Review on 🐎 ADCO 46004 SFS Aqua-Shed Horse Trailer Cover - Bumper-Pull, 14'1" to 16' by Chris Peck

The average option to cover and protect a horse trailer costs over $1,000 for something truly permanent. I've researched all of my more affordable options over the course of several months, temporary carports etc. I was concerned that this might discourage me from using my trailer due to having to put it on and off, but it's relatively easy to install. You absolutely need a ladder, an additional person helps, but doesn't have to. I'm 5ft 5in and was able to put it on and take it off by myself without much difficulty. The lid is breathable and doesn't trap moisture causing your trailer to become moldy, which is great. He is "pretty" strong. It will fray on sharper edges, I started getting a few small tears but I immediately adjusted the lid and glued the areas that worked. I strongly recommend that you store your trailer in a location where it will experience minimal wind, as constant airflow will cause pressure points to rub and therefore break. I've researched carefully and over the course of several months it's obviously nowhere near as good as a permanent metal carport but for the price I'm very happy with it so far.