Classic AccessoriesClassic Accessories StormPro Dark Grey Heavy-Duty T-Top Boat Cover, Fits boats 17 Foot - 19 Foot L x 102 Inch W, Marine Grade Fabric, Water-Resistant, Trailerable

Overall I’m happy with this cover. Very nice for the price. I wish they had this years ago. Some is the straps are short for my setup, so just going to tie off instead of buckle.

20ft scout sportfish with t-top. a little loose around the t-top, but it fits perfect otherwise and is heavier duty than i thought it would be. I priced others at over $450 and this was half the price. there is extra room in the bow if i had railings in the future. only drawback is the plastic pole to prop up the cover to keep water from pooling is flimsy and wont stay up. i just cut a piece of wood and problem solved.

Like others noted, I ran dock lines from the bow to the T-top. Had 3-5" of rain and winds, no issues with pooling of water. Does take some work to setup. Recommend finding the side zipper and bow to give you and idea of the layout. From there loosely attach the bow then go around the tower and follow the directions. I got one "like new" and am very pleased so far. TBD on long term durability, but if I get 2-3 years it will be a great buy.

Bought this for a 19' Trophy 1903cc boat. The cover fits well even over the trolling motor and bow fish finder and side rails. As others suggested, I ran ropes crisscrossed from the t-top posts to the front cleats to prevent water ponding because the provided prop pole is useless. It rained after I put it on and I still got some ponding so I'm going to have to add something else to prop it up more (see pic). If you do the rope modification, don't tie them above the level of the horizontal seam in the cover that encloses the cockpit, otherwise you won't be able to zip it shut. I'm going to rate it 4 stars initially, pending further use.

Received the cover a few days ago and hadn’t had a chance to test fit it. I have a 2014 Sea Hunt Triton 210 which specs out to be 21’1” length and 8’2” beam. I washed the boat down after the long holiday and while letting it air out, showers started forming in the area. A quick look at the instructions and I went at putting it on. First off, it’s not nearly as heavy as I was expecting from experience with custom bass boat covers in the past. This is is a plus when installing by yourself but we will see how it holds up over time. Instructions were pretty straight forward. The cover was folded well and neatly inside the included storage bag. It’s probably the last time it will fit in that nicely. The cover went on easy enough while following the directions of starting at the bow and working around the starboard side. I will agree with most other reviewers about the support pole being a little lacking. I’ll probably fix that with a custom cut section of pvc. But the cover fits very well on the boat and I have no real complaints. I have the t-top section a little twisted as I didn’t have time to mess with it much, but I’ll get that sorted when I put it on again after this weekend. So far I am very pleased with the cover, especially since it was hundreds less than a custom fit cover. I’ll update again in a few months and after a few storms.Update: 2 months laterJust wanted to throw a quick update out there. I’ve had the cover on the boat for going on 2 months now while away for work. Unfortunately the little center support fell over at some point so the bow of the boat is completely full of water. I would say at least 200 gallons. The good news is that there are zero tears in the cover or seams even with all that extra weight on it. A+ for construction in my opinion. The cover has faded some, not a big deal for me though. It has been in direct sunlight in South Carolina in the middle of summer so I expected that. Better the cover than my interior right. I would definitely recommend this cover for anyone looking for something decent that won’t break the bank. I’m going to upgrade the center support to a more sturdy metal pole and all should be great.

The media could not be loaded.  This cover fits great and does the job. I’ve been using it for 1 1/2 years and it’s in the harsh south Florida sun and frequent rainstorms with no problems.I did add 2 more support poles because if the design of my boat. Eliminating any low points where water could pool has been really helpful.It keeps my boat clean, the vinyl protected, and I have no worries, whatever the weather. As an added bonus, it keeps out the raccoons that patrol my storage lot looking for scraps.

I have had the cover on the boat for less than 24hrs but was very impressed with “true to fit” sizing and ease of installation. It fits our Seahunt Ultra 225 great even with a wide beam.The cover is really good quality. Time will tell how the buckles and straps hold up. I would consider then standard quality. They don’t appear to be any special industrial strength grade clips or nylon straps considering the tension that will be put on them for extended periods.Very happy with the purchase thus far, will save me considerable time detailing in the spring.

Cover still fits my Sportsman 21 great! Like another review said I run a dock line from t-top to bow cleat to avoid water pooling in the bow.Only complaint would be the color has drastically faded, but still works fine. Picture was when new.

Good cover...a bit difficult first time install by 1 person.

Parfait

Fits the boat like a glove 🧤

The cover works well in covering my 18.5ft Center console boat. The only complaint I have is the plastic support post and base, it does not stay up to keep the water from pooling in the bow. I would suggest a snap dome be installed in the cover and have a adjustable pole that snaps into the dome.

Great product