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Coleman MadDog GearComfort Ride Seat Protector – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
Coleman MadDog GearComfort Ride Seat Protector
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H
14.33 x 6.42 x 4.76 inches
Package Weight
0.31 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH
16 x 9.7 x 2.7 inches
Brand Name
Coleman
Model Name
4003593
Material
Foam
Suggested Users
Unisex-adult
Number of Items
1
Manufacturer
StealStreet (Home)
Part Number
4003593
Included Components
4003593
Size
One Size
Sport Type
Hunting
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C. B (verified owner) –
A friend recommended this and it was a good purchase. – Bought one of these and liked it so much we bought one for my mother in law too. She is very happy with it. Greatly improves the comfort on her Polaris Sportsman 550
L. E (verified owner) –
Adds extra comfort – Using the pad on my 1998 Honda XR100. Using as a trail bike and the 24 year old seat is too soft now so i added this to firm it up and make it a little wider. In the photo I folded the front of the pad under so i can sit up a little higher. How my seat bolts on doesnt allow for the straps underneath so i used some stretchy shock cord to hold it on. It doesnt slide and is good for long rides. I’ve got about 100 miles on the pad on gnarly trails and it hasnt moved or look worn yet. I think this will last a long time. I received the same pad as in the description.
K. F (verified owner) –
Seems to work – It definitely made the ride and absorbing bumps much more tolerable. Still had to shift around once in awhile but made my motorcycle ride feel better. I put this on my triumph 660 and it installed easily. It’s not a form fitting product for my seat, but it’s OK until I see a comfort seat offered by my manufacturer. I am returning a $90 inflatable type but I’m keeping this, so I think that says good things about this $20 product.
K. F (verified owner) –
Seems to work – It definitely made the ride and absorbing bumps much more tolerable. Still had to shift around once in awhile but made my motorcycle ride feel better. I put this on my triumph 660 and it installed easily. It’s not a form fitting product for my seat, but it’s OK until I see a comfort seat offered by my manufacturer. I am returning a $90 inflatable type but I’m keeping this, so I think that says good things about this $20 product.
D. O (verified owner) –
Good budget seat cover – Installed on a Honda XR650L. I cut the buckles off and used canopy ties. I removed the ball and just tied the bungie cord together. Adds a little comfort definitely worth the $13 I paid
L. E (verified owner) –
Adds extra comfort – Using the pad on my 1998 Honda XR100. Using as a trail bike and the 24 year old seat is too soft now so i added this to firm it up and make it a little wider. In the photo I folded the front of the pad under so i can sit up a little higher. How my seat bolts on doesnt allow for the straps underneath so i used some stretchy shock cord to hold it on. It doesnt slide and is good for long rides. I’ve got about 100 miles on the pad on gnarly trails and it hasnt moved or look worn yet. I think this will last a long time. I received the same pad as in the description.
T. B (verified owner) –
Fits Arctic Cats pretty well – Fits a Arctic Cat 2020 or 2019 570 and 700 pretty well. Doesn’t cover all the seat but enough. Stitching looks a little fragile and sloppy but just put 200 miles on my four wheelers this weekend and they held up well
T. L (verified owner) –
Better than nothing, and dirt cheap. – Got it for a 2021 Svartpilen 401. Fits well enough, if you push the cushion as far forward as possible. Anticipate cutting off some bits, like the nylon loop at the front, and the rearmost straps. Looking forward to longer rides before going numb, as I wait for the ergo seat I’ve ordered from Husqvarna to come in.
T. B (verified owner) –
Fits Arctic Cats pretty well – Fits a Arctic Cat 2020 or 2019 570 and 700 pretty well. Doesn’t cover all the seat but enough. Stitching looks a little fragile and sloppy but just put 200 miles on my four wheelers this weekend and they held up well
T. L (verified owner) –
Better than nothing, and dirt cheap. – Got it for a 2021 Svartpilen 401. Fits well enough, if you push the cushion as far forward as possible. Anticipate cutting off some bits, like the nylon loop at the front, and the rearmost straps. Looking forward to longer rides before going numb, as I wait for the ergo seat I’ve ordered from Husqvarna to come in.
S. R (verified owner) –
It’s slippery but it does help. – I read a lot of forum posts praising this cheap seat topper but none of them mentioned how slippery it is. It’s actually kind of dangerously slippery, especially going down really steep terrain, you really move around easily with it on. I guess that would be my biggest complaint.
D. O (verified owner) –
Good budget seat cover – Installed on a Honda XR650L. I cut the buckles off and used canopy ties. I removed the ball and just tied the bungie cord together. Adds a little comfort definitely worth the $13 I paid
N. K (verified owner) –
Works good on Honda XL600R – The blue seat-cover on my old 1987 XL600R is in great shape and looks terrific. But the seat-foam underneath is worn-out, very stiff, and starts making me sore after about 45 minutes of road riding. After about 3-4 hours it becomes absolutely unbearable and I MUST IMMEDIATELY STOP RIDING for the day. So I decided to give this a try as an affordable quick-fix. And it works…mostly. For shorter rides (1-2 hours around town) I still get sore when I’m not wearing my padded MX shorts (A.R.C. Padded Riding Shorts, Rocky Mountian ATV). But this product takes the edge off and it never starts to become unbearable. I just shift around on my seat and that gets me through. I even went for a previously unthinkable ride recently. Portland to Mt. Hood to Hood River and back with lots of exploration and off-road play along the way. 10 hours in the saddle and I made it! A LOT of uncomfortable shifting around as the day wore-on, but while I got quite sore, it never became too much to bear (though it did come very close). I count it a success as guy who doesn’t have a wad of money to burn for a hand-crafted custom seat foam replacement on such an old bike. Oh, and I also think it looks pretty good installed.
C. B (verified owner) –
A friend recommended this and it was a good purchase. – Bought one of these and liked it so much we bought one for my mother in law too. She is very happy with it. Greatly improves the comfort on her Polaris Sportsman 550
N. K (verified owner) –
Works good on Honda XL600R – The blue seat-cover on my old 1987 XL600R is in great shape and looks terrific. But the seat-foam underneath is worn-out, very stiff, and starts making me sore after about 45 minutes of road riding. After about 3-4 hours it becomes absolutely unbearable and I MUST IMMEDIATELY STOP RIDING for the day. So I decided to give this a try as an affordable quick-fix. And it works…mostly. For shorter rides (1-2 hours around town) I still get sore when I’m not wearing my padded MX shorts (A.R.C. Padded Riding Shorts, Rocky Mountian ATV). But this product takes the edge off and it never starts to become unbearable. I just shift around on my seat and that gets me through. I even went for a previously unthinkable ride recently. Portland to Mt. Hood to Hood River and back with lots of exploration and off-road play along the way. 10 hours in the saddle and I made it! A LOT of uncomfortable shifting around as the day wore-on, but while I got quite sore, it never became too much to bear (though it did come very close). I count it a success as guy who doesn’t have a wad of money to burn for a hand-crafted custom seat foam replacement on such an old bike. Oh, and I also think it looks pretty good installed.
S. R (verified owner) –
It’s slippery but it does help. – I read a lot of forum posts praising this cheap seat topper but none of them mentioned how slippery it is. It’s actually kind of dangerously slippery, especially going down really steep terrain, you really move around easily with it on. I guess that would be my biggest complaint.