Gunhyi ATV Cover: Ultimate 6-Layer All Weather Waterproof Protection for Quad 4 Wheelers – Wind, UV, Sun, Snow & Rain Shield – XXXL Universal Fit (100x43x48 inch) Review

It's too early to judge durability. This covers a Suzuki King quad with boxes front and rear and still has a loose fit. It's big and perfect for me!

This item is thick and feels solid. The only problem is the size. I ordered the exact same size that I currently have on my 4wheeler. This one barely goes over half the wheels. My current one (probably the same size) fits all four tires.

Sun here in Colorado, very bright reflective material, that's what I was looking for. Not the black that is usually advertised. The cover feels like a premium material, which is important when we're going to have 10 inches of snow and 40 mph winds.

We were really hoping that this cover would protect our MUV from rain and snow. Unfortunately he has thrown up twice, the first time through the wind. The second was torn apart by ice during a blizzard. The fabric is very fragile. It's lightweight and waterproof, easy to put on and pack away, but not weatherproof.

Fits my 2004 Polaris 500 fairly well with winch, front and rear bags. It's a bit big if anything, you don't even have to stretch too much to put the case on. I can award a higher rating in spring 2019. I'm curious how he handles the winter weather. I like the strap that goes underneath to hold the lid. However, I added a belt around the entire four wheel at tire level.

I was trying to find a cover for an EZGO golf cart - 4 seats but no roof. Those made specifically for the golf cart were 4-5 times more expensive. Some of the ones I tried were too small or too tall, causing water to pool. It was right! I love that it's reflective on the outside which makes it cooler compared to the black we have on the roof for our golf cart. It's stretchy so it stays in place BUT it also has a strap to tuck away in high winds. I'd have to be on the ground to plug it in, so…

For the price I should have known to be very careful when attaching the strap that holds the stuff. It was quite windy and the fabric was loose so I went underneath and adjusted the strap, I pulled harder and it ripped completely. The strap is torn on one side. This would have happened if I hadn't tightened it. Now it is held with a rubber cord. In fact, the design could have been better if there had been some reinforced holes to allow threading and tying the strap, or to use the elastic cords…

After all the comments I was shocked to see how thick this case was! In fact, it's even thicker than the Neverland boot that came with my quad. I think the moral is don't be put off by all the comments saying the cover is too thin. I've bought many cases including layered custom cases for over $300. The thickness on this one is really above average! It is 2 times thicker than the other aluminum cover for my smart car that cost me 3 times more. I don't know if the company stepped up their game…