Review on 🐶 HAPYFOST Waterproof Front Seat Cover - Nonslip & Full Protection with Side Flaps for Most Cars, Trucks, SUVs - Dog Car Seat Covers by Nicole Walker

I drive my Jeep to the lake all the time and it's rare that either of us get dry on the way home so I needed waterproof seat covers. I've tried to solve this problem before but never found a cover that fits properly or stays in place when you get in or out of the car. This was my third try and it seems like the third time this charm. The material is layered, with a non-slip rubberized bottom and a quilted water-resistant top, and my first impression is that the cases are well made and the material is durable. Most impressive is the snug and stable fit. Each cover has a 1" wide woven compression strap with a polymer side buckle to secure the top of the cover to the seat's headrest and two 1" wide elastic straps with hook and loop fasteners, to attach the back and bottom of the cover. to your seats, but it's a 4" section of 1" PVC pipe that attaches to the underside of the cover at the junction of the floor and back and holds the cover in place really tight. It's attached with a 1-inch sling, and when you recline your seat as far forward as you can and slide the tube (quite a lot of resistance) through the narrow gap between the backrest and the floor, it pulls the backrest securely against the Fits and doesn't let it pull forward. The combination of three straps and a PVC tube keeps the cover in place really well and won't let it slip or slide when you get in or out. These covers also stretch around and protect the sides at the back and bottom of the seat and offer velcro for a full seat width front pocket for easy storage of small items (but I plan on keeping what I don't need in mine). There are no problems getting to the seat belts, but the front lever that lets you move the seat back and forth and the side lever that lets you recline the backrest are covered (I had no trouble locking the levers find and activate by feel through the reference material, so no problem, you just have to know). I think I'll be using a lot of this as it's summer and it really has nothing to do with the pandemic other than going to the lake.