ADCO 34844 Designer Series Gray/White 26' 1" - 28' 6" DuPont Tyvek Travel Trailer Cover Review

I was warned by multiple people to not invest in a cover for my travel trailer, and I went against their advice and thought that if I spent a little more money and invested in a nicer/higher end cover that I would not regret it. Well, I invested, and after 7 months, it is hammered. I was very detailed in ensuring that I adjusted/tightened all straps attached to the cover, and it just doesn't stand up to the weather. holes and tears all over it. Definitely not worth the investment unless you are

Cover lasted less than 7 months, tore at front and towards the top (near rain gutter). Front material looked like it was starting to disintegrate. Adco was good with honoring their warranty but I had to pay $35 to ship a new cover which comes with no warranty (since it's a replacement). Needless to say, this will be the 1st and last Adco product we purchase (but we still love ebay).

Super soft and stretchy, so comfy! I ride english hunter/jumper, am 5"4" and in my 60s so my mid section is thick and my legs are smaller and I generally wear a 12 petite or sometimes a 14 petite. The 34R fits me near to perfect, just loose enough to be comfortable. If I were any taller they might be a big short. They will be great for casual schooling and play riding but certainly not for showing. So soft, I feel like I'm wearing PJs. The material feels a little on the thin side so I…

Fit my Keystone Passport Grand Touring Ultra Lite perfectly, and the setup was so extremely easy. It took around an hour to put on by myself, so keep that in mind. I'm very pleased with this purchase.

I did the research and read the reviews to determine a cover that would withstand Ohio winters. Initial thoughts were that the product was great. Was easy to put on and seemed to be very rigid material that would withstand Ohio winters.Fast forward 3 months and the back upper left corner has torn, completely exposing the camper.Hard to justify $300+ for a 3 month life cycle.

I've had this RV cover for about 7 months now and decided to write a review to share my experience. Haven't been paticularly impressed with this cover. After 7 months it's full of holes from the wind and any edge of the coach. The straps aren't very good and don't pull it very tight. It's definitely not worth the money. I would choose a different manufacturer/model if I had to do it all over again. I think my next cover will be a covered parking spot! So I'm updating this after having this…

Super fast shipping. Well made and heavier duty than the non-tyvek cover. Easy to put on with 2 people. So far so good! We've had several campers over the years, but this is our first time using a cover like this. Usually used heavyweight tarps.Hope to have multiple years of use. Especially when they cost over $300

Buy at your own risk! Purchased this trailer cover and after the first wind storm it basically fell apart at the seams. The manufacture told us that it was not properly secured and that it was our fault and not covered under their warranty. This is not my first cover and I am very much aware of how to "secure" it.

When the fabric started to break down it let out a white, dusty substance that seemed to get everywhere when I removed and tried to tape a few minor tears. I decided against putting it back on my trailer. Will have to try a different brand next time.

Thought I was spending more for a good tough product but the cover ripped easily with a little pressure with my thumb. That's my feedback!

After my friend told me his ADCO cover is on its 3rd year and still looking new, I went for the same one. Install was easier than expected. Viewed the video and read directions. Having the wife help made it easier.

I bought this cover about 10 months ago. It is basically falling apart. It has become so fragile that any pressure on it will cause a hole in it. It has also rubbed a hole in the roof of my RV that I had to repair.If you have a RV that is not under cover this is not the product you want. For the money this costs you would think it would be a quality product but it is not.

Works great. Well made. Should have gotten one of these years ago.But FYI, use heavy duty rubber bungees in the corner bottom eyelets to the trailer leveling jacks. Keeps cover in perfect position on windy days. Kind of a pain to get on/off if you are a Boomer, get a kid to do the roof walk. Down spout covers are useless, use a 4ea pool noodle cut 5" long. Good Deal@350ishRevised Jan 2021, FYI, This lasted approx. 15mo. The vinyl top is still good but the east, south and west sides have been…

Unfortunately, this cover does not last. It didn’t even make it through one season without ripping. I wouldn’t recommend purchasing this item.

This is our second one of these. The first lasted 3 years until the sun and weather took its toll on the material. This one ripped within 1 year. It seems like the material is not as good of quality as the first one. We patched it, but will probably look at a different brand when we replace it.