Tuszom 100% Waterproof Pontoon Boat Cover 900D Marine Grade Polyester Pontoon Cover with Windproof Adjustable 16 Tire-Down Straps (Length:21'-24' Beam Width: up to 102", Gray)

Used the cover last winter while in storage, seems like it does pretty good job keeping water out, it did have a few small tears was able to get ahold of customer service through Amazon and they sent a replacement right away, if it wasn't for the tears I would have given 5 starts, customer service definitely gets 5 starts

This is a thick cover. It weighs about 40 lbs for a 20 foot boat. I got the 17 to 20 foot version. My pontoon is 20 feet long on the pontoons...17 on the railings. So it fits a little long. No biggie. The seams are well made. The tie downs are really easy to adjust. So, this covers my moter, too. It'll be great for the winter when I add my stands to raise it up. Right now, I think it is still tight enough to repel water. The main reason I got it is to keep the boat off of the relentless Iowa sun. Well see how it holds up to a thunderstorm with 60mph straight line winds... Or hail. The most important thing about covers is to make them tight, and eliminate sharp points that will rub though. All the other reviews here that said this tore .. I'm guessing they couldn't configure it correctly.

Just installed this cover on our 21' Tracker Pontoon and it is to long, it works but would be perfect for a 24'.I would return it but I purchased it in the latter part of August and it is not the end of October and it's to late to return so I will use it, I mean it does work it would be much better if it was exact length. I can't attest to the waterproof quality and durability but I presume it will last several years if take care of properly.

Nice cover

Very heavy duty product. Easy to put on and take off.

Too heavy and without perfect supports it gathers water and then pushes down on tarp so hard it almost breaks everything underneath it.

Harris Ponton Boat is 24 foot .Buy the 25 to 28 foot Canvas cover.Will be a over hsng to cover the motor.My cover is held up with a pvc Pipe T stand I made so the water runs off like a tent.

This is a great cover easy to put on and take off make sure to buy some good poles to put under it so water will run off

So far a great cover for our 24 foot pontoon. First off I’ve read some of the negative reviews on this product and I think for the most part people just weren’t installing this cover properly. It rips, it doesn’t fit etc…We decided to try this cover because I was tired of paying $400 every year to have our boat shrink wrapped. As I mentioned our boat is 24 feet with 8.5 beam and the cover is a great fit and easy enough for one person to install but 2 people would make it easier. The cover is a fairly thick material and I could feel the weight of the package, it was heavy. Being in Nova Scotia we can get some nasty weather and this year has been no different with hurricane winds, heavy snow, ice pellets, freezing rain, cold and strangely warm temperatures also. It was November when I installed it and now Feb. 10th with temps between +15 to -27c and this cover has held up unscathed. The last picture is from today the other when I installed it. I may update this in the spring when the cover comes off to let people know how the boat made out with the cover ( clean, dry, etc.)This is how I installed this cover and seems to be working thus far. First thing I did was cover the boat with the cover and figure out how tall to make my frame so snow and rain could run off it. The elastic band around the bottom is great as it held it in place around the boat so I could raise the cover in the centre of the boat until it was slightly tot and measured from the floor of the boat to the height of the cover. I actually used one of my adjustable mooring cover posts to do it. On my boat I needed a 4 foot tall frame but all boats will be different heights. Had my height and built my frame with 2x4 for the post and 2x3 strapping to extend the length of the boat and used 1/4 plywood for feet so the post were more stable and didn’t leave marks in the flooring. I made the frame in 2 sections so it was easy to move around and put on the boat then joined them with a piece of strapping but not before I tied the 2 frame sections side to side on the boat railings to keep it upright. For the people who complained that the cover rips easily, this part is key. Go around your boat and wrap all your sharp edges with something, I used rags and duct tape. I wrapped where the frame connects to Bimini cover and roof, the ends of the frame I made and any other place I thought could cause a rip. To date no rips. I then started at the front and pulled the cover over the boat and frame slowly not to snag it and tucked the elastic band just under the floor. After I wrapped all the straps around the pontoons and trailer I then went around and snugged them all up. The entire job took less than 2 hours and next time it will take probably 30 mins now that the frame is built. Looks like this cover will last a few seasons and that saves money and our boat.Would definitely recommend.

is used to cover a 20 foot pontoon boat. The likes is it is water proof, sufficient straps and long enough to secure to the pontoons and the material is durable good quality. The dislikes is it requires two people to install and remove

Toile de ponton de bonne qualité mais aucun service à la clientèle. J ai essayé plusieurs fois de telephoner au vendeur mais pas de réponse par e-mail non plus.J'ai gardé la toile parce que j en avais vraiment de besoin, mais un défaut dans la toile que je me suis aperçu à la fin de l installation et je me demande encore si cette toile peut prendre l eau et si je vais avoir un bon service du vendeur.