Used this one in a busy entry hall where mud or snow are always being tracked in.  It looks fine and as expected (although slightly bolder colours would have been ideal).  We will see how well it actually holds up to mud and moisture. But I am optimistic.  In my installation, an underpaid is necessary, as the carpet is very thin.  I knew I had to cut the carpet to fit, and it cut easily, so I roughly fit it rather than just cutting off a straight line.  Then I sealed the edge with a glue gun to try to limit fraying, and that seems to be working well.