Waterproof Trailerable Boat Cover by iCOVER

HA3APHA3AP: Good quality cover. Very satisfied.

Canada on Dec 05, 2023

Sailor JoeSailor Joe: I bought this on a guide from another boat owner. He stated they make them all sizes, so I bought what I needed to cover not only the boat but the A-frame that is holding the cover in place. They give you more than enough slip lock adjustment bands and the quality of the material is outstanding like rubber nylon material on the outside and smooth material on the inside. No worries here for this kind of money this is by far the best Cover I ever bought! Just look at the color also very vibrant and tough too!

United States on Nov 30, 2023

KcKc: Used this tarp for the first time and within 3 hours on the road the elastic ripped threw the tarp on both sides causing it to flap, and two of the buckles broke well on the road. Other wise the fit was bigger then expected, but seems to hold water out decent.

Canada on Sep 25, 2023

Glen: Fits my 23’ boat perfectly and good price

Canada on Sep 04, 2023

Robert M. Reynolds: The tarp has a few features I like. The material is tough enough to tow my 14' fishing boat from Tampa Bay Fl to Vancouver Wa. No tears, no problems with the tarp or the strength. The straps and securment left me with a frown. Not so great. Two of them broke, and the rest got loose...I was going over the road a lot so I expected them to loosen from stretch. But a few just slipped. The 2 broken straps were my fault. They cut against the frame of the trailer where it wrapped around. I put a water bottle in there and that fixed the problem. The sag in the middle was overcome with a brace I bought to lift it up. Overall, the tarp is good, but replacing the straps is the fix for that issue.

United States on Sep 01, 2023

MICHAEL JOSEPH: Fit on the boat very well. Seems to hold up. Keeps the sun and water off interior of boat.

United States on Aug 18, 2023

KKroek: I have only hauled my boat only three times this year and already one strap has ripped and the cover has started to rip on the front where it makes contact with my trolling motor (I did put a piece of carpet between any sharp edges and the tarp to ensure this would not happen). I was hoping this cover would last a little longer.

Canada on Aug 09, 2023

Daniel H.: Sur un bateau de 18pi. super grandeur. Le poteau du centre a tombé il c'est formé un petit lac de 24po. X 6po. de creux pendant une nuit. Aucune fuite.

Canada on Aug 05, 2023

Vanessa EatonVanessa Eaton: Would highly reccomend this cover, especially for the price. The bad reviews must be for the cheaper covers, because the 600D cover is strong, thick material and very waterproof. I have to use a hose to siphon the water out where it pools up. It's monsoon season with rain every day, and I have to drain the water probably every other day. Unfortunately the cover did end up getting a small rip due to the weight of the water causing it to pull against part of the windshield. I did originally buy posts to prevent the pooling from happening but they were far too short. I bought boat/canvas repair tape and taped both sides of the rip (about 2 inches long) and it's held up fine without ripping further in the past month. It hasn't rained in awhile, but I plan on buying the proper posts for it so that water doesn't pool up. It's also very easy to put on by yourself and has held up great to the winds that come with the monsoons

United States on Sep 16, 2022

Brian Bailey: I replaced my ripped iCover 150d cover with this 600d version in the same size. My 20' deep V has high chrome rails at the bow. This cover fits my boat better than the 150d and is easier to put on even though it is heavier. I use it with the Camco support system to help with water flow off the cover. I had to supplement the Camco with an additional post support to prevent pooling in the bow. The heavier fabric seems to make it more taught so that the rain rolls off better, though it doesn't seem to repel the water as well as the 150d (some seepage). We've gotten over 12 inches of rain in less that three weeks and it works well enough. I don't think that I'll use it for winter, as shrink wrap with a wood under frame is preferred with heavy snow.

United States on Jul 27, 2021