Natural Wood Bead Seat Cover Massage Cool Cushion

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   Y. Yoon permalink

   October 5, 2010

   Review by Y. Yoon for Natural Wood Bead Seat Cover Massage Cool Cushion
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   I live in Southern California and the weather in the summer can be horrible! Even if my car was somewhat cooled down by the air conditioner, the seat always was still hot. My back would burn and sweat as I drive and I’d feel very irritable.
   
   This item really surprised me at first because of how well it worked. I get a massage just by sitting in it and it feels really cool. This item now sooths my back and gives me a peace of mind while driving. I HIGHLY recommend this for drivers who feel discomfort while driving because of the heat.

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   Tom Cantlon permalink

   October 5, 2010

   Review by Tom Cantlon for Natural Wood Bead Seat Cover Massage Cool Cushion
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   Most bead seats only cover part of the seat or part of the back but this one acutally covers it all.

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   Captain Tetanus permalink

   October 5, 2010

   Review by Captain Tetanus for Natural Wood Bead Seat Cover Massage Cool Cushion
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   I have a ’93 Chrysler town and country with leather squishy seats. The leather is very hot and then the seats are made too soft so you kinda sink in creating humid and breezless conditions for the crotch and the booty. Most unpleasant when combined with no air conditioning. I may be traveling in northern Wisconsin, but a hot summer day in an unairconditioned vehicle with leather seats is the same no matter where you are. So I ordered 2 of these. They are very nice, but those two shoulder straps on the cover did’t work with my van because my seat has a single head rest bar rather than two small poles holding it. I think this will work if your headrest is the two metal poles style and it’s removeable. Mine is neither. So I cut off the straps and luckily they were put on seperately so it didn’t fall apart. I then wove more string into the giant holed beads and tied it to my seat. Worked very well. Took a couple hours to do it all, but the job is done and the booty is much cooler. The beads a comfy to sit on with the exception that I have semi-long semi-curly hair and thesae beaded seat covers pull out long hair, so I’ve put thin sheet material over the backs of the seats and now all is well.

   I’d like to say here that leather car upholstry sucks. If you’re considering leather upholstry just don’t do it. It scratches up, it dries up and cracks, it feels terrible whether it’s too hot and buring you or not aloowing your backside to breath or freezing you in winter. Fabric is the way to go. Also, the leather they use today is much lower quality than what they used in the ’93 sweatmobile mentioned above. It’s thinner and much more easily damaged and if you have dark clothes on a light colored leather the color rubs off onto the seat and doesn’t come off.

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   A. Perkins permalink

   October 5, 2010

   Review by A. Perkins for Natural Wood Bead Seat Cover Massage Cool Cushion
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   beads are nice, seem to be built well. however it isn’t long enough to cover the whole seat.

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   S. Vincent permalink

   October 5, 2010

   Review by S. Vincent for Natural Wood Bead Seat Cover Massage Cool Cushion
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   This installed OK in a Honda CR-V using the removable headrest. There is nothing to anchor the bottom, but that’s OK. The photo implies that it hangs over the front edge of the seat, but mine stops on the seat surface about an inch short of the front edge. Seems to work OK for the intended function of providing air circulation behind my back and under my bum. I do have to wonder a bit about durability since it moves around a good bit on the seat as you get in and out and the connecting fibers between the beads don’t appear too strong. The inability to spell words correctly on the packaging (i.e. “trukc” instead of “truck”) makes you wonder a bit about quality control.

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