Customer Reviews for VEVOR Pontoon Boat Cover, Fit for 21'-24' Boat, Heavy Duty 600D Marine Grade Oxford Fabric, UV Resistant Waterproof Trailerable Boat Cover w/ 7 Wind-Proof Straps, Gray

Bought the smaller size cover last time and it fit great. The larger size was only about six dollars more so I went with it. Covers more of the side, front and rear rails. The larger size comes all the way down to the deck which is what I wanted. First cover lasted over two years and is about a 1/4 of the price of other covers. I can buy four of these covers for the price of one at other locations.

Very good fit for our 22’-0” pontoon boat. Price is about 1/4 of the covers at BPS so I can buy four of these for the price of one. Used the cover for about two years before having to replace. We have a snap on cover but this one is so much easier to take on and off. In the winter we put the snap on cover on and place this cover over it to protect it. Works great.

This cover is a real nice cover, fits out 24ft. Pontoon great, and the separate engine cover is a great bonus. Only thing I would chance is to have more tie down loops. But other than that worth every penny

The VEVOR Pontoon Boat Cover is a nice light weight, water resistant fabric that covers and ties down well. The tiedown straps are sewn in nicely. I would recommend buying the next size bigger because I have an 18 foot pontoon boat and with motor, it was a tight fit. I expect this product to last, a couple of years out in the weather and I will be buying another only larger. I would like to see something a little heavier in fabric to last 5-6 years.

Worked out good. Was what I was looking for. Just hope no water pools on it. Nice fit. The straps are nice.

The material is extremely light weight and does not feel anything like 600d like I have purchased before. That being said, I was looking for something inexpensive and this fit the bill. The poles are just fine, no worse than anything you buy from Walmart for $10-20 dollars. One complaint, they only have a tie down loop on the front of the cover (or it may be the back, who knows). Put loops on the front and back so both sides can be tied down. Other than that, for $50 you could do much worse.

Good cover, elastic could be a lot stronger , prop poles break very easily. I lost 2 sections the first time using them

The cover itself is very lightweight, but strong. It has survived a snowstorm and a couple of ice storms so far. The only drawback are: 1 it could use a couple more tie downs coming off the cover to secure it better. 2 the support poles are very flimsy. We had some high winds which snapped the poles in 1/2. They are made of cheap plastic. Despite the poles, the cover is still worth buying.

Easy to install. You’ll have to put three of the clip straps together. Took me a minute to figure that out but otherwise painless.

Works great on my 24’ pontoon. You’ll want to get the poles for it.