but are somewhat limited on protection.

[dmaxmule]

tophog, Do you have flaps on the front of your truck? I could not tell for sure. The Kaydenco flaps look good on the rear. Do you mind telling me which ones you got on the rear? Thanks dmaxmule

[NutNbutGMC]

I have the Kaydenco flaps on the rear (2500). I have had them, for going on two years and after 3 diesel soakings from a failed fuel system (injectors and pump) they are starting to curl up a bit, but all in all, they're tough. I like 'em.

[EXPSD]

These flaps sound great, do they come with brackets and are they relatively easy to install. What # is best for a 4/4 that will protect my fifth wheel? Thanks