MSCTrailerable Pontoon Boat Cover 300D UV,Mainre Grade, Color Grey,Pacific Blue Available (Pacific Blue, Model B - Fits: 21' to 24'L Beam Width to 104")

Update -I received a replacement product but unfortunately the replacement is of the same poor quality as the first one. As stated before there is no way this is towable. Mine has only been used as a cover and it torn already. A tarp would last longer and is much cheaper. Very dissatisfied with this product. Save your money and buy a different brand!Update-contacted by seller and assured that our cover must have had a quality issue and a replacement cover is on the way. I am updating to four stars due to good customer service and in hopes the quality issue was just a fluke with the one we received. We researched this product before initial purchase and all reviews were positive so giving them a chance to make it right.Had this on our Pontoon boat for three months and only used as a dry storage cover in Tucson Az. It's ripped/torn already and very faded. What a waste of money! Can't even imagine how bad it would be had we towed the boat with it on! It is definety not trailerable. Only rate one star because zero is not an option. Save your money

First of all, this cover does not come with support poles so you’ll have to purchase those separately. Secondly, we purchased support poles separately and there is nothing sewn into the cover to help hold the support poles in place. If it rains heavily or there is any wind, the poles will just fall over causing water to pool up on the cover. This exact scenario happened to our cover and it ripped easily at the point where the cover was sitting on the captain’s chair. We purchased this cover in April and it is already ruined and the seller DOES NOT stand behind it’s warranty, so as the title of my review states “DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY”!!!!! This cover is absolute JUNK and the warranty is nonexistent!!!!!

Update - like a hot crush it was perfect at first but then the winter came (it was a mild one) and the love affair was over. It faded and holes developed in it (yes we were using protection for the poles) by December. It was outta here by January. Two stars because it was good while it lasted - 6 months.We’ve had this boat cover for about a month and at least for now it’s perfect. It wasn’t difficult to put on and has held up in the weather (it has rained nearly every day for the last few months). I’d definitely recommend it.

Product is as described, the only bad thing is that when it rains water collects in the valleys of this cover and it's hard to get out (depending on how much rain you get). It's not a carefree cover because of this problem so just beware you would have to empty it after rain or do some southern engineering to make the middle go up so the water would run off. The cover was thick enough, was easy to put over the boat and a good buy.

Due to the fact that this boat stays in the boathouse almost year round, we need a cover that can stand up to wind and rain very well. So far, this one seems to do both. We haven’t had it for long but so far, so good. I was pleased with the width of the cover as it covers more of the boat better than ones we’ve had in the past. My only concern at present is the thickness of the fabric. It’s not nearly as thick as canvas covers I’ve used before so time will tell if it hold up well.

After reading many of the recent reviews, I see there are many people like me that are ordering this for a second time . I can confirm that the material it's certainly thinner than the original one I ordered. This is my second pontoon boat cover from this company in 2 years. It held up well for about a year-and-a-half almost two years and that's plenty based on the price. It is waterproof, and you have to make sure that there are no sharp or even semi sharp objects that have the ability to poke through this cover. I find that torn pieces of cardboard box do the trick. Another recommendation would be to use some kind of battens or some other form of supports to keep the cover from sagging after heavy rains. I always have and I'm sure this contributed to it lasting as long as it did the first time. With everything tight and secure, I trailered my 24-foot pontoon boat with this cover approximately 7 miles, and I did not exceed 35 miles an hour. After reading many of the reviews I just didn't want to take the chance of it tearing because it is noticeably thinner then the last cover I bought from them. That being said, it held up well with no issue. If you are going to just unbox this and quickly and hurriedly slap it on your pontoon without the recommendations I've provided above, your cover will be short-lived.

At first this seemed like a good boat cover. It fits 17-20' pontoons. I have a 20 foot pontoon and was able to fit it tight for minimal water collection, which I removed within a few hours every time. All was going good until 2 month in, I went to uncover the boat and found that the seam ripped for about 3 feet on the seam of the back right side. It is the side seam place in front of the rear section. I don't know if this is a defect or poor quality product, but very disappointing.

So i put this over my pontoon boat for the late fall and winter until i can store it better and the cover has already faded. Most places worse then others! If you was getting this for a dust cover while the boat was in a garage i say it would be great. But if your getting it to protect your boat from the weather and sun i would not recommond.