PrimeShield Heavy Waterproof V Hull Runabouts Review

You will definitely need sticks. This applies to all corporate coverage. Great bang for your buck. The only thing is that it's a pain in the ass to cling to the company. They closed some small straps for me. It's okay, but haven't heard from them for days. But regardless, I recommend this cover for the cheaper route.

We were getting about 3 inches of rain when puddles formed near the station. I didn't think the cover would work as well as it seemed so light compared to the previous one, but I'm very pleased. Not sure about durability as it will be the test of time. Sorry I didn't take a picture of the gallons of water he caught. The woman was very disappointed, she drained the water from the lid onto the floor in the pantry as she wanted for her plants. Maybe next time I'll take a bucket to catch 5 gallons.

First off, there are no instructions, diagrams or pictures accompanying this product. The tarp doesn't even have markings showing front or back. The only paperwork included is a small card from PrimeShield Products saying they are willing to help. No phone number, just an email address. I had some questions, I emailed them and they never responded. The product itself seems to work. I'll see what happens over the next few months. Hope you installed it correctly! If not, then close after half a…

Then everything went smoothly. Install using common sense, no instructions required. I have 14-16 instead of my 16. Next up is 16-18 just for extra breathing room. My only complaint about the way it handles outboards is that I get a small bullet in the back. It also requires a lid support, which I use 1 of from my old lid. They're only $10 each for some weighted adjustable feet, so I might get a pair. Now the real test. Let's see how many seasons it offers. Especially around the trolling motor…

the material is nice and thick, our boat is 19ft I/O, we order 20ft for extra space, fits well. Last night we had a thunderstorm (the first time we set up a shelter), the water didn't hold. We have a factory tarpaulin with latches inside (which is only water repellent and especially where the hanging racks are, water can still get in and the water then pools in the bilge/I/O engine bay). The inner lid protects the new lid from sagging and water pooling. I don't know about the durability as we…

I overpriced my boat covers and wanted a really good one. However, a really good one costs me $800 or more with only a 5 year warranty. I bought this considering the price I could buy 10 of these for the price of a really good one, great choice! High-quality coating, copes with its task, in use all season, no defects! holds great! If I make another year out of this knowing I'll be ahead, I don't see why it should wear out or have problems after another season since it hasn't worn out since…

This is my replacement from my first purchase. First purchase, the case did not include straps. With the excellent help of Revain customer service, Revain refunded my money and immediately sent a replacement. After inspecting the cover, I found the straps were in place. the cover is advertised as main straps sewn into the cover; That was one of the main reasons I chose this cover. On a positive note there are loops on the top of the case that you thread the strap through to keep the case from…

This is a very GOOD cover that is affordable and does the job if you install it properly and don't blame it for your mistakes (aka most 1-2 star reviews here ). I bought this for my 18ft bowrider that has handrails in the front. The cover fits my outboard motor and do heater, but my boat is a bit narrower than most so the cover has a little more room than the gunwales. Unless I make my pole hull foot very high (e.g. 4+ feet) water sometimes collects in a small extra cover near the gunwale. I…