full boat cover

[Kross]

looking for a full boat cover. Any suggestions?
One that wraps the entire boat, top & sides, to protect against sun damage and elements. I posted about this last year, and haven't been able to find a solution yet. Now I'm thinking about buying a huge tarp, and just figuring out a way to rig it. Any suggestions?

my post from last year: https://jetboaters.net/threads/full-boat-cover.6335/

- Kross

 

[Bennie]

I'd suggest the Yahama premium mooring cover. It will hold down over your cleats and tighten down via a ratchet strap on both sides. If you wanted to additionally cover more of the sides I would recommend a tarp that is connected via bungee cords under the side and secured on top via the mooring cover. That should help reduce any flapping from heavy winds/weather.

https://www.shopyamaha.com/product/details/deluxe-premium-non-tower-mooring-cover?b=Boat&d=13&f=2011|102&dealernumber=

 

[Matt Phillips]

Get the Yamaha boat cover but order it from Yamaha Sports Plaza up in Portland. They last a long time and cover everything from the rub rail up.

 

[MrWizard]

^^^that's what I was going to recommend as well @Matt Phillips! Really good price point as well, beat out my local dealer by $150

 

[Julian]

@Bruce bought from an East coast supplier recently that had the same price as Yamahasportsplaza PLUS free shipping....

 

[Bruce]

Try @PartsPak.com. They matched Sports Plaza's price with a better shipping rate and I received the cover a few days after ordering.

 

[jawsf16]

That's a deal. Sports plaza hits you with the shipping

 

[Bruce]

That's a deal. Sports plaza hits you with the shipping

The @PartsPak.com shipping for my cover was $27.

I ordered two sets of pump bearings from them a week or two earlier which were shipped quickly and cheaply so I decided to ask about matching the cover price which they were happy to do. I am happy to see they have joined the forum and hope they will become an active supplier for our parts needs.