RV Cover Brand Recommendations?
Are there any RV covers that ventilate well and hold up to snow /wind better than others? I was about to pull the trigger on an ADCO contour fit and I read more than a few reviews where they seemed t...
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ktmrfs wrote:
I had an adco, lasted for about 5 years. finally the sides started to break down from sunlight. I like it, gave good protection, good fit, but they are heavy, bulky and hard to handle and store. It was not a one person job to put it on or take it off. And it took a LARGE garbage can to store it.
So... when I replaced it my local dealer recomended the classic accesories perma pro cover. It's now 4 years old and doing well, at least as good as the adco. Advantage is much easier to put on, much lighter weight, easy to store, actually fits in the bag it came in, and better placement of side zippers and back zippers.
Having owned an ADCO Tyvek Designer series cover previously I'd most likely buy another BUT the Classic PermaPro sure is an interesting alternative as it's made of 1-ply ripstop woven polyester, which is probably why it's much lighter. It also comes with a limited lifetime warranty but the downside is that here in Canada it's noticeably more expensive than an equivalent size ADCO Tyvek. Tempting though.
