covercraft seatsavers

[British Bulldog]

Greeting, fellas......
i looked before i posted, but it may have already been discussed, somewhere!
I have had the same set of COVERCRAFT SEATSAVERS now transferred to 3 consecutive trucks and they are so soft now with age. no damage, perfectly serviceable.
I want to replace them now, as new vehicle, wrong fit/colour BUT all i find in search is COVERCRAFT CARHART SEATSAVERS. And a hell of a lot of money, which I would not have paid out in 2014(adjust for inflation, yes I know)
My question is has anyone used these? Are they the same or are there still just the basic Covercraft ones out there.
COVERKING do something similar but not the great reviews I was hoping for. I watched a video where a jeep owner with the waterproof ballistic covers THREW a 5 gall bucket of water over his back seat!!!!!! Too funny! My Covercrafts are now 7 yrs old and still awesome!

Any input appreciated, disparaging or not!
Thanks in advance.

PS, I know there are excellent Coverking ones, other than the ballistic and polycotton, but they are all "semi permanent" and I really appreciate how easy it is to remove for clean and refit the Covercraft Seatsavers I have now.

 

[British Bulldog]

I did it! CoverCraft seat savers in tan. ****** brilliant. Why did I even bother looking elsewhere!
covercraft seatsavers in polycotton

 

[tex68w]

I ordered the CoverCraft Precision Fit Padded Custom Seat Covers, they were rather pricey at $500 for the front seat but worth it for a good fit and to protect the cloth seats and padding.

 

[British Bulldog]

Wow! That is expensive. Mine don’t fit as snuggly but I wanted to able to slide them on and off easily. But, a one off purchase right? I read all the time about seats being faded, cracked, ripped by sliding in and out. Both my trucks at 4/5 years, seats as new and unblemished when I traded.