Review on XGEAR Thick 6-Ply Top Panel Travel Trailer Cover- Ripstop Waterproof RV Covers With Storage Bag And Windproof Buckles (27'-30') by Matt Eason

Tore easily in wind. I have a 35' Forest River with 2 slides. Although it was relatively easy to put on as long as you don't mind walking the roof and being next to the edge of the camper. Putting on was easy for one and taking off was easy with multiple people. It will catch everything it can on the way off and tear. Happened first time. I learned from that but still could not control wind. That tore some as well. I live in Phx. and we hit 120 degrees this year 2021 and with this "blanket" on the temps reached about 140-150 in trailer. I had windows open and had cover on loose for some circulation which I'm sure they don't recommend but still rolled back wallpaper in trailer. Not trying to imply this cover did that but keeping heat in most likely helped. GREAT in the winter. Not all live where I do and for the most part it is a nice cover. Just not well in the oven I live in. For me? If I want to keep it covered I most likely will have to buy a new one yearly.