Winter cover for the Roo 21ss. What do you use?

[gravesstl]

I'm looking into covers for the 'Beast' and am wondering if there are any recommendations for my 21ss from you folks who have one now? I'm looking for decent quality, but don't want to spend more than $300-400.
I'm open to your thoughts and opinions.
Thanks everyone!

[SeaDog]

regardless of what cover you get ensure that when installed it will not flap in the wind and ruin your rigs finish.

[gravesstl]

Originally Posted by SeaDog

regardless of what cover you get ensure that when installed it will not flap in the wind and ruin your rigs finish.

10-4 on that. That's exactly why I'm asking for a good fitting cover. Thank you for the advice!

[Bacchus]

There are many posts in this forum with about 50% for and about 50% opposed. With no clear evidence either way I have opted not to use one.

[gravesstl]

Thank you for the replies! Much appreciated.

[LIW]

i bought a Wal-mart 'Classic' cover (see pic) - it was very well priced and i've had it for 3 seasons now with no issues - the top white section does not allow any water in and the sides are a little water resistant, but allow the cover to breathe and get air in and around the camper - no mold issues to speak of and it did not rip as it is a perfect fit on a square box - i think they rip when the cover is too big and blows in the wind. I also used pool noodles to cover the rainspout extensions and that hasn't ripped either.

[Kimber45]

Bought a cover once to cover a 30 foot toy hauler. Spend 800$ sold the camper a year later and didnt get 800$ more because it was covered. Havent bought a cover sense.

[Hawkester]

We use this one from amazon for our 2018 21SS, about $200 and we are in year 3 with only self inflicted damage...(keep the snow blower muffler away from them..they melt).

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1