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product_id: 5444386
title: "Coleman MadDog GearComfort Ride Seat Protector Black"
brand: "coleman"
price: "€ 38.31"
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reviews_count: 13
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# 3 quick-release buckles Soft-molded foam cushion Covers & protects seat rips Coleman MadDog GearComfort Ride Seat Protector Black

**Brand:** coleman
**Price:** € 38.31
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🛡️ Upgrade your ride comfort and protection—because your seat deserves the best!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Coleman MadDog GearComfort Ride Seat Protector Black by coleman
- **How much does it cost?** € 38.31 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.pt](https://www.desertcart.pt/products/5444386-coleman-maddog-gearcomfort-ride-seat-protector-black)

## Best For

- coleman enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted coleman brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Extend Seat Life:** Covers existing rips and tears, preventing further damage and costly replacements.
- • **Secure Fit, No Slip:** Three quick-release buckles lock the protector firmly in place—no shifting, no hassle.
- • **Ride in Plush Comfort:** Soft-molded foam cushions every bump for a smoother, fatigue-free ride.
- • **Effortless Installation:** Snap it on in seconds and hit the trail with confidence and style.
- • **Universal Compatibility:** Designed to fit virtually any ATV seat, making it the go-to upgrade for all riders.

## Overview

The Coleman MadDog Gear Comfort Ride Seat Protector features soft-molded foam for enhanced cushioning, three quick-release buckles for a secure universal fit, and durable coverage that prevents existing seat rips from worsening. Ideal for ATV riders seeking comfort and seat longevity in one sleek, easy-to-install accessory.

## Description

Add some extra comfort and protection to your ride when you snap a MadDog Gear Comfort Ride Seat Protector to your ATV. The versatile gear does two jobs on any terrain. The first you'll notice is the soft-molded foam. It adds extra cushion for those rough rides. The seat protector also acts as a cover, stopping existing rips and tears from growing on the seat underneath. It's easy to attach. Just snap the three buckles in place for a secure fit.

Review: 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. I removed the seat for mounting, then used safety-pins to hold the straps tight. Safety pins are a must. On my bike the rear-most strap was bit difficult because the way the fender and seat interact. Just know that it won't fit perfectly without a bit of tinkering, but it does fit without modification. So like anything else, don't do it when you are pressed for time. If you want a good cover without spending loads of cash, then I highly recommend this cover. It should fit any motorcycle with a dirt-type dished seat. It's a big help. And the price is right. Get it! EDIT: About 1 1/2 years has now past, and I can say that this seat-pad buys me an extra couple hours in the saddle. But used in combination with my padded shorts I can ride all day long, and have now gone on a couple multi-day camping trips. Neither the shorts or the seat-cover by themselves are the solution, it's the two in combination which yield multi-day riding comfort. While it varies I'd say 8-10 hours straight is what this combination buys me in complete comfort. And 10-12 hours gets a bit sore towards the end, but at 40 who wouldn't? It has fadded a bit from black toward grey, but is still mostly black in appearance. It is water resistant on cool damp mornings, but not in Oregon rain. Though it seems to never become waterloged and dries quickly, especially when it gets wet while you're going down the road. It does slide side-to-side, but only about 1/2" of center in in either direction. And only noticed it doing so in the front where the seat is most narrow. I'm mentioning it for your review, but it's never been a problem. I just give it a tug once in a while and it's back in place. I don't even notice myself doing it anymore. But if you have a skinny seat you'll need to put extra effort into getting the straps tight. Over time it has left black marks in my seat-cover, but has not cut into the material. If it starts to look worn out, I'll just buy and new one, and clip it onto the old straps. Still happy. Still recommended.
Review: Heresy - So while i did end up using it for its overall function in the end, i did not use it as i had received it. It was much larger than my ninja 400 seat so i cut it to shape and used 550 cord to secure it. I used the webbing straps as the edge dressing to clean up the sides that had been cut. I did not waste the rest of it and made a seat cushion even for the passenger seat. Overall i really like the product and how easy it was to modify to suit my needs. Also i totally used a silicon based waterproofing spray to make it harder to absorb water. The only possible complaint even though it is miniscule is that it has no grip what so ever. Soft but slick. I may use some spray adhesive to give it a bit of grip. Do not get me wrong my hands werw getting cramped from all the stitching but i think it is worth it.

