Back seat protectors from kids kicking feet

[p1tse]

Looking for something which I can hook round front seat headrest and tie to seat to protect the back of the front seat from kids kicking feet

Any recommendations?

I did have a light weight see thru plastic cheap thing, but it was rubbish and didn't hold shape and the edges curled

[igiveup]

We have an older version of this http://www.halfords.com/motoring/interior-accessor...

has lasted years

[B'stard Child]

Wooden spoon on the knees?

[DonkeyApple]

B'stard Child said:

Wooden spoon on the knees?

Yup. I have some nylon screen things on the back of the Rangie seats to stop mud and muck from shoes doing any damage. I have two hands that halted any concept that actually kicking the seats was in any way remotely acceptable.

[B'stard Child]

DonkeyApple said:

B'stard Child said:

Wooden spoon on the knees?

Yup. I have some nylon screen things on the back of the Rangie seats to stop mud and muck from shoes doing any damage. I have two hands that halted any concept that actually kicking the seats was in any way remotely acceptable.

Fixing the problem as opposed to applying band aid - well done sir

[s m]

DonkeyApple said:

I have two hands that halted any concept that actually kicking the seats was in any way remotely acceptable.

You should be on patrol at the local cinema

[stuno1]

I use the clear covers that protect text books from any WH Smiths.

Stu

[Matt UK]

I said "no kicking the seats kids" a couple of times. They are older now, but it seemed to do the job. Cheaper as well.

[goneape]

Shoes off. Theirs, not yours.

[MBZ 6]

Get a Skoda Superb then they will not be able the front seats to kick them

[Mastodon2]

I would have thought the obvious solution would be to teach the kids not to kick the seats.

[V8LM]

http://www.overthetop.co.uk/feet-on-seat-protector...

They can make bespoke versions too apparently..

[Sportidge]

Applied just above the knees, no more kicking.....

[DrDeAtH]

Sportidge said:

Applied just above the knees, no more kicking.....

Surely just below the knees.... So you can laugh at their futile attempts to kick the seat with the bloodied stumps....

[DonkeyApple]

These are the things I found in Halfords that work well to protect the seats from muddy shoes.

http://www.halfords.com/car-seats-travel-equipment...

[Blakewater]

[Dog Star]

I apologise in case this is somehow obvious or is now socially unacceptable (I don't have children) - but tell them (tell, not ask) not to kick the seats.

What do you do on aircraft? (I ask because I fly quite a lot and I sit on row 30 (rearmost) specifically so I don't get someone's little darlings feet beating a furious tattoo on my seat back and I can't be arsed kicking off with the parent).

[Blib]

I bought these a couple of years ago to protect seats from the ravages of my 'Attack' Cavalier King Charles Spaniels. Well worth a fiver.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2x-Car-Seat-Back-Covers-...

[V8forweekends]

p1tse said:

Any recommendations?

AK47

[p1tse]

Thanks for some suggestions

Those who don't have kids or obviously better controlled kids, but its a bit hard for little ones say at 2 years old when they sit in forward facing seats, pushing them closer to the seat in front and with short body and legs they tend to be more in a "L" position so the legs, feet naturally rest on the front seat