RVMasking Rip-Stop RV Cover Windproof Travel Trailer Cover Fits 28' 7"-31' 6" Long Motorhome, Upgraded Waterproof Camper Cover with Gutter Covers for Durable Protection

It’s been wonderful! Durable with lots of wind, rain and will soon see about snow. We got it because we have to park the RV below a cherry tree unfortunately (birds love to fling them half eaten). And that can stain so we were just hoping to not have the RV damaged from that. But it’s kept it clean and stays secure. Not as easy as we would like to put on but that’s part of the sturdiness because it covers all the areas that needs to be secured to last. So far very impressed!

Durability is incredible.

We just put it on the camper today. It was pretty straightforward, put it on and buckle the straps. The spout covers were nice and easy. The cover itself seems durable, but I guess we’ll see in the spring. It comes with nice weights to throw the strap across the underneath of the camper, so no crawling or reaching too much. We have a 40’ and the up to 40’ one fit perfect, maybe even a smidge loose, if anything, but definitely not too tight. We store it up north in the mountains so the winter can get rough. Maybe I’ll update in May when we open back up.

Giving this a 3 star strictly because of the gutter guards that come with the cover. I had this cover on for one month and now have 4 holes where the gutters are. I put the provided gutter guards/covers on as good as I possibly could, and they still managed to come off which caused punctures in all four corners. I actually really like the cover and feel like it’s good quality I’m comparison to other covers that we have had in the past, but the gutter covers that came with this cover are absolutely terrible!! I would have been better off using the old tennis ball method. Now I’m stuck with a cover that has holes in each corner! If you buy this, DO NOT USE THE GUTTER GUARDS! Make your own and save yourself holes in your cover.

I bought this based on the reviews first, warranty second and price third. It arrived timely. Obviously made in China. The build quality overall looks ok. The instructions are horrendous, you basically have to figure out the straps on your own, look at the picture on amazon its better than anything in the instructions. The sewing on one strap broke the first time I tried to use it. Other than that it seems like a good product and a good fit for my 28" trailer. It can be attached firmly with the belly straps, front/rear straps and the two ties that encircle it. The downspout covers are a little bit of a joke on how they attached. They kept falling off. Save some of the rubber bands that come with the straps to use on them. I will update this after a while to see how its holding up. Seems to be a good value. I assume I will need to use the warranty around 18 months.

RV masking is a very good company and really tries hard to work with the customer, keep them happy, great follow-up, covers are easily returned, etc. It can be difficult finding the right cover, be patient, and keep trying. Campers come and all different sizes and shapes. I prefer the polyester (for Texas weather) cover for a couple of reasons: 1.) Waterproof, this means I can clean my roof on the rv and it will stay pretty clean, good uv protection. 2.) If you are careful the cover will last reasonably long. Cover sharp edges, gutters, bolts, stairs, etc. 3.) Depending on where you live it might be better to have the fabric/multi layer. My experience has been these covers tend to dry-rot over time (in Texas) and don't last as long as the polyester. 4.) It's a cover, the sun and wind will break it down. These covers are affordable that it's not going to break the bank to get a new one as needed and it will look nicer too. It took me 3 times to find a cover this time - I appreciate RV Masking help me get this done.

Update: Extra material came loose and it was flapping in the wind. Sent pics to seller and they told me I must have included the measurement of the tow bar cause they wouldn’t have sent one that was too long. My camper is 25’ long- not including the tow bar 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️Purchased the 24’-26’ for. 25’ camper. Installed as directed and have about 4 feet of extra material on the front end. Had to cross cross the material so it wouldn’t be flapping in the wind, so to speak. Had a windstorm. This would fit a 30’ camper.

I put it on our 32 foot travel trailer by myself and had no issues (pictured before the straps are on). The cover came with little sleves (pictured) for my rain gutters which was great. I re-rolled up the cover differently than how it came so that I can now roll the cover on from front to back instead of having it folded in half. That takes up more space so it doesn't fit in the bag, but we only store the cover when we are using the trailer anyways.