GU Patrol Fitted Seat Covers

We have only used the Black Duck canvas seat covers from Gnowangerup, so can't comment on the MS ones. Black Duck have proved durable, but they do eventually wear out. Being canvas they are a bit harsh to sit on if wearing short shorts, but they do protect the seats well from wear and tear, spillages etc. If you don't like the feel of skin against the canvas, sit on a cushion, towel or throw rug. Black Duck are sold direct from the manufacturers as well as a number of retail outlets. They are held in place with velcro. I wash them regularly through the washing machine on heavy duty cycle.

We have Michelles Sacs canvas seat covers in our Prado and are very happy with them. Fitting was a buggar, they are very tight,but I must say they have not moved an inch since (8 months ago) and still look as good as the first day they were fitted. Canvas covers can feel a bit hard to start with , especially if you are used to sitting on a soft seat I thought they may be a bit sweaty during summer but the summer just gone proved it was not a real problem . I'm in and out of my car daily (used for work) so the drivers side especially gets a bit of a hammering , its not showing any signs of wear. These are the only canvas style seat covers I have used so I cannot comment on other brands.

Chris & Jody,
I had a set of front and middle MS covers on my GU and they were great but don't go the grey - they get dirty and look dirty. They were 12mnths old and I sold them on ebay for $400 so I think $300ish cost is well worth it considering normal covers cost that and you would either throw them away or gove them away with the vehicle. I have just fitted blue MS covers to my new 100s and they fit great. I thought I could do without them but I realised that was not the case after I did some 4WDing. Depending on the interior colour blue covers are the go. I got a set of 100s front and rears delivered for $700.
Cheers
Justin