SavvyCraft Premium Travel Trailer RV Cover, Waterproof Tear-Resistant Windproof Camper Cover with Access Panels Fits 13'-16'

We have a Lance 1575 and this cover fits very well. The Lance is 7' wide, 16' long and I think about 7' tall without considering the AC or TV antenna. The little scuppers at the end of the drainage channels on the trailer sometimes cause the cover to hang up with taking cover off or putting it on, but once on, it fits like it was made for it. Even the zippers are in the right place, and we can easily access the trailer while the cover is still on. This is a good quality cover, well worth the price. It saves me from an extensive cleaning job in the spring. I don't know why anybody would need the storage bag - I keep the cover on year around, as it protects it from the sun too which is very important.

I have a vintage camper that is very hard to find a cover for. Finally found a great fit with this cover.

I have a 2008 17 foot Casita Deluxe trailer, I had the option to either 15 to 17 or 17 to 18 foot cover.I chose the 17to18 foot, boy did I make the biggest mistake 😳. After getting the cover and fought to get the cover on, realized that the cover was way too big. After the cover was on, I wasn’t going to take it off and reordered the smaller size. No instructions whatsoever. Recommend to take it out of the box, unfold to see what is the front and back BEFORE putting it on the trailer

I ordered this product based on price. It seemed like a good deal on something I planned to only use to cover my camper while in storage. The cover arrived and it was so flimsy I doubt it would offer any protection from the elements. The zipper was broken. I fixed the zipper and went to put it on my camper. There were no instructions included. The front and back are not clearly marked so it took time and guessing to determine what went where. Then I started to put it on my camper and found a rip in the cover material. There is zero chance this cover would last the winter. I am returning it. The price is great, but you get exactly what you pay for here.

Worked wonderfully for our 13 foot Cloud 9 fiberglass camper.

Not waterproof and was told if it was it would promote moisture in trailer. Not true, there are vents and it's open at bottom, so lots of circulation. I had to make adjustments: First, the cover needs to be reinforces along all bottom corners. Trailers have corners and edges that will wear through the very thin material. Second, the zippers are front and back and when rolled up the roll droops down lower than the door opening, so you have to hold it up every time you enter or exit the trailer. Third, the 'flaps' that cover over the upper vents do need to be attached down somehow. The slightest breeze throws them up over the top of the trailer and if it's raining, rain gets in through the vents. I had to sew Velcro on to hold them in place. Fourth, the straps under the trailer have a hard to pinch buckle and to synch up the cover, the buckle is now 3' under the trailer. One end of the buckle should have been on the edge of the cover. Fifth, I wanted waterPROOF and had to spend an afternoon and money buying a water repellant to make it so. It was almost impossible to find a cover for my 15' Prowler and I'm grateful that I got this, but it was a LOT OF WORK to make it work for me.

Camper cover, that is tear resistant, waterproof and will help keep your RV protected over the winter months. This is a must have Camper cover.

Well, I cannot return it now, since it's been opened and pulled open. But if I can help anyone else from this disaster I'll try. So. my husband climbed up on top of the 27' RV to cover it. There were no instructions so it was supposed to be self evident. So, he started laying out four corners, edges, began pulling it over the sides, like a fitted sheet. Then came down off ladder to pull it down over the sides, from the bottom. When he did, the side with the zipper opening for the door entry, ripped right up the seam, way up, all the way up!!!! With average strength pulling, nothing extraordinary. So, I'd say what shoddy workmanship, made cheaply for such a high price, is my opinion. Bummer.

This has to be the worst quality ever. It broke right away just placing it on our trailer. Horrible product, poorly made, fabric is the worst and it's not waterproof... hate this so much what a waste of money. So mad

wrapped the rv this fall and i put a tow strap in center across the top all around the ,extremely windy here ,but the wind still tore the vent flap on back corner ,back side ,other than that was fine,think if the flape were attached in 2 foot increments ,it wouldn't be subject to wind damage