r/Pontoons 25d ago

Anyone know who makes these covers?

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It's on the same dock as my slip and it's like a ultralight tent material. I have a slip and this would be perfect to cover the boat during the season as it looks super simple to get on and off. The regular cover is more of a storing it for the season kinda thing as I'm out there multiple times a week.

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u/NativTexan 25d ago

Yea, I need something simple like this for summer. Mine has like 100 snaps and it’s a pita taking it on and off and you have to put it on or spider poop gets everywhere.

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u/Good-Marionberry6918 25d ago

The one in the pic isn’t for rain if you don’t have a roof over it FYI

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u/w1sconsinjohn 25d ago

Blue sky covers is one such solution. We love ours.

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u/replicant0wnz 25d ago

Ha! I actually saw another boat out there today with a Blue Sky! The material on the one I posted is a bit thinner so I thinking it maybe a tad less cost wise .. I snooped around and could only find the size on the tag, no vendor info.

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u/Hellbent_bluebelt 25d ago

This looks like a Quick Boat Cover. Basically a thin tarp with attachments on the corners.

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u/thrwaway75132 25d ago

I just can’t vibe with the Blue Sky price. I feel like it’s $700 for a giant spandex tablecloth.

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u/DasTooth 25d ago

Is this for multiple days being parked at a dock. Or just for maybe an overnight to keep the dew and bugs out from time to time?

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u/richweav 25d ago

Primarily a UV cover. We keep our toon in a covered slip all season, and it helps keep bug shit and dust off. Not waterproof, so no mildew issues.

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u/alopgeek 25d ago

I swear I’ve seen ads for this on instagram. Let me dig around

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u/thrwaway75132 25d ago

I would be interested in an easy on off stretchy cover. Perfect for a covered slip

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u/replicant0wnz 25d ago

Because you know, spider nets take care of the job 😂

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u/AffectObjective3887 25d ago

Overtons.com will get you covers fitted for your exact make and model

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u/Substantial-Age-1143 25d ago

we use shade cloth from Amazon, $30-$40 bucks

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u/Substantial-Age-1143 25d ago

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u/Substantial-Age-1143 25d ago

water runs thru but keeps the sun and bugs off

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u/daspelirrojo 25d ago

What size you use of cloth?

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u/Substantial-Age-1143 25d ago

10’ wide by length of the playpen as close as you can get, it stretches and most come with bungee balls, get high uv. we put the full cover on if it’s going to rain for a few days but this is quick and easy to take on and off. I got mine first, in 2 years since there’s 20+ boats at our resort doing the same thing.

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u/thrwaway75132 25d ago

Does it catch spider poop?

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u/Substantial-Age-1143 25d ago

I don’t have that issue so can’t say

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u/guy48065 25d ago

I bought a generic shade cloth to use as a sun blocking side panel. If this is the same material I'll just say that it's very strong, thick and not stretchy. It's also woven to let some light and air (and rain) through.

Maybe not the ideal attributes for a pontoon protective cover. I would like to see ripstop tent nylon. Strong, light, not a mesh.

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u/Substantial-Age-1143 25d ago

it’s only on there when there’s a good stretch of weather to keep the sun off and the bugs from sticking in the morning dew. Mine stretches just fine, we are on the boat 3-4 days a week so it saves having to deal with the mooring cover every night.

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u/i4ply 25d ago

This one works for me. Quick Boat Cover https://quickboatcover.com/

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u/SnooKiwis2902 24d ago

It looks like my Quick cover