HONCENMAX Kick Mat Car Seat Back Protector Waterproof Easy to Clean Multifunctional Organizer Storage Bag Travel Accessory PU Leather [2 Pack] Black

These seat cover fits well, staying tight to the seat, and looks like it came with the car. The product is easy to install, provides good protection and is made of high-quality material that feels like genuine leather. This is not bulky like some others I tried. Great value for the money!

Better quality than I thought they would be. Fitting was easy and they fitted the seats perfectly for my car.

Nice quality, thick, doesn't arrive all bent, looks very nice in my new car, pocket is good for holding wipe packets etc. Clips nicely under my seat. I didn't use the wrap around strap to make it tighter because that would show on the front of my seat. Also it works nice to hide the ugly straps of my purse holder thing. Very happy.

These covers look fantastic, like they belong. For a BMW X7 with the rear entertainment system (seat-back screens), instead of attaching the Velcro at the top around the arms of the front headrest, instead you put it around the housing for screens. The elasticated strap in the middle slides into the seat pocket (tidier than putting it all the way around the front seat) and it still hooks tightly enough under the seat to pull it flush. I was planning on cutting a hole for the screen, until I found this unintended way of fitting. Very happy! A pity I can’t attach photos

I bought these because of the unique way that they attach under the headrest. I wasn’t disappointed - not only easy, but better conforming than the typical “straps” used by pretty much every other protector. The material is nice and thick while pliable to stay nice and tight to the seat, even if it is naturally pretty inclined (I have a Kia Sedona, the seats fully power adjustable, but even with the auto movement upon power off, etc, the covers stay perfect). I did two things to make the covers more useful. First, the middle strap is just that - a large elastic band that goes over the seat, gets slid down to between the bottom and the back. Due to its design and my seats design, it didn’t want to tuck in between the two sections. However, power seats tend to have a “spine” with the electric for the lumbar adjustment, etc. - so I just took a binder ring and put it around the spine, and hooked the band to that. Voila - middle band tucked in. Repeated on the other side. A zip tie probably would have worked, too. Second, the protector only has one (large and fairly useful) pocket. My kids have more junk than one pocket’s worth. So I bought a few stick on pockets - and while those usually have trouble sticking on to car-interior plastic, they stick to the seat protector material like a charm. So now, 1 big pocket, 3 small pockets (2 on the outside of the big pocket, one near the top).