Weather RV cover for 26.5BHS

[cgalutera1]

Looking for a RV cover to protect my 26.5BHS from the weather. Any brand suggestions? How long does it last before the wind tears it apart?

Carlo

[JFlightRisk]

We've used Adco covers on our last three TT's, and they've lasted about four or five years. If you live in "Tornado Alley"...... probably much less. CW sells a brand called Elements, but no experience with them. There is a brand that makes theirs out of Sunbrella fabric, which is superior, but COSTLY.

[garyp4951]

X2 Adco from Tweetys.

[SouthCo]

I bought an Elements Premium All Climate cover for our camper last year. It's my first experience with a cover so I can't compare it to others. But it did its job and is still like new after one year. I'm very pleased with it at this point.

[TWP723]

Elements. Works very well. Also got the tire covers.

[Da Bud Man]

I've had good luck with the adco covers, but I also get the one for wind and extreme climate. Can't recall the exact wording, but you will see when you research.

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[Force]

Another happy ADCO customer here. I got 3 years on my last trailer and would have easily gotten another 1 or 2 or more (we ended up selling that camper). The ADCO cover for my current camper is only 1 year old and no issues so far.

FWIW my camper is pretty sheltered from high winds so I've not had any issues with tearing (a lead complaint if you search for similar threads).

[tld]

Have had really good luck with the Classic Accessories PolyPro III Deluxe. I have used it for over a year now and it has held up very well to the Kansas wind.