I just put this on today, so I cannot attest to the durability, but it is a very high-quality cover with good instructions. It’s pretty ingenious, and I feel as though it will stay on well through all weather. Also included were gutter covers tire covers and a hitch jack cover. It’s breathable and easy to put on. There are multiple straps so that it won’t blow away. There are also little weights that you can throw the straps underneath to the other side, but I did not need them. It fit my trailer very well. Tire covers are very easy to put on. Great value for the money.

This is a high quality product. It had easy to follow instructions & included every we needed. The sizing is accurate. We use this on our 35' pull behind travel trailer during the winter months. Our camper is in a semi permanent camping/trailer spot. So it is very important for us to keep our camper protected from the elements during the winter months when not in use. This product does the job! It even has cushioned corner protection for the corners of the rooftop.

We just put this cover on our camper today. Cover appears sturdy and durable. Time will tell how long it lasts. It fit the camper quite well. I decided to review this now to comment on the subpar installation instructions. They advise using at least two people and I concur, doing it alone would be rough.Instructions explain how to lay the cover out on the ground, fold it in thirds length wise, roll it up end to end and hoist it up on camper roof. Once up on the roof, unroll it end to end then unfold, allowing each side to drop down. This approach doesn't work well because once you unroll it end to end you've just covered the entire rv roof and you can't see where to step to avoid sunlights, solar panels, antennas etc. You're left walking on the cover too, so moving it for better placement is impeded. Also, the sides don't drop down as the cover is like a fitted sheet with elastic in each corner. I had to get on a ladder, grab the cover and pull it down as I descended the ladder, one corner at a time. Once that was accomplished, all the straps went on easily. The included toss straps were a great help. (You buckle one on a strap, giving it added weight to aid in throwing the strap under the rv).Now, to address how we'll do this next time. When removing the cover, after all straps are removed, we will roll it full width (not folding it into thirds length wise), end to end, from rear to front. This will allow the ladder on the back of the rv to be exposed for climbing up on the roof. I will place my ladder on the opposite corner from the rv ladder, to start, and we'll climb the ladders as we roll the cover up the back end. I will move my ladder along one side as he walks the roof wherever obstacles allow, rolling as we go, all the way down the front of the camper. I plan to tie each end of a long rope around the cover at the roofline side seams, making a rope handle, of sorts. Then fold the cover so it fits into the storage bag, which is also included. When it's time to cover the camper, we will start at the front, laying the unfolded cover on the ground, using that rope handle to hoist it back up on the rv roof. Remove the rope handle and unroll the cover front to back, pulling the corners down and securing them in the front so the cover stays put as it's unrolled. As I mentioned earlier, the corners have elastic so it's easy to secure them on each of the front corners of the rv. This approach allows full view of the rv roof, you're never walking on the cover and the rope marks the side seams to aid in proper placement.Thankfully, the cover isn't very heavy. I could carry it by myself and I'm a senior aged female. I would recommend this cover, at this time, but I will return once I've had time to see how it holds up.Overall, it is a nice value for the price with all the included accessories of separate gutter covers, tire covers, jack cover and storage bag.

This is my first ever travel trailer, I literally know nothing about them. I do know that I prefer to have it covered during the off season in hopes to prevent any damage. The trailer was a big investment, so I want to keep it as nice as possible. Now, let's get to the cover...I bought the 28 ft - 31 ft size to fit a 28 ft. trailer. I read all of the instructions before putting this on. The instructions were clear, all of the pieces were there, and there are even nicely made instructional videos out there. This thing is heavy, but I managed to do it by myself...it took me about 2.5 hours (I'm new to it all, so I watched videos to help while making sure I went step by step with the included instructions). When the time comes to take it off, I plan on buying a large tote to store it in. There is no way I could roll it up and fit it inside the box it came in. All zippers work great, so far it has protected the trailer from the weather, there are zippered sections to allow access inside the trailer if needed - which creates nice functionality. No tears, seems pretty durable, covered the trailer very nicely.Now, if you are a newbie to owning a travel trailer like me...and it has solar panels...be sure to turn the batteries off before covering! If it weren't for me sending a "Ta-da! I covered it!" picture to my dad and then him asking, "Did you turn the batteries off now that the solar is covered?" I would have never known, and I would have ruined very expensive batteries. I suggest just making sure batteries are turned off, regardless of solar panels or not. If it's covered, and you don't plan on getting inside at all...better safe than sorry.

Even though the fit was a little loose between the angle flaps front and rear the whole unit was easy to install. Cool feature is being able to enter the rear door to check things out the winter through the right rear zippered flap section. I'll add that picture when I enter in a couple weeks. Great quality cover for a decent price. P. S. It came with a jack motor cover too. I used it for a storage bag. I like my free Harbor Freight bucket better to cover the jack motor Lol!

It fits the camper, without the hanging on the ground. Easy access to getting into the camper. It is a tuff cover, straps are greatly placed, wind resistance has been great. It seemss to hold up where other cover rip on corners. Folds up to store easy.