ROKBLOKZ Mud Flaps - feedback / reviews?

[Onestepmore]

Ok...so I'm heading off to a road rally to be a heavy sweep in two weeks. My 2023 Bronco Badlands Sasquatch has a few scratches but I know I'll be running crazy on gravel roads and I'm worried about beating the crap out of my paint. So I found these mud flaps "ROKBLOKZ" has anyone heard anything about these and has anyone bought them. I don't intend to keep them on all the time they are easily removed but I wanted something for this fall race to keep from eating my Bronco up. Any thoughts or suggestions are greatly appreciated...Amos

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[Tdub0527]

I don’t personally own them but have researched mud flaps extensively. Rokblokz are incredibly popular and highly recommended on this site. There are plenty of threads talking about them if you want to read more. Only downfall is the cost which if you can afford these would be be most people’s mudflaps of choice if you want got be able to take on and off.

 

[Onestepmore]

I don’t personally own them but have researched mud flaps extensively. Rokblokz are incredibly popular and highly recommended on this site. There are plenty of threads talking about them if you want to read more. Only downfall is the cost which if you can afford these would be be most people’s mudflaps of choice if you want got be able to take on and off.

Thanks so much for the quick reply!!! I'll start digging around to see what others say. I've been a sweep on this rally in my 2015 Jeep Rubicon and it got beat up...I'm sweating thinking of how the rocks are going to eat off my paint on my new Bronco. Thanks again!!!

 

[Tdub0527]

Some good videos on YouTube that show their performance and ease of installation. I am buying too many accessories after just purchasing the vehicle so I got cheaper Mabett mudflaps with the intention of upgrading to these down the road. Rokblokz won’t disappoint from the reviews and videos I’ve watched. Have fun in your trip!

 

[OutlawOBX]

I run the xl long on mine (front only). I originally purchased the mabett mudflaps because of the price and regretted it. If you have a Sasquatch with running boards they protect the body pretty well. I put the deployable running boards on and needed something to protect the body. Every now and then a rock can get around them, but very rare from my experience. The tires are terrible for picking up rocks so I don’t know if there is a 100% protection mud flap.

 

[604Bronco]

Lots of helpful threads will come up to help you out.

 

[Bronco72]

I have the XL Long on my Wildtrak Sas along with the factory running boards — love them. As OutlawOBX states nothings 100% but these do a great job! Get them in all black because it helps them blend into the wheel-well - appears like a shadow line.

 

[Glade Runner]

Ok...so I'm heading off to a road rally to be a heavy sweep in two weeks. My 2023 Bronco Badlands Sasquatch has a few scratches but I know I'll be running crazy on gravel roads and I'm worried about beating the crap out of my paint. So I found these mud flaps "ROKBLOKZ" has anyone heard anything about these and has anyone bought them. I don't intend to keep them on all the time they are easily removed but I wanted something for this fall race to keep from eating my Bronco up. Any thoughts or suggestions are greatly appreciated...Amos

I have set.

Assembled them last weekend.

Still waiting for Ford to send me my Bronco to put them on…

They assembled easily, but for the cost I shouldn’t have to do any assembly.

The hardware I received was not the standard rust prone black shown in all the reviews here. It is either stainless or chrome plated.

They appear to be as advertised/expected, but as noted my Bronco isn’t here yet to give an actual review.

 

[Onestepmore]

I don’t personally own them but have researched mud flaps extensively. Rokblokz are incredibly popular and highly recommended on this site. There are plenty of threads talking about them if you want to read more. Only downfall is the cost which if you can afford these would be be most people’s mudflaps of choice if you want got be able to take on and off.

Some good videos on YouTube that show their performance and ease of installation. I am buying too many accessories after just purchasing the vehicle so I got cheaper Mabett mudflaps with the intention of upgrading to these down the road. Rokblokz won’t disappoint from the reviews and videos I’ve watched. Have fun in your trip!

Thanks for the support...I always hate wasting money if I can avoid it but I have learned you get what you pay for. I'll put some pictures up after the rally...if you ever get a chance volunteer to be a sweep with your Bronco (pulling out small cars) do it...they are all over the country...it's Awesome!!!...

 

[EOSeabee]

I have a set of the standard length. Had them on my ‘22 Badlands. I took them off after adding a new bumper and winch because the extra weight on the front caused them to rub. They worked great for me though.

 

[1MtnBronco]

My first mod to my OB SAS 4 Door were the ROKBLOKZ mud flaps and they do not disappoint. Have used them in very heavy deep snow, dirt roads with plenty of gravel and highway with no damage to my rig. Expensive but worth it...

 

[Onestepmore]

My first mod to my OB SAS 4 Door were the ROKBLOKZ mud flaps and they do not disappoint. Have used them in very heavy deep snow, dirt roads with plenty of gravel and highway with no damage to my rig. Expensive but worth it...

That's just what I wanted to hear...Thanks!!! I do like that they come off pretty quick...

 

[Gene]

Ok...so I'm heading off to a road rally to be a heavy sweep in two weeks. My 2023 Bronco Badlands Sasquatch has a few scratches but I know I'll be running crazy on gravel roads and I'm worried about beating the crap out of my paint. So I found these mud flaps "ROKBLOKZ" has anyone heard anything about these and has anyone bought them. I don't intend to keep them on all the time they are easily removed but I wanted something for this fall race to keep from eating my Bronco up. Any thoughts or suggestions are greatly appreciated...Amos

I have Rokblokz on my 22 BD. I love them.

 

[Altitude]

I have them on mine, and I really like them. I hated spending that much for a set of mud flaps, but they work really well and what I like most about them is that they are flexible enough that you can do some light off-roading and snow play without worrying about breaking them like the hard ABS options. They are flexible enough to pin to the rock rail up front, but not so soft that they flop around.

 

[FreedomRider]

First accessory I bought. Very durable, and they do a great job. Protect that sweet red paint.

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