Silver Boat Cover for 12-14 ft. V-Hull Fishing Boats - Lunatic L-1800

Carlos Del Castillo: It fits a Laser dinghy very well. Lasted a full season under all sorts of weather. Fully impermeable. The straps are fine. Unfortunately, the fabric tears easily and the rips are long.

United States on Nov 01, 2023

Jerry J. Veverka: After a couple years the fabric ripped when I grabbed into it. Probably from sun and weather wear.
So just ordered another on.

United States on Jul 27, 2022

Michael Wirzbicki Jr: The material was thinner than expected which makes it feel cheap. I have been using it for the past month and it has worked was expected. It is a little large for my 12ft boat but with bungy cords it has worked out nicely. Would suggest that anyone purchasing this get something that props up the middle of the cover in 2 locations as water will pool with this cover and seep into the boat.

United States on Oct 16, 2021

brandon s.: Buyers beware! Would give minus 3 stars if I could. After being sick off and on for a month I finally got around to putting this cover on my boat. Nice fit. Tightened one loop and it ripped. Contacted the seller and Amazon, both refuse to return and refund simply because it was past the return window and seller offers zero warranty.

United States on Jul 26, 2021

Eric: I picked this up, put it over the boat, and had rain about 2 days later. A rather large pool developed in the cover, but nothing dripped through. The pool had stretched the cover a little, but after removing the water, creating a bit of a frame under the cover to facilitate the water rolling off of the cover, and some hot days in the sun, the cover shrunk back into shape and works fine.
Fort the price, I'd say it's an excellent purchase!

Update: After the better part of a season in the rainy Pacific Northwest, the cover did develop a tear. Once it had a tear, it was pretty well over for the cover (the tear runs really easily). I am leaving the review as positive because it did survive having water pool up and weighing down the cover several times (after a few rains, several gallons of water were captured by the cover without any getting in). The cover itself is not a good shape for my drift boat, which has a wide teacup shape. I could not prop it up far enough to have a water-shedding shape and keep the boat covered at the widest point, and not sheding water is what killed it. On a more traditionally shaped boat, you should be able to create a peak in...

United States on Jul 01, 2018