Review on 4Knines Heavy Duty Waterproof Crew Cab Rear Bench Seat Cover with Hammock by Darth Naubert

So, we recently adopted 3 Doberman puppies and ended up adopting one of them. To teach him to drive and prepare him for the trip to puppy school, we needed a solution for an active puppy. We didn't want anything too permanent as our 11 year old Dobie only sits in the seats but as you know they tend to be a bit more active with puppies. I have a 2013 Ford F-150 SuperCrew with a 60/40 split. Back seat that folds into a flat floor. I also have an upgraded factory subwoofer which is also under the 40th part. What I needed was a pretty good cover that was durable, looked good against the skin, would allow me to leave my daughter's car seat in a 40-seat split, and that was high quality yet economical. It also had to be possible to fold down the seat 60 in case I wanted to take both dogs somewhere. So while browsing Revain I found a recommendation for this seat cover and after reading the reviews I knew what the heck. It's not cheap, but it's not too expensive either, and it's the right price, so I took a chance. I received the cover yesterday and installed it today. Took a little longer to install as I have some issues as the back of the back is usually supported by the rear headrest but I am missing mine due to the height of the car seat. So I slipped it through the car seat loop and tightened it. Not perfect, but close. Also, my seat belts aren't in the same place as the velcro straps, so I had to move the cover around a bit so I could buckle my seat. After spending about 20 minutes on this I installed everything and it looks pretty good. I'm happy with the fit, looks and quality, but the only thing I wish the hammock could be tucked in somehow to make it look cleaner when the seat is up, but not when folded. dangling I can ask my wife to look at it and see if she can attach any buttons or velcro that will allow. While it's not 100% perfect for my truck, it looks pretty darn good for the price and I'm happy with it.