I've got the RF seat covers in my truck and while they're better than nothing, they're also not great. Not just an RF design issue though, it's just that seat covers with any kind of universal fit are really tough to do well. You can add extra straps so they fit more seats, but that adds complexity and cost. It's a tough category.
I also have some [MudButts](https://mudbutts.com) from the first batch several years ago (not sure if they're coming back or not) and they have their benefits, too, but are large rectangles so, again, not a consistent fit and you constantly have to rearrange them to make them fit. Great as changing mats or for protecting back seats, decent as seat covers, but still not perfect.
I love the look of the Scuvvers because you can just tuck 'em away when you don't need them. Might be the best job of managing the necessary compromises of seat covers I've seen.
April 9, 2024, 9:35 a.m. - Pete Roggeman
I've got the RF seat covers in my truck and while they're better than nothing, they're also not great. Not just an RF design issue though, it's just that seat covers with any kind of universal fit are really tough to do well. You can add extra straps so they fit more seats, but that adds complexity and cost. It's a tough category. I also have some [MudButts](https://mudbutts.com) from the first batch several years ago (not sure if they're coming back or not) and they have their benefits, too, but are large rectangles so, again, not a consistent fit and you constantly have to rearrange them to make them fit. Great as changing mats or for protecting back seats, decent as seat covers, but still not perfect. I love the look of the Scuvvers because you can just tuck 'em away when you don't need them. Might be the best job of managing the necessary compromises of seat covers I've seen.