Pro Armor Introduces New Suspension Seats
Anybody who’s ridden Side-by-Sides long enough, hard enough and over rough enough terrain has longed for a more comfortable place for their posterior. Pro Armor may have the answer with its new suspension seats.
“These suspension seats are designed to give a driver and passenger the most comfort and performance possible,” Pro Armor says in a release. “Using only the highest quality materials and with decades of experience in our sewing and seat department we are sure that once you take a ride in one you will agree it is the best seat in the house.”
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Features of the Pro Armor suspension seats include pass through belt slots for easy install or removal of your harnesses, multi density foams for a less fatiguing ride and cad designed and powder coated frame for a long-lasting finish.
As well, Pro Armor has a variety of options available l like loose cushion, seat heaters, sand and mud drains. Finally, a seat is also offered with no slots or holes.
All Pro Armor seats feature UV Coated, marine grade vinyl with a variety of colors to choose from. You can also choose from a multitude of other materials such as carbon fiber, leather, ostrich and suede for a truly custom seat and ride.
Pro Armor boasts the suspension system of each seat is hand laced in our facility in Riverside, Calif. using military spec parachute cording.
Visit ProArmor.com for more information.
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