Hello all,Just returned from my 4200 mile journey bringing my just bought 2000 Bigfoot 9.6 from Colorado Springs to my Alaska home. It was a great trip and we never paid to overnight ANYWHERE. Didn't even use one full bottle of propane to warm it, heat H2O, run fridge and the stove for 12 days. Loved the air bags on the truck that came with it.Now I'm ready to get a cover over it!!!Looking for advice from people who have previously bought covers. Recommendations or which to avoid!Sure appreciate any advice.Thanks!!

I've got a Classic Accessories. I'll be surprised if it makes it through this year. I just put it on after a trip last week and I think I have a new rip starting. If it lasts 2 years go buy a lottery ticket. That said for about $150 on Amazon if only lasts a year so be it.There's a much more expensive brand out there but I can't recall the name.

TxGearhead wrote:I've got a Classic Accessories. I'll be surprised if it makes it through this year. I just put it on after a trip last week and I think I have a new rip starting. If it lasts 2 years go buy a lottery ticket. That said for about $150 on Amazon if only lasts a year so be it.There's a much more expensive brand out there but I can't recall the name.Yikes, I figured there were some out there like that! Thanks!

I bought a Classic Poly Pro for my Lance 9.6 and it is doing way better than I thought it would through very high winds and lot's of snow and ice..I am actually quite pleased with it after one year of use.

I might get the Classic PermaPro next time. Says on Amazon "Lifetime Warranty", but sure sounds fishy.I think the high dollar one is Cover Craft.

I am on my second Classic Accessories cover and I will be sticking with them. The first Classic Accessories cover was on my 5th wheel and it lasted 8 years. I only used it in the winter and every spring I would wash it let it dry and roll it up. The last year I had the cover one of the tabs that have to hooks to tigh it down started to tear. I used some silicon to stop the rip and it lasted the winter until I sold the 5er and went to a camper. I now have my second Classic Accessories cover for the camper it is works great. Becuase of snow load I did use my snow-rake to pull snow off the roof of both the 5er and now the camper and it didn’t rip or tear the cover. I’m sold on Classic Accessories covers...Soup.

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jaycocreek
Explorer II
Jun 02, 2018
I bought a Classic Poly Pro for my Lance 9.6 and it is doing way better than I thought it would through very high winds and lot's of snow and ice..I am actually quite pleased with it after one year of use.
AK_Truck_Camper
Explorer
Jun 02, 2018
TxGearhead wrote:
I've got a Classic Accessories. I'll be surprised if it makes it through this year. I just put it on after a trip last week and I think I have a new rip starting. If it lasts 2 years go buy a lottery ticket. That said for about $150 on Amazon if only lasts a year so be it.
There's a much more expensive brand out there but I can't recall the name.

Yikes, I figured there were some out there like that! Thanks!
TxGearhead
Explorer II
Jun 02, 2018
I've got a Classic Accessories. I'll be surprised if it makes it through this year. I just put it on after a trip last week and I think I have a new rip starting. If it lasts 2 years go buy a lottery ticket. That said for about $150 on Amazon if only lasts a year so be it.
There's a much more expensive brand out there but I can't recall the name.

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