very good, quality and thick, I got the large and I have put it on a Forza 350, it fits perfectly on the seat

Very good quality but it is not for the scooters it says.. on a Kymco X Town the large, no matter how much you pull, does not cover fully..

I have been using this product for 3 months now. It is a very honest seat cover, it does what it promises. What I noticed is that when I wash my scooter (beverly 400s), water gets under the seat area. The reason this happens is because it is thick as a material and maybe it leaves a gap when closing, allowing water to get through.

Very nice material, it doesn't look fake or thin. This somewhat justifies its high price. Size Large was purchased because I tried the Liberty size and it was small. It was installed on a 2016 Sym Citycom. It is a non-slip material and you don't slide on the seat. It's not beautiful but that's not the reason you buy it. It has a thick rubber that grips well under the seat, but you really have to pull it out at the back for the seat to close because the material is thick. This is a bit annoying if you open the seat often. Time will tell about its durability.

Good material, it looks good at first glance and easy to install. I just received it today, I will come back after some time to see about its durability

Good material quality, but its generic shape and size L make it look like a sack on my seat. I have a Suzuki Address 125, 2024 model, and it's not the best choice. Also, because the material is quite thick (good because it doesn't tear easily), the seat doesn't close easily and requires careful handling. I only recommend it for long-term seat protection in an open space where you have issues with cats, for example. For everyday use on the bike, it looks bad.

At first glance, it looks very good, 100% waterproof and tested against moisture, it had formed puddles on top and nothing passed through to the saddle. On a Beverly 400 of 24, the Large fits perfectly, the Medium would be too tight and would be strained at the indentation made by the driver's seat. The surface is non-slip and made of good material. Its durability in use will only be shown by time. One observation only on the saddle closure, the rubber that tightens it is quite thick and makes it difficult for the saddle to lock. You have to lift it at the back outside the perimeter of the saddle and after closing it, lower it again (see photo).

After several cheap covers, the Anorak is a one-way street! Nothing to do with what you know or knew. Waterproof, relatively tough, and 100% non-slip! We're talking about quality. Worn on a Beverly 300 size L. Simply worth it and then some.

It was installed on a Yamaha Tricity. The material is thicker and has very good slip resistance. As for waterproofing, the name says it all, top-notch