Moisture Protection

• Neoprene, made out of the same materials as wetsuits, offers protection against moisture. Popular with owners of open-topped vehicles, like Jeeps, neoprene can withstand a downpour and dry quickly.
  
  

Wear and Tear

• Neoprene is extremely durable and doesn't wear easily from normal usage. Friction that can cause cloth seat covers to become worn thin or frayed doesn't affect neoprene seat covers. In addition, the thick, rubbery texture prevents the material from becoming soiled easily.
  
  

Comfort

• The stretchy, soft, cushioned neoprene makes for very comfortable seat cushions that don't get cold in the winter or hot in the summer like leather or sheepskin alternatives.
  
  

Heat Resistant

• Neoprene seat covers are good choices in very hot climates, particularly with open-topped vehicles. The sun can shine on them all day, and they won't absorb the heat. They also won't fade, like other fabrics, in direct sunlight.
  
  

Safe

• Neoprene is non-flammable, providing peace of mind to smokers who accidentally drop a stub or ashes in the vehicle. The neoprene will simply melt rather than start a fire, in the event of an accident.