SV 211 Cover Sports Cover

[MTRBTR]

Well after doing a lot of research and knowing what I was getting myself into I ordered a cover sports cover from Brent at the end of June. As I expected it took him three times longer than he said it would (and some funny excuses as to why) but for the money and quality it was worth all of the hassle to me. Everyone complains about his service but I have never heard a complaint about his quality, and I was not disappointed. Pictures just don't do it justice. Wont do me much good this year but next year I will be ready.

[NautiqueJeff]

Same experience years ago for a 210 I had. Took forever, but it was great once it arrived.

[core-rider]

Probably the best money I ever spent for my boat!


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[blkwrangler]

Looks great. Do you mind telling me what it cost and do you have his contact info? I just picked up an '06 Sv211 and need a cover, but I want it to also cover the sides.

[MTRBTR]

I paid just over $900 shipped. I am sure the side covers would be a lot more. I just used the email on his website. Never did talk to him in person. He usually responds to whatever email you send in the evening. PM me for more info about this guy if you want to go this route.
http://www.coversports.net/contact.html

[Rogue14]

How does it attach around the tower feet and where are the ratchet attachments?

I also have a SV211 and will be in need of a new cover in a year or 2. My current cover velcros around the tower feet and there is a very long pocket between the feet on both sides where the ratchet attaches the rope sewn in the cover. The key for me is that my boat stays in the water all summer so I need to be able to get it attached and tight with outside access to only 1 side. Currently I attach the water side ratchet as I'm putting the cover on and tighten down the one on the dock side when finished.

Does it have a pole sock inside? I don't need one in the front for my current cover as it is tight enough for the water to run off but there is one in the back that I use.

[MTRBTR]

No poles needed on this cover due to how tight it fits. It ratchets in the rear but you could probably have that changed if you wanted. These are custom built. The tower attachments use a zipper and the boots around the tower have cinch cords to keep water out. There is a zipper for each tower foot. The cinch cord clip to go around each tower foot has its own zipper also. I would say that this particular cover is best for trailering. The cleats are all covered so you would have to tie off to the bow eye and the rear lift strap or tower.