I bought this cover to go over my insulated cover to keep the snow and ice off of the aging main cover. The fabric is nice heavyweight and seems quite waterproof. The only problem is the cinch strap isn’t durable at all and it ripped within a week of having it installed on my hot tub. Once the ice melts I’m going to take it off and try to reinforce the point where the strap is sewn to the cover.

I've had this three months. Ultimately, it does the job I purchased it to do: it stays in place and protects my insulated vinyl spa cover from pollen, falling leaves, weather, scratches (the daughter's cat like to take an occasional stroll across it), etc.However, I have serious doubts that it will survive the "three year warranty". It started fading within a month. With the top (exposed to more continuous sun) showing a contrast to the more shaded sides. At 90 days, now the dark gray (that was

Is better than expectations. Well worth it. Hint I added a beach ball bought for $1 at dollar store and it keeps rain from pooling on cover!

This cover appears to be of higher quality for the same price as the other brand I had purchased which literally deteriorated after seven months of use through summer and fall. Since this cover is only a month old, the jury is still out on durability but it appears to be better m my atrial than my other brand.

This product has zero insulation and is no thicker than a tarp. It seems to be made well with thought as to where the Velcro and snaps will be, but it is the same exact material as a tarp you might buy at Walmart.