Classic Accessories StormPro Dark Grey Heavy-Duty Pontoon Boat Cover, Fits Pontoon Boats 17 Foot - 20 Foot L x 102 Inch W, Marine Grade Fabric, Water-Resistant, Trailerable

Covers 22’ pontoon! Bought this to cover the boat when it is not in the water. Added 4 1/2 in electrical conduit arches to support and allow water to run off. I put ‘Ts’ at the mid point of each arch and ran a piece of conduit between each arch. Drilled a hole on the top of each ‘T’ and connected the sections with a bungee. The back section is of course supported by the boat canopy on the tow position. You can see the arches in the picture. The cover holds up well to strong winds and the heaviest of rain. Keeps the sun off of the boat preserving the interior. The air vent works great pulling air in from the back and front. I do not use this for winter storage. I have the boat wrapped.

I bought this boat cover in November of 2019. It’s been through 4 winters and 3 summers and has held up well through snow and ice and south Florida heat. I would definitely recommend this product along with 4 quality telescope support poles., to protect your investment.

My last cover lasted through 2 summers and 1.5 winters, it was 300denier, this one is much heavier and fits my Pontoon boat better. I wouldn't suggest trailering, but I think I would do fine. Be sure to measure your deck, mine was 19', so I got the 18' to 20' size. I read where there were complaints about it being to big. If you are going to put cover your boat in the water, that could be an issue. Mine comes to below platform level, and a boat with less free board or a lower pen could have issues with it reaching the water, but as I use mine on the trailer I was pleased with the fit. My old one built up mold and mildew underneath, and mildew on the seats, I hope the venting system on this one helps control that. Only had it on the boat a few weeks and a couple of heavy rains, so far it works great. If some deficiencies should develop I will update this post.

I am very happy with this purchase. This is a great investment in protecting thousands of dollars worth of pontoon canvas. It keeps the boat nice and clean so when I want to use the boat I just remove the cover and go... no need to re-clean the boat.I built a structure to sit on the deck of the pontoon to support the cover and prevent rain from puddling and cause sagging in the cover. The structure is made from schedule 40 1" PVC and keeps the cover nice and taunt. This is crucial in order to keep the cover in good shape for longer life. The only thing better would be a custom built cover and that would be over $1000 for my 20' pontoon.I bought a Classic Accessories StormPro cover for my 14' aluminum v-hull boat years ago and it is still in use and has seen a lot of Florida sun and storms. I think they are the best budget cover money can buy. This is why I bought one for my pontoon boat.

I bought this to fit my 18' pontoon boat. The specs state it fits a range of 17' to 20'. Much to my surprise and dismay, when the cover was unfurled on the boat in its lift the cover was so large it was submerged in water on both sides of the boat. I so badly wanted to return it but it was now wet and in good conscience I would not send it back. The only way to make it cover the boat was to roll the excess back under the cover. However, by doing this the tie down straps sewed to the cover were inaccessible and useless. I had to use three pickup bungie nets to hold the cover in place.Having told you what is drastically wrong with this product, here are the pluses. The material is heavy duty and sheds water like a duck. In my judgement it will has a long service life. The straps are well attached with careful stitching holding it in place. (Too bad I wasn't able to use them). The transom flap is a great idea and for the first time I have been able to cover the outboard with the cover.If this cover were sold in a 17' model I would buy one for my boat. The quality and workmanship is that good. The current one is totally unsuitable for an 18' slip stored, pontoon boat.

Did not come with a support pole as described in the listing after complaining to Amazon I was sent probably the cheapest pole you could imagine. Pole they sent was completely worthless. The cover itself has already started to fade after only a week's worth of actual use. Does seem to be waterproof as long as you do not allow any puddling on the cover. Currently with a makeshift prop and the Bimini partially up the water drains off enough that it is staying completely dry underneath. Would definitely not recommend trying to tow with this cover.

We purchased this cover 4 months ago. It's been the best one we've had yet. It hold ups to strong wind like a champ and keeps the sun off of our boat. It keeps the rain out for the most part, but being that it is an aftermarket cover not designed specifically for our boats a little moisture is understandable. We have a 18' Riveria Cruiser.

So I have a 22’ sweetwater pontoon and originally ordered the 21’-24’ (as anyone would) but it was wayyyy too big. So just to make sure, I measured the length of my deck end to end is just shy of 22’ so I ordered the 17’-20’ to see if that was what I needed but somehow it’s too small and too big at the same time. Still has too much excess around the bottom but yet the top is about 10” short. Not sure what pontoons they designed this off but not impressed with the fit especially for the retail prices on these things. Might honestly return both of them.

Could use more straps

The material is not very tough, After only a few weeks, there are already some wholes in it (probably done by mice, not sure). I could have bought a tarp at a much less price........... Very disappointed.

Does not fit at all like the description says,this is way to big for my 20' sylvan pontoon boat. I think that they sell one large size but say it fits 17'to 20'. it might fit a 24' okay but it sure dosent fit my 20'. Why would they waste the extra material and have it not fit well and also cost more to manufacture,cutting into profits and reputation. I would not recomend this anyone unless they were trying to build a tent on top of the boatCbm42