🚤 Blue Boat Cover for Budge B-1220-X6, Long enough to Fit Boat Lengths 20'-22' with Beam Width Up to 106 Review

So far so good 21' Tidewater cc Hard T-Top. Holds up well for winter PA month. Last month there was a lot of rain, snow and wind. That way I can go outside and work on the boat when the temperature rises enough, enough sunlight to shine and enough light to work inside. I'm one size for my boat (20-22) and it closes the Yamaha 150 and I can climb through the back next to the engine with the latter's small step. Hope it goes on. Very happy with this purchase so far.

The case is nice and heavy. The readings seem to be very good. I have a Whaler Outrage 19 with low barrels so it barely goes the distance. But that's not the covers' fault. Everything else is alright. The material has a rubberized coating on the inside. This makes it very difficult to install by yourself as it is not easy to pull the coating sets. The ties work well, two more would be perfect. I will add. This is my preliminary rating, let's see how it fares all winter. Much better than tarp…

My husband bought a Budge 1200 denier B-1221-X6 20-22' cover for his boat. He has a 2016 Carolina Skiff 218 DLV with a T-Top Fishmaster and a Suzuki 115. The product fits great and covers the T-Top and engine. Installation takes about 10 minutes and the straps allow access to the interior of the boat even with the lid still open (unfasten a strap and climb inside). It's not 100% waterproof, with heavy rain getting a few drips from the seams, but he bought a Damp Rid tub to take care of that. He

The fit was great. I have a hard top, split rail, and the lid fits snugly on everything including the engine. The VHF antenna is screwed on / removed from the bracket. I expect the radar (dome) underneath will be fine, I went for full coverage over a T-top design. In general, the under-top design could be better, so whatever is installed on the T-top is exposed but not affected by the lid. For example, if you have an open lattice, you definitely want an under-T-top collar design. I didn't…

I bought this in November 2016 and installed it on my boat in December 2016. Seems to be a very good deal for the price. However, after the first winter snows I found that I had to add 2 support posts in the center of the bow to prevent pavement sagging and to keep a ton of water on the bow. My boat is a Tiara Pursuit 2600. Two Vico Marine Vent 3 modules with support legs solved the problem. Not that big of a deal, just about sixty bucks more. UPDATE: In February 2017 I checked my boat after…