Review on Protect Your Travel Trailer With ADCO Designer Series Olefin HD Cover In Gray/White - 28' 7" To 31' 6 by Corey Katchem

I purchased this cover 2 years ago but in reality it has been on my trailer about 18 months of that time. I understand that anything takes a beating when exposed to the south Georgia sun, but was hoping to get 3 to 4 years of use out of this cover. Looks like it will not make it and am looking to replace it already. Expect to have to constantly repair the cover (every time you remove it). I took mine off and on 6 or 7 times. I was diligent to repair every little tear so they would not get bigger. I was using needle and thread and then tried the ADCO patches (make sure you price them, expensive for what you get). The strap and buckles can not be cinched to terrible tight or will rip from the fabric. Your trouble areas will be around the gutter spouts (used different spout covers than what is provided with this cover), ladder area, on top around the A/C for tearing. And, as you can see in the pictures where the roof material meets the sides. Also the straps on the front and back have already degraded and broken from sun exposure as well as the material holding the zippers has started to go. Cover is light weight and I can install and remove by myself. I also understand for it to wick moisture it has to be light weight and that is the reason it tears so easily. I am looking to now spend the extra money and see if I can find a higher quality cover. Again, I understand anything exposed to sun and weather will deteriorate and if you want to get rid of moisture it must be able to breath (light weight). High humidity area like where I live in south Georgia you will still get some mildew/mold on your roof. It did not get a lot of high winds and I inspected it after each storm. The key is to patch your tears as soon as you find them. My biggest issue is that for the price, I expected/hoped it would have lasted longer than 18 months before having to replace.