97XJ Jeeper
Semper Fi
- Location
- Southeast Iowa
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Super Seat Covers
- Thread starter rokclimbertx
- Start date
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Ray H
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Falling Waters, WV
I bet if someone contacted Raingler, they would make similar covers and they would probably be of better material and better fitting.
97XJ2
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Wisconsin & the U.P.
Never heard of 'em but they're site's down. I'll check back, would there be enough interest if we had to buy a bunch for them to do it?
Ray H
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Falling Waters, WV
Yep, I just noticed their site is down. I wonder if they are still selling their stuff retail or just through dealers now?
I dont know if they would make them or not. When I saw the seat covers, I just thought that would be a cool product for them to make and they are good people and make good quality stuff.
EDIT: There site is back up now. It says they no longer sell directly but Im sure you could contact them to see if they would consider adding this type of seat cover to their product list.
I dont know if they would make them or not. When I saw the seat covers, I just thought that would be a cool product for them to make and they are good people and make good quality stuff.
EDIT: There site is back up now. It says they no longer sell directly but Im sure you could contact them to see if they would consider adding this type of seat cover to their product list.
97XJ2
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Wisconsin & the U.P.
Well I'll try, looked around the web last nite and saw some of there other products, looks like quality stuff.
97XJ2
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Wisconsin & the U.P.
Guess what? Supposedly they are out for the XJ now. Well at least they say that now, they appear to be the same "cut" as the wrangler ones, I'll be checking that and checking back.
http://www.4wd.com/jeep-parts.aspx?cid=30&jeep-sid=475&plID=1172
http://www.4wd.com/jeep-parts.aspx?cid=30&jeep-sid=475&plID=1172
XJ Eric
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Allegheny National Forest
Never could figure out why anyone would trust a PLASTIC D ring to hold anything of any importance..
Whats so great about em?
Prepmech
NAXJA Member #981
- Location
- Neoga/Decatur, IL
Light weight, little noise, easy to unhook, don't have to unthread from molle gear in order to release. They aren't the best for heavy gear, but for lightweight stuff they are great. The "teeth" on the end of the clasp on metal carabiners always get hooked on my molle webbing when I am trying to unhook them, which makes it a pain to get them off quickly. The key is to use the best product for the job. I use the grimlocks for small stuff for the same reason that I don't use log chain to tie my boots.
XJ Eric
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Allegheny National Forest
LOL, good point
