🏍️ ClawsCover ATV Cover 3XL - Heavy Duty Waterproof 420D Oxford Cloth Quad ATC 4 Wheeler Cover with All-Season Weather Proof Outdoor UV Protection for Kawasaki Yamaha Suzuki Honda Polaris Review

This cover is not designed for heavy use! It rips like butter, it ripped when I first put it on and just ripped through. We made sure it didn't get caught on anything. I believe it will be waterproof if there are no holes, but how easily it tears I'm not sure. It's light, but given how easily it tears, I didn't think it would withstand the wind at all times, it tears easily.

Description says it fits Can Am. I measured my quad and it should fit size XL. Will not fit Outlander 400 or 500 quads.Material is no better than half the price. The only good point was the elastic strap on the bottom which now fits my mower well. Size XXL might fit better, but the thin material wouldn't stand up to the Minnesota winters. There is no way I would say this is "hard work"!

Covers my Polaris 570 with no problems. Arrived just in time for a decent downpour and my steering wheel was dry when I removed the cover the next morning. It seems pretty durable for what it's made for. I ordered 3xl and have a trunk in the back. The only thing that I think could be improved is the distance between the buckles. So you could tighten the lid a little more tightly than you do now. Otherwise there are no complaints.

I bought 2 more covers for my 2020 Yamaha Grizzly Uplift. One fit but couldn't see front, back or sides so it was trial and error. The next one claimed to match the Grizzly 700 with its XL size. no The third little bear was just right. The fit is actually a bit big. Possibly space for a storage box on the back. The two straps don't go under the car, you just tighten them and they fit snugly around the tires. There is ventilation which is good. I would NOT travel with this suitcase as it appears

I'm about XXXL to cover my 2009 Brute Force with a rear cargo box so I needed something to cover it. It fits perfectly, covers everything with headroom for the price, I don't think you can go wrong. I will be using it next deer season to keep the car dry, the vents are a bonus. I haven't found a good use for reflective strips yet, but they definitely won't hurt anyone. The straps on the bottom are excellent, the wind will not be blown away. I could pay a lot more and get really expensive but…

Looks like a quality product after the first few weeks of use. It's lightweight nylon, but not cheap. "Heavy Duty" for me would be a canvas, duck, or boat travel case, and it's not. They seem to have designed it to be trailerable, but I don't think and wouldn't trust this fabric to withstand freeway speeds, but I have no idea if I'm right about that. It is definitely waterproof as my quad is always dry with water on top. And it's quite large - my Rincon 650 with its front rack and milk crates…

Fits my 2014 Can-Am Outlander Max XT 650 two seater and I have room underneath to add a rack. It's pretty windy here after surviving the first (small) storm (40 km/h) and staying in place even without a seat belt. I haven't had any projected humidity, snow or rain since it came out so I can't yet say how it will reflect any of that. UPDATE: I've had it for a while and this update came after a few days of more snow/rain after which the quad was dry. We've also had several days of consistent…

Let's face it, the case is good value. It fits very well and probably won't last more than 5 years. A cover is much cheaper than a new seat or faded plastic. Be careful with sizes. I had to go up a size to fit my Yamaha Grizzly even though the size chart said it would fit. I believe my 4 wheel is 2007 and I needed an 88 inch XXL model. Reading other reviews and questions led me to the right solution. I am happy with the case but would pay more for a stronger case that lasts longer. The straps…

Bought this cover for my ATV a few days later, I had to keep it outside on the trailer (which is rare). The cover was on the outside and covered the quad a total of 4 times. (all 4 times were less than 24 hours). I've never ridden with the cover because I didn't want to accidentally blow through a hole. For the fourth time I put on my blanket and left it outside on the trailer while I worked in the garage. A light storm set in that lasted about an hour. When I came back the lid was on the floor