🪑 Covercraft SVR1001BK Seat Glove: The Ultimate Protective Seat Cover Review

The covers are excellent, only the armbands are too small for the hands. They were too tight and didn't slide on the seat armrests.

They fit great, look good. The sleeves on the sleeves are too tight, I cut them off and sewed an elastic band at the bottom, and now they fit perfectly and are easy to put on and take off.

Was hoping for a slightly tighter fit. No slots for seat controls or seat belts. The armrests are very narrow and a bit shorter. In general, they cover and are better than the last ones to rot. The color goes well with the cockpit area.

They look good and really make my van look better. However, they do not cover the entire back of the seat (just the top), which is not shown in the photo. Also, the armrests are quite narrow and don't cover the entire armrest. One of my armrest pads was also missing so I now have to contact the manufacturer as Revain couldn't help.

I have a 1987 Telstar Champion on a Ford E350 Van chassis. This seat covers the back about 4 inches longer. I cut out some foam to fill the space and it looks good. Handbags do not fit but are not attached to the lid, so optional. The material is thick and should hold up. Good quality adjustable straps. The label said the material contained cancer-causing chemicals. You had to find that out before buying as they were more expensive than many other options.

The cover appears to be well made and would match our Coachmen Pursuit captain's chairs perfectly if the color in the photos were correct. Unfortunately this is not the case, rather it was a glaring mismatch that resulted in an immediate return. (We ordered a tanning kit instead, so we love the product itself.) Here's the thing. The dark parts, including the sides, the bridges on the back and the accents on the arms are finished in dark black. Not dark grey. Black as coal. The images look like…