Neoprene seat covers

RamP

RamP

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I mountain bike a whole lot. And sometimes find myself getting back in the Jeep covered in mud. So i start shopping around for seat covers. I've noticed a major price diference between the Wet Okele seat covers and the Quadratec covers. The Okeles are literally $300 more. Can someone explain why? Is the neoprene of a different quality? I understand you get what you pay for but that's a huge mark up.
Thanks.
 
im not a fan of the neoprene personally.

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cordura seems to make my butt sweat less. and 20 bucks a piece i dont really care what happens to them
 
Try Coverking. Ive nothing but good luck with them.

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Mitch over at TrekArmor has been great to deal with and explained a lot about their seat covers. Not cheap, but super fit, great look and they'll work with you on customized looks.
 
If I'd buy a set of covers, I would go with trek-armor. Fully water proof, molle system so you can attach any kind of military style pockets, gives you more storage, looks great, fits like a glove, and can be purchased with seat heater and lumbar support :thumb: I've done lot of searches and these are the best I've found.
 
RamP said:
I mountain bike a whole lot. And sometimes find myself getting back in the Jeep covered in mud. So i start shopping around for seat covers. I've noticed a major price diference between the Wet Okele seat covers and the Quadratec covers. The Okeles are literally $300 more. Can someone explain why? Is the neoprene of a different quality? I understand you get what you pay for but that's a huge mark up.
Thanks.
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I run the neoprene covers. Bought mine on line so I can't talk to the differences but I do like them the do the job well and cover the entire seat. I bought them two tone and a bit too light for the dog paw prints I get. All and all happy with them. I believe I have the okeles.
 
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Holeshot said:
If I'd buy a set of covers, I would go with trek-armor. Fully water proof, molle system so you can attach any kind of military style pockets, gives you more storage, looks great, fits like a glove, and can be purchased with seat heater and lumbar support :thumb: I've done lot of searches and these are the best I've found.
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I agree and these are definitely something I want.
 
Trail JK said:
Just run across them... They are coverking brand. They are $199 and on special through quadratic rear seats for free.



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Price must've gone up I just bought those exact ones on quadratec for $169
 
Trail JK said:
Just run across them... They are coverking brand. They are $199 and on special through quadratic rear seats for free.



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Almost the same ones I have. I like the ability to take them off and wash them. In the summer without the doors in the dusty areas I wheel in I am very grateful for them.
 
Chiromancer said:
Mitch over at TrekArmor has been great to deal with and explained a lot about their seat covers. Not cheap, but super fit, great look and they'll work with you on customized looks.
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So they will do some things with the colors? I was wanting the coyote as the main color and Olive drab inserts, all colors they carry.
 
Oscar the Grouch said:
im not a fan of the neoprene personally.

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cordura seems to make my butt sweat less. and 20 bucks a piece i dont really care what happens to them
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I've had experience with neoprene seat covers and if you get them too wet...swamp butt for you. I have cordura and super happy. hope this helps!
 
Neoprene is nice but UV killed them in two years. I should've used 303, and should spray the roll bar liners. But you know how things go. I'm trying ballistic nylon on the fronts and they seem to wear better.
 
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