I don't have a Jeep yet.... but thinking of buying one.

I know that the wet okele seat covers are for Jeeps....
but they also make them for cars so i bought some for
my Mazda Protege.

Ive noticed that in only abt 2 years time.... they are
starting to wear.... break down .... from the sun I
suppose.

Are there any other seat covers better or worth
checking?

What abt just some covers made form a nylon such as
Cordura nylon.... or maybe a smooth faced nylon for
easier sliding in/out?

The wet okele are made of wet suit material and as such
have some "padding" to them. I really do NOT need
padding in a seat cover.... only durability and easy
off/on.

Advice or opinions?

 

No, I bought a pair of the neoprene and they are harder to keep clean. I
wish I would have gotten the Bestop's. You can wipe them off with a wet
rag and are virtually waterproof. Next time for sure! :)

john63401@yahoo.com wrote:

>>Look at Bestop's.
>
>
> Do you have a pair of them?

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No, I bought a pair of the neoprene and they are harder to keep clean. I
wish I would have gotten the Bestop's. You can wipe them off with a wet
rag and are virtually waterproof. Next time for sure! :)

john63401@yahoo.com wrote:

>>Look at Bestop's.
>
>
> Do you have a pair of them?

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>No, I bought a pair of the neoprene and they are harder to keep clean. I
>wish I would have gotten the Bestop's. You can wipe them off with a wet
>rag and are virtually waterproof. Next time for sure! :)

So you got the wet okele brand as well.... like mine?

And are a bit disappointed with them?

 

>No, I bought a pair of the neoprene and they are harder to keep clean. I
>wish I would have gotten the Bestop's. You can wipe them off with a wet
>rag and are virtually waterproof. Next time for sure! :)

So you got the wet okele brand as well.... like mine?

And are a bit disappointed with them?

 

john63401@yahoo.com (john63401@yahoo.com) wrote on Tuesday 02 September 2003
10:07 am:

> I don't have a Jeep yet.... but thinking of buying one.
>
> I know that the wet okele seat covers are for Jeeps....
> but they also make them for cars so i bought some for
> my Mazda Protege.
>
> Ive noticed that in only abt 2 years time.... they are
> starting to wear.... break down .... from the sun I
> suppose.
>
> Are there any other seat covers better or worth
> checking?
>
> What abt just some covers made form a nylon such as
> Cordura nylon.... or maybe a smooth faced nylon for
> easier sliding in/out?
>
> The wet okele are made of wet suit material and as such
> have some "padding" to them. I really do NOT need
> padding in a seat cover.... only durability and easy
> off/on.
>
> Advice or opinions?

4wd.com has Outland neoprene seat covers on sale. Buy the front seat pair
and get the rear seat for free. But they've got the padding.
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fill the world with fools." -Herbert Spencer, 1891

 

john63401@yahoo.com (john63401@yahoo.com) wrote on Tuesday 02 September 2003
10:07 am:

> I don't have a Jeep yet.... but thinking of buying one.
>
> I know that the wet okele seat covers are for Jeeps....
> but they also make them for cars so i bought some for
> my Mazda Protege.
>
> Ive noticed that in only abt 2 years time.... they are
> starting to wear.... break down .... from the sun I
> suppose.
>
> Are there any other seat covers better or worth
> checking?
>
> What abt just some covers made form a nylon such as
> Cordura nylon.... or maybe a smooth faced nylon for
> easier sliding in/out?
>
> The wet okele are made of wet suit material and as such
> have some "padding" to them. I really do NOT need
> padding in a seat cover.... only durability and easy
> off/on.
>
> Advice or opinions?

4wd.com has Outland neoprene seat covers on sale. Buy the front seat pair
and get the rear seat for free. But they've got the padding.
--
Michael White "To protect people from the effects of folly is to
fill the world with fools." -Herbert Spencer, 1891

 

>4wd.com has Outland neoprene seat covers on sale. Buy the front seat pair
>and get the rear seat for free. But they've got the padding.

That's the problem tho..... I do NOT think neoprene is
the best material for seat covers.

Neoprene doesn't hold up well to sunlight exposure.

I think a coated nylon would be a better material.....
with no padding.

 

>4wd.com has Outland neoprene seat covers on sale. Buy the front seat pair
>and get the rear seat for free. But they've got the padding.

That's the problem tho..... I do NOT think neoprene is
the best material for seat covers.

Neoprene doesn't hold up well to sunlight exposure.

I think a coated nylon would be a better material.....
with no padding.

 

>> I think a coated nylon would be a better material.....
>> with no padding.
>
>Looks like I'll find out...

OK...wel let us know what you think after using them
awhile.

Im just saying that Im disappointed with the wet okole
seat covers. I took them off to was them last week and
noticed they had degraded pretty quickly due to
sunlight exposure...... and this was in a Mazda Protege
that has a roof..... not a Jeep with no top on it.