There was some interest in these from some other threads so I decided to make it a separate thread with some more pics.
The Wet Okoles are very nice, and are exactly custom fitted to the vehicle they're made for (by that I mean they're not generic one-size-fits-all covers, they're actually sculpted for the seats in question). Also, the materials and construction are super high quality. They are a neoprene and nylon laminate with padding in the seat area. They are 100% waterproof which has already paid for itself in saving our leather hides from our two-year-old. The extra padding on the seat areas has sectioned embroidery to mimic the look and feel of original seats. The seat backs have new storage pouches (since the originals obviously get covered) that have zippered closures and heavy-duty mesh for drainage. I much prefer them over the original Toyota nets. You don't even have to remove the covers to clean them (thankfully, since they're a bit of a pain to install given the perfect fit). It's a very well thought out system.
This particular set retailed for ~$750 due to the custom "Land Cruiser" script on the front seats. I got them from a MUD member for ~$175. They're gray, and we have the tan interior, but it was too good of a deal to pass up. I had wanted a set of these for years, but just couldn't pull the trigger at the retail new purchase price. Enjoy the pics!
The Wet Okoles are very nice, and are exactly custom fitted to the vehicle they're made for (by that I mean they're not generic one-size-fits-all covers, they're actually sculpted for the seats in question). Also, the materials and construction are super high quality. They are a neoprene and nylon laminate with padding in the seat area. They are 100% waterproof which has already paid for itself in saving our leather hides from our two-year-old. The extra padding on the seat areas has sectioned embroidery to mimic the look and feel of original seats. The seat backs have new storage pouches (since the originals obviously get covered) that have zippered closures and heavy-duty mesh for drainage. I much prefer them over the original Toyota nets. You don't even have to remove the covers to clean them (thankfully, since they're a bit of a pain to install given the perfect fit). It's a very well thought out system.
This particular set retailed for ~$750 due to the custom "Land Cruiser" script on the front seats. I got them from a MUD member for ~$175. They're gray, and we have the tan interior, but it was too good of a deal to pass up. I had wanted a set of these for years, but just couldn't pull the trigger at the retail new purchase price. Enjoy the pics!
