Rain-X 805452 Snowmobile Cover - X-Large Size Review

I ordered two XL covers for my two Polaris Indy XC Twins with 129" track. They didn't fit as shown in the photo. Perfect, but they were too short on the sides , as they only cover half of the panels on each side, they don't even cover the steps in the tunnel and I don't have raised bars or a tall windscreen to prevent that.Fits better on the sides so I'm very unimpressed there I was looking for a good snowmobile cover that fits properly.

Everyone has been telling me this boot doesn't look good on my sled. It felt like a loose diaper on my 2014 rmk pro. I ended up giving it away and got a real sled cover that fit my size. And the guy I gave it to borrow and after an hour on the freeway it was a torn mess in his trailer. They may have a great warranty, but I'm not interested in a replacement. Owning another ill-fitting sled cover that not only looks bad but doesn't hold up doesn't interest me. At least it was cheap.

Essentially a very thin minimum cover. Very few attachment points (good if you just want to clear the dust in the garage, bad if you want to store it outside in the wind, and definitely bad if you want to use it to tow a snowmobile). It has a 7 year guarantee. I'll be very surprised if it's been a year since we stored our snowmobiles out in Colorado. UV destroys nylon. After all, as you can see from the title ad, it's designed for new short-nosed snowmobiles. We have an older type and while we…

I bought this to cover my 2010 Skidoo mxz TnT 600. The cover fits the length but doesn't drop far enough to cover the bottom panels of the sled. I have handlebars, maybe that's why, but I was disappointed with that. The biggest disappointment was the fact that the lid practically fell apart on the trailer on the way home. Two of the buckles broke and a huge hole tore through the back making it unusable. I guess I'll try to get my money back or replace it with a 7 year warranty, that's partly…