Seat, Nomad, Hip Bolsters, Harness Openings, Cloth/Vinyl, Black, Each

The seats are extremely comfortable and very sturdy. They hold you in very nicely, but not so much to where it’s hard to get out. Mine are in a rock crawler, so it does not matter. But for you racing guys these are also very lightweight.

This is a really nice seat that does not fit in a Jeep. I have an 85 CJ7 and the steering wheel is about 3.5 inches from the seat and the bolster pushes your legs in the path of the shifter.I had to buy a steering wheel quick disconnect just so I can get in and out.I'm not a huge guy 6' 220lbsWould not buy this ever again.It does bolt to a yj seat bracket... that's the only good thing. Aw

Great seat, fits perfect in my 98 wrangler, comfortable as quality. Couldn't be happier

I installed these on a 1969 FJ40 Landcruiser. They are not bad for the price and seem to be comfortable on long wheeling trips. What I don't like about them is the seat material. It feels cheap. I also feels a little tight in the bottom seat cusion. I am 6' 200 lbs and have a 34" waste. What I really did not like is that the cloth material fades in the sun pretty quick and almost turns into a grayish purple color. This is my second set of Mastercraft seats I have owned. I like the sportsman model better than the nomad. Seemed to be much better quality. If I had to do it over again, I would spend the additional $125 per seat and buy the Rubcon or the Sportsman. Now I am looking to upgrade only after one season of wheeling.