Smittybilt seat covers
- Thread starter prepmech
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adrenaline503
Explorer
Wow, those are really cool, they dont seem to offer that much coverage. I think I would want to put them over another set. Do you know of anyone with a Nissan Frontier or Xterra you could try them on?
adrenaline503
Explorer
Sure, that would be great.prepmech said:
24HOURSOFNEVADA
Expedition Leader
prepmech said:
That's the only place I've found them too.
XXXpedition
Explorer
they look awesome!!!
how do they fit?
i know they're adjustable, but how snugg cn you get them? do they move much when you move on your seat?
thx
sven
how do they fit?
i know they're adjustable, but how snugg cn you get them? do they move much when you move on your seat?
thx
sven
stick
Adventurer
I've been thinking of getting those for my YJ in the olive drab green. I'm glad to see someone post more info about them with some real pics. I was a bit skeptical of how the actually look and the quality of the material. You never know about that when you look at a pic in the magazine. They always look good in a catalog, but at $100 each, I didn't want to throw my money away for something that was a poor quality product. Good to hear that you are happy with them. Thanks for posting.
prepmech
Observer
The cover fits great on the seat backs and can be snugged down as tight as you want. The bottoms are held in place by an elastic cord, it is not quite as strong as I would like, but it has been keeping it in place so far.
The larger bags on the seat backs do take out a lot of leg room for the rear seat. The bags that come with the cover aren't the easiest to remove and replace. I can remove the lower bags to give rear passengers more room, but it takes a while. I'm thinking about trying some different bags down there that are compatable with the plastic molle clips to speed things up. I can still fold my rear seat down with them in place though. The camelbacks I am going to be adding are going to be thin, so hopefully I will be able to leave them in place. The good thing I guess is that I don't have rear seat passengers that often.
The material is pretty thick, I'm not worried about tearing them.
The larger bags on the seat backs do take out a lot of leg room for the rear seat. The bags that come with the cover aren't the easiest to remove and replace. I can remove the lower bags to give rear passengers more room, but it takes a while. I'm thinking about trying some different bags down there that are compatable with the plastic molle clips to speed things up. I can still fold my rear seat down with them in place though. The camelbacks I am going to be adding are going to be thin, so hopefully I will be able to leave them in place. The good thing I guess is that I don't have rear seat passengers that often.
The material is pretty thick, I'm not worried about tearing them.
adrenaline503
Explorer
No worries, I just bought a set of Nissan seat covers that these would eventfully go over.