Review on 27-30Ft RV Travel Trailer Cover - Breathable Anti-UV Camper Storage 320D Water Resistant Oxford, Windproof Buckle Straps Ripstop Fabric. by Brett Zhu

UPDATE 11-2022:I've had the cover on the trailer typically 3-4 months each year just through the Southern California summers to protect from sun. Took the cover off yesterday and the top is tearing in huge areas. It's done. Turned to dust in many spots. The sides are just fine, but there are way too many tears and the material is now too thin to repair the top. So figure on getting up to max one year of sun time before the fabric turns to dust. Maybe it would have helped to spray some sun repellant on the top once a year, I may have gotten a little more time out of it. However ANY fabric left in the sun will degrade over time. This is a very nice cover though. I'd buy it again. It could cost more to repair a sun damaged trailer roof, right? That's what tarps and covers are for after all, they take the abuse.ORIGINAL REVIEW:Just put the cover on today. Will update the review later after we see how long it lasts. Has plenty of tiedown points and large zipper openings on both sides. Has air vents at each top corner in case it balloons up in the wind and five straps at the top to assist pulling over. This 27 foot version fits perfectly on a striker ST2313. It fits just around the back of the trailer and has the perfect amount to go over the front hitch. Remember when you order a cover you need to order the length from the back end of your trailer all the way to your hitch. The box of my trailer is only 23 feet long but it’s considered a 27 foot trailer because of the 4 feet of hitch. My trailer is 13 feet tall and this cover comes just over the top of the tires. The material isn’t super thick but as it is the thing weighs about 30 pounds. The top has a couple more layers of material.