This is a simple and effective travel trailer cover that allows you entry from multiple points depending on the build of your trailer and protecting it from the elements successfully.So far it has held up well against the wind rain and snow Until We Meet Again -Off The Grid Ken

This RV cover is tough and well-made, the Oxford polyester fabric feels heavy-duty and has held up well against wind, rain, and sun so far. Fits snug on my 32ft travel trailer, no flapping or loose spots, and the windproof buckles really help keep everything secure during storms. The waterproofing is solid, no leaks or moisture buildup underneath, and the UV resistance is a big plus for protecting against sun damage.The side zippers make it easy to access the doors without having to take the whole cover off, and the reflective strips are a nice touch for extra visibility at night. The air vents help reduce moisture and heat buildup, which has been great for preventing mildew.Overall, it’s been a solid investment and gives peace of mind when the trailer’s stored outdoors. Definitely recommend if you want something durable and weather-resistant to keep your RV protected year-round.

Good fit. Good protection. Good quality. Easy to install with a couple people. Good thickness

We put this over a 29 footer that's a bit older and has a flatter front but it still fits great. Tensioned by the straps, it holds on very well. Opening is useful to load/unload in offseason when stored and I love the tire covers and tank covers and all the extra little covers to really seal up the trailer against the elements.

Got this for my husband. Great product, works as described. Easy to assemble easy to use. Would definitely recommend.

I ordered this cover for my Prime Time Avenger 22MKLE Camper which is 26' 10" long. I thought that the 24-27 ft RV cover would be a perfect fit. When I finally got the RV cover on my camper, I realized it was too long. These RV covers are sold based on the body length of the camper, not the total length of the camper. The body length on my camper is 23' 11". If I had selected the 22-24ft RV cover, it would have been a better fit.The RV cover comes tightly packed in a bag that it can just fit into. Once I got it out of the bag, I realized there is no way I will ever be able to fold it to go back into that bag! I will use the bag to store the accessories in, and will buy a bag three times the size of the original bag to store the RV cover in. As per the written instructions the RV cover is not packed for deployment. I found it best to lay it out on a deck and roll it up from the back towards the front like a carpet. Then fold 1/3 of each side towards the center 1/3. I used one of the long straps to haul it onto the roof. Unrolling it towards the back is the safest whilst your feet are on the roof of the trailer. I made the mistake of stepping on a folded section of the cover, and discovered it is extremely slippery. Fortunately I did not fall off the roof. With the help of my wife tugging at the overhanging fabric we got the cover on over the trailer. It covered the sides with about 6" of extra length all round. It also covered the spare tire and the roof AC.What I like about this cover are the cross straps in the front and at the back of the camper. This allowed me to tuck the excess length under the straps and fold it so that no pockets of water will form in the folds. It also tensioned the cover neatly lengthwise across the camper.Next I attached the 4 retention straps. I was surprised how easy it was to throw them under the camper from one side to the other. At this time I did not put the two wrap-around windproof straps on.On the camper door side there are 3 zippers. One on each end and one about in the middle. This gave me ample access to my door. There are spaced Velcro straps at the top that hold the folded side up (see photo). Included with the accessories are 6 round sponges about 2 inches in diameter and 6 small bags with Velcro ties at the end for gutter spout protection. I have no clue how to attach them to the 2 inch plastic spouts on my camper.I like the 2 included large 10" x 8.5" self-adhesive repair patches. I am sure there will come a time when I will need them. There is also a small bundle of rope. A ladder cover is included; it looked more like a small roof AC cover to me! And then they show the storage bag, which I will never be able to get the cover into again.The cover is made from tear-proof Oxford polyester cloth. The sides are 105g fabric and the top is 160g fabric. All the seams are well stitched and reinforced (a lot of attention to detail). It incorporates 2 vents either side that have overlapping covers preventing rain from entering between the cover and camper body. These vent will also act as a pressure release should a gust of wind blow up between the cover and the camper body. Overall it is well made and I see it lasting me for several years. The only challenge to this cover's longevity is the harsh Florida summer sun.Review for: RV Cover 24-27FT Travel Trailer and Camper Covers,Durable Tearproof Oxford Polyester Fabric for Waterproof,Cold and UV Resistant,with Air Vent,Side Zipper,Reflective Strip,Windproof Strap

Material seems strong and sturdy. Fit well over our 24' trailer. Easy to access trailer through opening. Will update after this winter.

I bought this cover for my husband’s 22 Ft travel trailer, hoping it would protect the vehicle through the wet and snowy season. It literally envelops the entire trailer from top to bottom, and I was relieved to see it fit without too much adjusting. The side zipper letting us open the door without wrestling the whole thing off, and the straps underneath make it simpler to secure. So far it has shielded the RV from rain, and the fabric appears to be doing fine against early winter conditions. It has the UV protection layer too, since the trailer sits in our driveway where direct sun can be intense. However, the material is thinner than I imagined, especially compared to the covers we have for other outdoor items like the boat. It hasn’t torn yet, but I keep an eye on it whenever the wind picks up or we scrape off ice. Even though it’s not the heaviest cover, I’m hoping it will last a couple of seasons.