Powersports & Marine

The Powersports & Marine collection offers high-performance covers for a wide range of watercraft and powersports vehicles. Whether you own a center console boat, Jon boat, personal watercraft (like Jet Skis), snowmobiles, or utility vehicles, our collection has the appropriate cover tailored to protect your investment.

Absolutely! Our boat covers are designed to withstand the elements whether your boat is on a trailer or moored at the dock. The durable materials and secure buckle and strap system ensure that your boat is protected even during extended periods of inactivity.

The best way to clean our fabrics is with a soft scrub brush and warm water. For heavy soiling, you can use white vinegar diluted with water. We do not recommend washing our products in a washing machine as the machine agitation may cause the seams to rip and or tear. Air dry only. We also do not recommend using detergents or bleach as they may damage the protective coatings on the fabric.

Yes, safety is a priority with our Powersports & Marine collection. Many of our covers feature reflective accents to enhance visibility when towing or parked, promoting safety during night use.

The cold can make it very difficult for the vinyl settle. If possible, we suggest bringing the product into a warmer environment and allow it to warm up for a minimum of 24 hours. If this doesn't help, you can try using a hair dryer on the warm setting at a minimum of 12 inches away from the product to heat up the plastic.

Having proper measurements is the first step in ensuring a great fit! Length: Measure across the top of the boat from the outer edge of the bow (front) to the outer edge of the stern (rear). Do not include the motor in your measurement . Our covers are not designed to cover the motor less specifically stated. Beam: Measure the width of the boat at the widest point. Important! Our covers are made with room for additional features such as bow rails and running lights. You do not need to include them in any measurement you take.

Yes, we recommend cleaning and drying your boat before installing your cover. Any dirt, particles or debris left on the boat can be abrasive and lead to wear and tear on paint and/or finishes in windy conditions or while trailering.

We recommend waiting a minimum of four weeks before covering a new or freshly re-painted boat.