Cover

[westmdbass21502]

Looking for a cover for my Tracker Grizzly 1448 mvx without outboard,any help would.be great  Thanks

[GaryH]

I just looked on line and there’s plenty of different makers that make them for your boat. Just type in boat cover for your boat model. Anywhere from $250 on up. Good luck.

[Bird]

Amazon.

Factory cover for my boat was $700 ?

Went to Amazon for under $200.

[MN Fisher]

You can find really good covers for 'next to nothing' on Amazon. This one cost the wife $70...she got it for my birthday last fall. Trailerable, elastic rim, adjustable straps, 600 denier...top of the line, just from an 'unknown' company.

[airshot]

All depends on what your gonna do with it ??  A general vover to keep dust and dirt out then most any cheap cover will work.  Where covers earn there keep is trailering !!  Takes a well made and fitted cover to last when being towed !   Owned numerous cover in my 60 yrs of boating, if your gonna tow, spring for a custom fitted cover, if just a non towed cover, any decent cover will suffice. Keeping them taught is what keeps the water out, most covers leak where they sag.

[Born 2 fish]

I used to get my boat covers from menards for about 100 bucks but it’s been about 7 years since I bought one.

[gim]

33 minutes ago, airshot said:

All depends on what your gonna do with it ??  A general vover to keep dust and dirt out then most any cheap cover will work.  Where covers earn there keep is trailering !!  Takes a well made and fitted cover to last when being towed

X2

 

My cover is just a standard factory Ranger cover that the salesman threw in as a $500 bonus when I bought my boat. It’s certainly a nice perk but it’s not custom fit or designed to hold up while towing long distances in inclement weather. I use it about twice a year and almost never while towing.

 

If you intend to trailer your boat with a cover on for long distance and you’ll be parking outside a lot, a custom tight fitting durable cover is a better choice.

[Way2slow]

If you want it to last more than a couple of years exposed to the elements, make sure it's a 600 denier.

[Alex from GA]

If you have front and rear seats a rain/snow shedding cover is easy to make.  I built a frame, out of 1 1/2" pvc, that fits over the seat posts and the middle rests on the deck.  The ridge pole is about 3 or 4' above the deck.  I put curved, electrical pvc, on the ends.  I use a heavy duty silver tarp and many bungees to hold it on the trailer or use gallon water bottles.  It's easier to put on with 2 people but I can do it alone if necessary.  The pvc lasts forever and the tarp lasts for a couple or 3 years if left out all the time.