## Features

- Soft-molded foam adds extra cushion
- Covers existing rips and tears and stops them from growing bigger
- Three quick release buckles easily secure protector to the seat

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B006JMK7N8 |
| Auto Part Position | Front |
| Automotive Fit Type | Vehicle Specific Fit |
| Best Sellers Rank | #2,305,358 in Automotive ( See Top 100 in Automotive ) #3,021 in Powersports Seat Covers |
| Brand | Coleman |
| Brand Name | Coleman |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 4,132 Reviews |
| Fit Type | Custom Fit |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00076501065763 |
| Included Components | 4003593 |
| Manufacturer | StealStreet (Home) |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 4003593 |
| Material | Foam |
| Material Type | Foam |
| Model Number | SS-SMS-4003593 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Protecting and adding comfort to ATV seats during off-road activities |
| Seat Cover Placement | seat |
| Seat Cover Protection Level | Medium |
| Target Audience | No |
| UPC | 076501065763 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |

## Product Details

- **Auto Part Position:** Front
- **Brand:** Coleman
- **Color:** Black
- **Fit Type:** Custom Fit
- **Global Trade Identification Number:** 00076501065763
- **Material:** Foam
- **Seat Cover Placement:** seat
- **Seat Cover Protection Level:** Medium
- **Target Audience:** No
- **UPC:** 076501065763

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Will it fit Polaris sportman 850XP 2014?**
A: I can tell you it fits a Suzuki 400 Eiger and a Polaris 400 Sportsman.

**Q: Can this cushion be cut to size without fraying or harm?**
A: No, not unless duct tape is involved  Seriously, the edges are bound off and if you cut it down to size you'd have to re-bind the edges.

**Q: Is it waterproof?**
A: No it is not waterproof. I left my bike out in the rain once, and came back to ride after the rain stopped, and it was one soggy ass ride home. It holds on to water like a sponge. Not trying to knock it though. It is solid for the price.

**Q: Will this maddog gearcomfort ride seat protector fit my kawasiki kfx450r atv seat?**
A: Yes It fit my Polaris 570 2017 perfect

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works good on Honda XL600R
*by B***Y on July 2, 2013*

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. I removed the seat for mounting, then used safety-pins to hold the straps tight. Safety pins are a must. On my bike the rear-most strap was bit difficult because the way the fender and seat interact. Just know that it won't fit perfectly without a bit of tinkering, but it does fit without modification. So like anything else, don't do it when you are pressed for time. If you want a good cover without spending loads of cash, then I highly recommend this cover. It should fit any motorcycle with a dirt-type dished seat. It's a big help. And the price is right. Get it! EDIT: About 1 1/2 years has now past, and I can say that this seat-pad buys me an extra couple hours in the saddle. But used in combination with my padded shorts I can ride all day long, and have now gone on a couple multi-day camping trips. Neither the shorts or the seat-cover by themselves are the solution, it's the two in combination which yield multi-day riding comfort. While it varies I'd say 8-10 hours straight is what this combination buys me in complete comfort. And 10-12 hours gets a bit sore towards the end, but at 40 who wouldn't? It has fadded a bit from black toward grey, but is still mostly black in appearance. It is water resistant on cool damp mornings, but not in Oregon rain. Though it seems to never become waterloged and dries quickly, especially when it gets wet while you're going down the road. It does slide side-to-side, but only about 1/2" of center in in either direction. And only noticed it doing so in the front where the seat is most narrow. I'm mentioning it for your review, but it's never been a problem. I just give it a tug once in a while and it's back in place. I don't even notice myself doing it anymore. But if you have a skinny seat you'll need to put extra effort into getting the straps tight. Over time it has left black marks in my seat-cover, but has not cut into the material. If it starts to look worn out, I'll just buy and new one, and clip it onto the old straps. Still happy. Still recommended.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Heresy
*by N***E on January 6, 2019*

So while i did end up using it for its overall function in the end, i did not use it as i had received it. It was much larger than my ninja 400 seat so i cut it to shape and used 550 cord to secure it. I used the webbing straps as the edge dressing to clean up the sides that had been cut. I did not waste the rest of it and made a seat cushion even for the passenger seat. Overall i really like the product and how easy it was to modify to suit my needs. Also i totally used a silicon based waterproofing spray to make it harder to absorb water. The only possible complaint even though it is miniscule is that it has no grip what so ever. Soft but slick. I may use some spray adhesive to give it a bit of grip. Do not get me wrong my hands werw getting cramped from all the stitching but i think it is worth it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ A good choice for the Suzuki DR650
*by J***C on June 19, 2012*

The Suzuki DR650 OEM seat is really bad. Even the alternative gel seat is pretty awful. This Coleman (aka Stearns) seat cover won't transform your seat into an item of luxury, but it does make it much more tolerable. I put this cover over my Suzuki gel seat and the improvement is very noticeable. The gel seat is about 1" lower than the OEM seat. This cover raised my seat height slightly, bringing it closer to the OEM seat. While it does fit both the OEM and gel seats for the DR650, it is not a 100% perfect fit. A previous reviewer mentioned that it took about 5 minutes to install, but it took me closer to 30 minutes of messing around to get it mounted nicely. I'd say that it's about 85% perfect fit. The quick-release buckles on the sides of the cover are what made it difficult to get fitted just right. I really don't like them. This product would be much better if the quick-release buckles were an easily-removed and optional item. If they continue to cause me problems, I may break them off and use bungee cords to hold the cover in place. Overall, this is a really good choice for improving the DR650 on a budget. It's not perfect, but considering that an aftermarket seat costs 15X more, this is a very nice and inexpensive option. If you're doing long-distance riding on your DR650, you should get the aftermarket seat. If you're not doing anything more than 2-hour rides, this seat cover is pretty good.

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