XGear Windproof Upgraded 27' - 30' RV Cover Travel Trailer Cover, Extra-Thick 5 Layers Anti-UV Top, Rip-Stop with 2PCS Extra Straps

Held up in wind gusts to 100mph. We were on vacation when the winds hit the North Oregon Coast. I wasn't sure what shape the cover would be in. After inspection it was all intact and my RV was completely exposed to the wind.Highly recommend this to all RV'ers to protect their investment.

I think I made a good decision in choosing the size. Originally I ordered a 33-35 feet cover. I didn't open the box. I realized after having thoroughly thought through it that I purchased a size too big. My camper is 26.7 feet box. End to end it's 30.7 feet. So I went down to the 27-30 feet and it turned out perfect. I will assume durability at 4 for now as I can see where the edges of my solar panels rubbing on the cover might tear. I will remember to reinforce for next year. They included a big size repair part in case it tears. I also watched a couple of YouTube vids to get an idea of the installation.

My son and i put this on yesterday took about 45 min,was our 1st time will be easier the next time.I am very pleased for the price $$ well spent.

As long as you live where there are no gust of wind it will be ok. After some moderate winds from its first storm it ripped right down the middle. Find a better cover or buy this one every year.

I had to sew one of the back cross straps back on the cover after it was put on and I found a tear in the cover on the bottom by the tires. I had to use the patch kit and it took two times to get the patch to hold. Fingers crossed it stays on. The instructions are very vague and not all the pieces are addressed as to what they are or where they go. I definitely will lay the cover on top of the camper next time I cover it since I believe it will be much easier to place the cover over the camper. You also will most certainly will need two if not three people to put the cover on. I didn't want to try and send the cover back for a replacement one after the strap issue and tear since I have had the cover a few months and just now put it on. Weather is changing and I didn't want to mess with it when it got cold!

I just got my cover and installed it today. It looks like a very nice RV cover. My issue is with the pathetic instructions on installation. It didn't rollout on the roof as the instructions say. It was backwards. I guessed that a sleeve bag was for the excess straps. Nothing in the instructions about these. The best instruction were the pics on Amazon. The showed me where the straps went. I realize this cover install is not rocket science but the instructions are less than adequate.

I bought this for my KZ Sportsman Classic KZ160TH Toy Hauler. Fit good, Looks well made, fabric seems to be durable. It has four attached adjustable straps that go underneath and came with a bag that can clip on the straps, to aid in throwing them under the camper to the other side. It has two zippered panels on the on the entry door side, and the back has a zippered panel to allow access to the ramp door. It also came with two long straps, witch I assume go over the top and around the whole camper, a 39" x 16" piece of adhesive backed repair material and a storage bag. I wire tied bubble wrap over the roof drain spouts, hitch and other sharp corners before installing the cover. After the initial installation I let it sit for a day to let the fabric stretch out and retightened all the straps. It did not flap around very bad with the strong wind and rains the other night.Instructions provided could use more detail, such as where to put the two long straps, which I assume go over the top.

The off-season has just started so I've got a few more winter months to see if this cover holds up. However, it did survive a very big, long-lasting windstorm in the fall. I thought there is no way this would come away without a tear or rip somewhere. But,no tears and the inside of the camper is still dry. Will check at the end of the season to see if it holds up.