PermaPRO Lightweight Ripstop and Water Repellent Cover for 18-20' Travel Trailers by Classic Accessories - Model: 80-134-141001-00 Review

complete nonsense. This lasted a year in relatively mild Southern California. I showed up at camp last week and the lid was torn down the middle from end to end and was lying on the ground around my trailer. ripstop? Well technically yes if there is no tissue left to tear. I was probably unlucky with a warranty claim because I hadn't registered the product when I bought it. Who does it? me now I'm so disappointed that the $400 cover barely lasted a year. Update: Verification of the actual…

It's too early to tell how durable they will be through the Colorado winter, but I'll update you in the future. One frustrating thing about this process was the warranty registration. The attached materials state that you will find the small manufacturing tag embedded in the lining of the product and copy the manufacturer's identification code and date of manufacture. Then go to their website for information to start warranty registration. Well you do all that, go to the website and then it…

Nowhere Easier to Install! I just got ready for the winter and covered my RV for the first time. I was alone and it was much easier than I expected. I just unrolled it when I was on the RV roof and threw it over the edges. I needed a small step stool to go down corners and it was there. The little pocket was a great idea to put the strap under the device for easy connection. Of course, now that I'm covering the camper for the first time, I forgot my hubcaps inside. It was so easy to unzip to…

I am writing a review after the product has been in use for more than 2 years. This is the fifth cover I own and the third from this company. This cover fits really well, is lightweight and easy to use, and keeps my trailer CLEAN. No more lugging a heavy, bulky roof cover or trying to lift all that weight up a ladder. No more white dust everywhere as the top of the cover ages. Multiple zippers provide easy access to doors and storage compartments. It can withstand high winds and heavy rain and…

Ok here's the spring 2018 update: The coverage has held up very well through a very windy autumn that's turning into winter. No breaks or tears. A lot of snow fell, no problems. Folds up nicely and slips into a bag for storage. People complain too much and wish it was all just a walk in the park. If anyone has had problems with this cover, chances are they are the problem, not the cover. Review 2017: Just bought October 2017, so my initial review is based on initial installation only. I gave it

I bought this for my new Keystone Passport 2670BH. I had a Classic C cover for my last motorhome, it had a few punctures but it lasted me for a number of years. It had a Tyvec top and the material was rougher than that material. This one is lighter as I just put it on myself and we'll see how it holds up in the first B/W Ohio winter. The vents seem to be placed too high on the sides, fitting the rounded sides of the roof rather than the sides of the RV. Maybe that's a stretch? After reading a…

Bought a 30-33 inch case for my 2015 Keystone Passport 31 RE after much searching. This cap is very well made and lightweight. It fit the camper very well and it was nice to see that the access zip lined up with the center of the door. Has adjustable straps. Two straps at the front, two at the back and five at the bottom. There is a second zip for 2 door campers (I have one) and there are zips in each corner at the back for toy transporter access. The lid is easy to assemble. One person could…

Survivor Harvey: I ordered this on a whim and then regretted it and didn't use it for a few months, that is until Hurricane Harvey rolled in. Look, my little trailer is parked on a barrier island off the Texas coast about 40 miles east of Rockport, and there's no way I can get it off the island without hiring a $1,200 ship to bring it back, and I would not do that. . so in the short term anyway. So we rushed there, secured the trailer and locked it as best we could AND covered the trailer with…

Day 1, so I can only speak about the first impression. 5 stars might be generous as I have a few criticisms but it looks like a quality case with a lifetime warranty so I don't like it. My main complaint is that there should be more product descriptions on how to measure your camper for the best fit. The technical length of my Rockwood 2109S is 21 feet 7 inches from the hitch to the rear bumper. The length of the RV body without the front frame/hitch is approximately 19.5 feet. So I thought…