Seat covers

CybrSlydr

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What do you guys have? I've read neoprene is bad as it shocks the shit out of you. Leather seems like a bad idea.

Something that wears well and water resistant, dirt and mud resistant, etc.

Thanks!

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I'm thinking about covers as well . However my daughter has some neoprene covers in her car ( not sure what brand ) and they spot with just water and look nasty from use! Are there neoprene that don't do that?? Hers are a light grey color?
 
The Jeep came to me with neoprene. They were very hot and sweaty. The black faded to a weird pinkish tan color. It's an awful material for seat covers.

A couple years ago, I switched to wool saddle blankets, carefully tucked, folded and pinned around the seats. They are incredibly comfortable in the heat and breath very well.
 
I run Bestop seat covers. They are textured vinyl so they will get hot in direct sun but sitting on them for long periods of time they are surprisingly not hot. Clean up easily as well.
 
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I have bestops too. My back can get a little sweaty but in the two years they have been on they appear to be very durable.

Ive always wanted saddle blankets that fit the seat similar to the bestops or bartract, but I have yet to find one that has supporting pictures/information.
 
What do you guys have? I've read neoprene is bad as it shocks the shit out of you. Leather seems like a bad idea.

Something that wears well and water resistant, dirt and mud resistant, etc.

Thanks!

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I started with the Bestop, and they were okay, a little sweaty on across states trips. Then I went for the Bartact covers. Love them, no issues, and they clean up the interior appearance really nice.
Ray
 
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Those Bartact are niiiiiice. Buddy of mine ordered a pair for his Tacoma after I showed him the Jeep ones. lol I'll check 'em out in his truck and see if I like 'em.
 
you will hate neoprene in TX, it will give you swamp ass! I was getting shocked all the time with mine but you won't have that problem, only here in the dry, cold winter.

Edit, scratch that you bought your TJ in TX, you live in OH...ok so you still will get swamp ass in the summer and get shocked in the winter.