With more travelers hitting the open road this year and greater concern over spreading germs in our daily lives, Lutava developed an antimicrobial line of slip covers for bike seats, handle bars and more to protect travelers, gym-goers and everyone in between from spreading germs to and from high-touch areas and public spaces.
Lutava DRIVE. Photo: Lutava
To protect yourself, friends and family from anything you might pick up at the gym, grocery store or between stops on a long road trip, DRIVE can help with peace of mind and germs. This seat cover utilizes FITSHIELD technology to inhibit bacterial buildup and growth. The seats (and other Lutava merchandise) kill 99 percent of bacteria and viruses within two hours of contact.
Seat covers are available for $99 and come in heather grey or black. They fit most bucket-style seats in cars and public transportation like airplanes and buses.
The DRIVE cover is machine washable and includes its own bag for storage and travel.
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