I started with a RF cover, no better than a towel TBH.
Switched to MudButts, that was a revelation. Actually kept the seat clean and dry after the wettest rides, and well long enough to cover the sides and front of the seat too.
Got a pair of the Scuvvers on their Kickstarter, they had a big job to match the Mudbutts and they've done well. While not quite as large or thick (which is nice in some ways) they are just as effective at keeping the seats clean, and having them just hanging around in the car ready to deploy is great.
They are a touch fussy to roll up neatly again, and I find that I have to be careful to pull enough fabric up so that when I sit down they don't pull on the headrest. Otherwise, I like them. Surprisingly compact for what they are, and no issue with blocking in-seat airbags.
April 9, 2024, 11:12 a.m. - Squint
I started with a RF cover, no better than a towel TBH. Switched to MudButts, that was a revelation. Actually kept the seat clean and dry after the wettest rides, and well long enough to cover the sides and front of the seat too. Got a pair of the Scuvvers on their Kickstarter, they had a big job to match the Mudbutts and they've done well. While not quite as large or thick (which is nice in some ways) they are just as effective at keeping the seats clean, and having them just hanging around in the car ready to deploy is great. They are a touch fussy to roll up neatly again, and I find that I have to be careful to pull enough fabric up so that when I sit down they don't pull on the headrest. Otherwise, I like them. Surprisingly compact for what they are, and no issue with blocking in-seat airbags.