🚤 Budge B-601-X6 600 Denier V-Hull Runabout Boat Cover in Gray - Fits Boats 20'-22' Long with a 106" Beam Width, Waterproof and UV Resistant Review

I have bought many cases over the years and this one is just as good if not better than all the others. It also fits well, but be sure to take at least the next size up. Well done!

Looks solid but will not fit my 24ft boat and is missing one of the mounting hardware. I'll get it working this year but I'm looking for something better next year I don't want to leave my boot open while they send it back I'll probably regret that decision.

Not happy with it, be careful when ordering, it didn't even come close to my boat, although I put it 2ft more than I ordered, it might fit 22ft open , but nothing else. The price was good and the material is what you should expect for this price but be sure to check the dimensions, it doesn't fit all V hulls.

excellent product. Our second boat cover we bought. Decided to use the same line because the other boat cover is holding up well. This showed us that it is waterproof. So it wasn't just that. We bought for our 19ft boat. Seems to be doing a good job so far. Just a few inches short, but if we didn't have center console windows and a trolling motor, it would be longer.

The top of the case is well made, well stitched and fairly solid. On the other hand, the dimensions they deliver are not even remotely close to reality. I ordered a tarpaulin for a 24ft Bayliner. The sizes provided said 24-26'. I have a swim platform on my boat and I was hoping it would cover that too. What I got was too tight and I couldn't even climb over the ski rope from behind. If you have a low profile boat this may suit you, but if your 24ft boat has a full windscreen you will be…

Love the quality of this boat cover - we had an unusual 4 storms in Southern California. in a short time (surprisingly) and the coating held up very well. High quality elastic cord that I hope will last a long time. The lid was for 24-26ft boats and my boat is 26ft no tower but the lid was a bit short but only a small part of the bow was exposed (no exposure). Slightly larger cases cost twice as much, or the quality of the material is not right. Very happy and had very expensive covers (this is

I use these cheap 300 denier covers and I only use them for a southern summer outdoor season or two. The texture of this case is more like a fabric, yet durable. As long as I can keep the rain from accumulating on it, I should be able to make three seasons out of it. Three seasons for a less than $100 suitcase stored out south is a steal. I have a bowrider and it goes very well with a non-custom suitcase. I use bungee cords to hold it in place rather than the included buckles and nylon straps…

We ordered this case to add on to our existing case and it fits like a glove There were some holes that small animals ( cats!) could get into the boat. Knowing the length of our boat I ordered the correct size but when we placed it on the boat we realized it was probably 2 feet shorter. Our boat has a trolling motor in the front and that could be part of the length issue. However, we got it working and it stays in place and covers exactly what we wanted. The weight of the fabric feels good and…

My son and I put this suitcase up last weekend 17th Nov 18. I was delighted to receive a new case for my Sea Ray. Lid barely fits around the perimeter, canopy nose is open to the breeze, doesn't quite reach the rails as shown I'm in the Chesapeake Bay so easterly winds can pull the lids around. Let's see what happens this winter. Support post at top, although a little less than a foot, could give me a bit more tarpaulin, although I'm not sure. Well, time will tell. Still follow the shipmates.