When the end of another boating season draws to a close, it’s time to start preparing your boat for storage. Choosing a quality boat cover will protect your boat during storage by repelling rain and moisture, eliminating sun damage, and keeping your boat clean.

Secure Fit
The boat cover should have a snug fit, keeping out dust, grime, bird droppings, and dirt. A tight cover also discourages small animals or rodents from hibernating in your boat.

Weatherproof and Water-Resistant
A weatherproof, water-resistant boat cover should repel rain and moisture, keeping your boat clean and dry and discouraging mold growth.

UV Coated
A specially coated UV-resistant material protects your boat’s finish and interior from harmful UV rays. Over time, exposure to the sun’s rays will deteriorate the boat’s interior.

Breathable Material
Most covers for boats are made with breathable material to allow any condensation inside the boat to evaporate. Polyester is the best material for boat covers because it resists water, will not stretch or shrink, and is highly durable.

Trailerable
A trailerable boat cover allows you to protect your boat on the road. Straps secure the cover during transportation or in strong winds. Using a trailerable boat cover shields your boat from the rain and sun. For longer travel, which may involve rest stops, a trailerable boat cover also discourages thieves by keeping any gear stored in your boat out of sight and out of easy reach.

An outboard boat motor cover provides protection from the elements.

A mesh storage bag allows your boat cover to drain and dry after use.