3 minuter sedan, skrev janne_h:
Förstår ärligt inte vad du pratar om. Riktig skinnklädsel (som jag har i alla mina personbilar) blir inte varmt, så man bränner sig. Däremot händer det att det finns fusk skinn som blir väldigt varmt.
Lider nog mera av värmen i övrigt i bilen innan AC,n hunnit göra sitt när jag hoppar in i min fortuner i 40 graders värme när den stått i solen.
Round 3: Hot Weather
Besides price, the biggest beef against leather is how hot it gets in July and August.
“I literally fry my buns in the summer, to the point that I’m hesitant to even sit down knowing that the backs of my legs will scream,” said Julie Nor. On top of that, she said, “I’m embarrassed to get out of my car knowing that my legs will be dripping in sweat post-sitting.”
Now here’s the kicker: Nor lives in Wisconsin. What about the poor souls who suffer in sultry Florida? “During the summer,” said Marty Strasen of Tampa, “the seats can get hot enough to melt the elastic in your underwear.”
If you leave the windows up on a sunny summer day in Arizona, the temperature in the car can exceed 200 degrees. Unlike cloth, leather—especially black leather—absorbs heat. According to the National Safe Kids Campaign, “Skin that touches a car-seat surface over 150 degrees Fahrenheit can be severely burned in 1 second.”
When it comes to hot weather, leather isn’t just the least preferred; it’s dangerous!
http://blog.consumerguide.com/cloth-vs-leather/