Boat Cover

[TURBOURBO]

Well... After 5 years of outside storage... I need a new cover for my boat. Figured I'd start with you all and get your opinions:

Brand/Fabric type?
Snap on or Strap/rope tie
Company/Brand

I would like to be able to cover it to and from the lake.. Don't really have any experience with travel covers, so don't know if this would be good or bad to try and do. Any opinions would be good on this as well

[igkya]

RE: Boat Cover

try Rankin or Coversports. Both excellent covers and trailerable.

[SNMike]

Re: RE: Boat Cover

try Rankin or Coversports. Both excellent covers and trailerable.

The above are top notch, as is CoverCraft. Spend the little extra jack for Sunbrella. You won't regret it.

Regards!! Mike

[Boardboy]

RE: Re: RE: Boat Cover

I bought my first sunbrella cover this year and it has been awesome. All the rain we have had in Florida and not one sign of mold.
Check online for great deals.

[swc5150]

RE: Re: RE: Boat Cover

Agreed, Coversports or Rankin are awesome. Coversports was started by a former Rankin designer and are a little less money. Both are totally worth the money, and it's great to be able to tow with them.

[johnboyy7]

i say rope/strap. i dont like snaps.

[GoBig]

Called Rankin and their phone listed on their website is disconnected. Are they still in business? Anyone have a different number than (425) 483-9266?

I also heard Coversports is disconnected. I don't even have their number to try. I need a new cover badly for this winter.