http://www.nationalboatcovers.com/y/...SHOT/2002.html

I bought the cover with very low expectations as it was a generic fit(for multiple hulls in the size).
All I really cared about was that it was real Sunbrella and the stitching was of good quality/durability.

It showed up very quickly, the quality is GREAT...... and the fit was far better than expected. No skimping as cover
comes half way down the sides of the boat too.

Plenty of colors to choose from, came with a storage bag, straps, and FREE SHIPPING.

When I ordered there was a 10 percent off Easter discount--- All in I paid 877 delivered.

Totally impressed, -RA

Oh... Yeah, make sure you purchase an extra pack of the buckles/straps ($24.99). You'll need a couple more--and a few extras.

Thanks for the link. I was looking for one and had someone measure the boat to make one... Almost threw up. We have a huge canvas cover that came with the boat as if it was going to be on a lift (all the way down sides and back...heavy material)...but weighs at least 200 pounds and is a bear to wrestle in the garage so we just have it up in the attic now.

Have you trailered with it? Does it look like it would hold up?

We have the windstorm cover and it is about 3 years old. It has held up very well. It fits very good for not being custom made. I think we paid about 400 when it was on sale. At that time it was 1/2 as. Much as sunbrella.

This would probably hold up to trailering but I would not attempt it. I would be worried about it rubbing on the paint

I would trailer with it--- if I had to. You would definitely need to completely strap all the way around. I have towed mine with it up to 50 and it was but that was for 5 miles. Please understand that the cover does not fit like it was tailored made--- but for 1/3 the price, comes in a box in 10 days and the high quality--- It fits AMAZING. For long distance trailering at freeway speeds I would probably buy it-- and then have it altered/sized perfectly and add soft material in the rub areas. --RA