ADCO 12295 Pop Up Trailer SFS Aqua Shed Cover - 16'1" to 18', Gray

Second one that I’ve bought. Only good for about 3 years but for the money not too bad of a cover!!

It is a good device. The material for the popup cover does a good job of shielding UV. The life expectantcy of the cover is two years in full sunlighht - southern exposure in Wisconsin. At the end of its service life the material tore easily as sunlight weakened the fabric strength. It fit well. The tie down worked well. I put some foam swim noodles tied in bundles of three between the popup roof and the fabric to keep an air space. The wind fluttered the fabric and kept water exposure and staining to a minimum. There were wear points at sharp edges but they were minor and did not shorten the product life. I was enough please with the popup cover that I bought a second identical item to replace the first. It was pricey but a worthwhile value.

Not perfect but a good fit for my Trailmanor SL2720 that when closed is about 17-18” to cover. My TM has the swing hitch which I am able to tuck under the cover. Tied up well with included straps and cords and mine was the only cover that didn’t blow out of another 5 vehicles parked for about 3 months in Orlando.

This work great.

Cover was installed in January and had holes by June. Gaping hole and unusable by July. Mild Winter in Houston, but this cover did not even make it through the Summer. The shortest lived cover I've owned. NOT for very sunny and hot locations! Size was okay for a Trail Manor 2720QB

Came quickly, installed quickly. This cover will add years of life to my 16' JAYCO pop-up trailer by keeping the elements out of direct contact with the trailer. I expect this to last for at least a couple of years before I'll have to purchase another cover. It fits really well. It looks pretty durable. The only thing I would recommend (experience) is to cover up all the sharp corners underneath with foam or cardboard. Winds + sharp corners were what tore up our old cover. Happy with the purchase!

Not very thick would not buy again

This is the only off-the-shelf cover I can find that fits my Rockwood Highwall 277 popup camper. All others are not tall enough, as I need the full 52" of height. I don't really have any options, so had to buy this one.The Good:- Tall enough.- This cover has some elastic around the bottom, which really does make it hug the camper well.- It's not worse than my previous covers, all similar Adco's.- Comes with an adequate storage bag and a piece of self-adhesive patch for inevitable tearsThe Bad:- The elastic (which I like overall) makes it very difficult for one person to install or remove this cover. I could do it myself, but I think it will hang up and get torn.- It's not better than my previous covers, which have all been just adequate.- The first one I received was stitched wrong, and had a big weird pleat sewn into it. Obviously a manufacturing defect, and I simply ordered a replacement and returned the bad one to Amazon. Hardest part was packing it up in the original box, because as we all know there is no way in hell to fold a camper cover up back to factory original size. Anyway, be sure to install your cover promptly and go over it for defects.I ordered some additional self adhesive patching material (https://a.co/d/i8JiSD2) and added it to the spots where the cover touches sharp corners on my camper as insurance against ripping. I'm satisfied with the results, but I would gladly pay more for a cover that already had reinforcement. These poly covers all deteriorate within 2-3 years of sun exposure, but I bet the manufacturer is banking on selling a lot of premature replacements due to users ripping them accidentally.

Exactly as I was looking for. Seems a little lightweight so we will see if it makes it through the winter.

Bonne grandeur et très bonne qualité

As others have pointed out, this cover comes with ridiculously flimsy little plastic clips to keep the three straps attached that hold the cover on the trailer -- well one broke 2 days after putting the cover on. The other two seem okay for now but always having to worry about the clips and the straps anytime the wind blows seems a little absurd. As well the corners aren't really a tight fit, I can live with that since they shouldn't rub and wear the finish as much, but this cover is actually baggy, so much so that I cut a pool noodle and placed it within the cover on each lower corner to add some tension to the cover. All in all, is it protecting the trailer? Hard to tell so early in the season but if it does I'll come back and give another review in the spring.

Cheaply made. Tears easily. Way too big for a 10' trailer.

Seems okay at the moment, only had it a couple of months so hard to tell if it'll stand the test of time. The straps are crap and the strings on the ends is difficult to tighten. As supplied it just bellowed up like a balloon when windy and would have got damaged had I not have made 3 straps to go right round the trailer and an easier fastening system at the ends at a cost of around C$30. Cover appears to be water resistant, overall a reasonable product for the price.