Classic Accessories Over Drive PolyPRO3 Folding Camping Trailer Cover, Fits 8'-10'L, Grey/Snow White

I've burned through camper covers at the rate of one every couple years. In virtually every case any wind over ~ 30 MPH for more than an hour or two and it's toast. Typically seams will break loose or it will tear around the jack motors and/or rail cap. Not so this one. It's well designed, sturdy, and (at least so far) lasts far better than any other brand I've owned (the second best being Adco). I really like how easy it is to put on and off as well as to access the campter when it's buttoned up. It's been exceptionally mold and mildew resistant too. In my opinion you just can't beat it for the price (which fluctuates widely by seller and time of year, so look for the $170 or so range in the offseason before making a purchase if you want best value). When this one fails, which eventually all of them do, I'll definitely go back to Classic Accessories again.

Fit our older Aspenlite very well and has shed the PNW drizzle. Great wrap under strap placement every where but the front overhang. To help the elastic which will eventually weaken we added two tarp clamps and straps as we do get strong winds. No issue covering with room for the air conditioner. Haven't had any problems. Easy to access rear door.

First unit fell apart within a year. Just disintegrated into dust. The company warrantied it and sent a replacement but apparently the fabric tastes good to bears. OK, not the manufacturers fault. So far, the 3rd one is holding up nicely. But I haven't given the bears a chance to taste it again.

**Update #3** One year after replacing defective cover.The replacement cover is now approximately 1 year old. Almost all of the strap mounts have failed. (see pics). I've had to use safety wire to reattach them so they work. They are horribly weak in their attachment and fail easily. The cover itself is ripping on the top already after 1 year. This zippers are very weak and if you have a center door configuration, you will fight getting into the door while fighting the covers layout. Other than a good fit, I can't think of a single reason to buy one of these ever again.**Update #2**The replacement cover finally arrived. After one month of service, one of the under unit (belly straps) attachment points has already fallen off. The attachment material must be really poor. Overall, stay away from this cover!**Update**This cover suffered a rear corner zipper failure at 11 months. This is puzzling as this zipper was used around a total of 5 times since purchased. These zippers are rather flimsy and are placed on the outside edges of the camper. I believe this to be a design flaw as this is also where a cover gets stressed a lot. At least the zippers SHOULD be heavier duty.I contacted the seller. The Amazon receipt was not enough for warranty coverage. I had to get the "numbers" off of the camper tag. (see picture) The tag had faded in 11 months to a unreadable degree. Fortunately, after much searching I found the stuff bag which also had the needed numbers on it. I don't know if warranty would have been extended without these numbers. Take pictures of your tags if you buy one of these covers, but you should really look elsewhere!After going through these hoops for 3 days, I was informed that the cover was warrantied. HOWEVER, they had none in stock for at least 3 MONTHS to replace it. I am supposedly going to receive a cover shortly (we'll see). In the last month (the cover is now one year and 2 months old) both corners have torn (see pictures). How much of this is due to the rear zipper failing, I don't know. My ADCO covers always lasted 2.5 years, so this cover is well under that standard.I figure the replacement cover (if I ever receive it) is maybe good for another year. Then it's back to ADCO for me.Original review:I have used ADCO covers for my camper since 2001. Their average lifespan is just over 2 years before the tops rot out and disintegrate. My camper, which was covered under the ADCO's for 99% (the other 1% is when it is in use) of the time during it's life suffered extensive water damage at the slide-out. How this water damage can occur when it is basically covered all of the time is beyond me.Now that the camper has been repaired, I just decided to try something else in covers, thus this purchase. Since I have no time yet with this cover, I can't say how long it will last. However, I can say that its basic design seems better than the ADCO's it replaces. Firstly, the roof seems waterproof, unlike the ADCO which water goes straight through. Secondly, the top is vented, allowing air to circulate. Thirdly, this cover has zippered sides to allow service to side bays when it is covered. Fourth, the cover has a large zippered opening n the back allowing easy ingress and egress with the cover on. ADCO covers have a very narrow door opening.As far as fit, this cover fits much more custom on my Lance 1121 ( 11'-6" bed length). The ADCO fits much baggier. This fits custom. That being said, I think it would be a real squeeze to fit a larger camper than this one into this cover. My Lance has no "basement" thus fitting lower to the truck. It also doesn't have the higher ceiling over the cabover bed that the newer ones do. This cover (Large size) barely fits the cabover portion in length and height. I don't know how it could fit a higher style one like the new campers have.Shipping was very fast.I will update this review in time to see how it wears.

The media could not be loaded. My wife and I installed this cover today for the first time. It protects a 2016 Adventurer 80RB. The sizing was confusing and the range of fit has something to do with the very loose fit. "Fits 8 to 10 foot campers". Since the Adventurer is an 8 foot camper, it's very loose with lots of sag in some areas. That being said, it is designed well in that the elastic around the bottom and draw straps collect and secure the excess pretty well actually. It was surprisingly light weight which made handling it easier than I thought. The downside to this however is that the slightest breeze will defeat 10 minutes of work in an instant. It was harder to put on than I thought but my wife and I managed it in about 45 minutes. It took 10 minutes just to get it unfolded out of the bag and for us to figure out what we were looking at (what was the front etc.). Remember, this was the first time we'd ever put any kind of cover on an RV. In the end, I was pleased with the fit and the security of the cover. I think it will do a good job of doing what it's intended to do. It does have vents along the sides at the top for ventilation which are covered by the white roof overhang material. The only prep I had to do was tape pieces of 2 inch memory foam over the sharp gutter drains on the 4 roof corners and fold the FM antenna down.I also undid the rear zipper along one side which allowed entry through the rear door (only unzipping one side). I added a couple "tarp clips" at the front and secured them with two bungee cords (excess material on the front underside. The front section fits the most loosely but I was able to squeeze in the tee upright support that I had made for the camper which really holds the material captive. (see photos). We followed the directions and everything went as they described.Classic Accessories OverDrive PolyPRO 3 Deluxe Camper Cover, Fits 8' - 10' Campers - Max Weather Protection with 3-Ply Poly Fabric Roof RV Cover (80-036-143101-00)UPDATE: 12/29/16 - Updated from 4 to 5 Stars .... See added video :-)

First 3 month the fabric strat to disintegrates

I am very pleased so far with the Camper cover on my Northern Lite 8 11 SE. Fits perfectly and has already endured a huge snowfall. The material seems of good quality, the access is great and its easy to put on. Really pleased so far BUT its only been a few months!!

Perfect in product and price

Camper cover was not too difficult for two of us to install. It is a bit long for our 9' adventurer camper as would be expected for one that fits 8-10' units. It fits well around the back end but the front just kind of hangs there with no easy way to take up the slack. Next time I will install a peak along the length the mid-top of the camper so that rain and snow will drain off. We are getting puddles around the various vent covers and solar panel on the roof. I think it will provide good protection over the winter.

Easy to install and a great fit on my camper. Seems like nice quality.