ULTCOVER Patio Parasol 600D Waterproof Outdoor Offset Banana Style Umbrella Cover - Fits Cantilever Offset Umbrella 12-14 Feet, Black

Purchased the "12-14 Foot" version to cover my Sungarden 11.5" cantilevered umbrella. The size was perfect to cover the entire canopy and crank mechanism.The fabric seems reasonably heavy and durable. The seams are well done and properly overlapped. They are even glued inside (see photo) which is NOT something you’d expect to see at this price point. We’ve had several heavy storms since getting this cover about a month ago and it seems it's properly water-resistant when new. (I guess we'll see how that holds up over time.) The color has faded ever-so-slightly... but it is out in full sun from sunrise until sunset ever day. It’s a fairly light color, so not really noticeable. I only spotted that it’s a touch darker where the strap covers the fabric.The collapsible stick to help get the cover "up and on" the umbrella is handy, and I was very impressed to find a clever drawstring pocket inside the cover to store the collapsed stick. (I was actually wondering "Where the heck am I gonna keep this stick so I don't lose it" when I noticed the pocket.) There’s also a small nylon pocket under the top of the zipper to insert the rod when lifting the cover up and over the top of the umbrella. (I didn’t even notice it at first.) Our umbrella is 9’6” at the peak and we have no trouble getting the cover on.The buckled strap across the middle helps cinch the cover up tight, which will be important to reduce the total surface area of cover that could get hit by wind. Shockcord drawstring at the bottom helps here as well, and will prevent wind from getting up under the cover as well.Other reviewers have complained about the presence of the Velcro strap at the bottom end of the zipper. I'm not sure why. Personally, I think it's not a bad idea to keep an errant wind from getting under the cover and potentially forcing the zipper open. Unlikely to happen, since there’s also an elastic drawstring on the bottom, but conceivable. However, if you don't want to use the velcro strap... simply don't use it. It's the type that folds back on itself and out of the way, so it's easy enough to not use it and never think about it again.A surprisingly great cover at a very reasonable price. Based on the initial quality I expect it will hold up for years. Highly recommended.

Despite being marketed for umbrellas up to 11.5 ft., I noticed a lot of prior customers were opting for the 12-14 ft. version for their 11 ft. umbrellas.In retrospect, I perhaps should have followed suit and done the same. I just didn't want a lot of extra material to deal with.There is an abundance of vertical space for our Hampton Bay 11 ft. Cantilever Solar LED Offset umbrella from Homey D, however the circumference fit is very tight due to the offset. I was finally able to compress and pull the sides in enough to zip the cover completely, only after a grappling match that was worthy of the UFC. My only real concern is for the zipper itself due to the added pressure. Only time will tell.That said, the material appears to be top notch, and the added tool to help lift the cover into place along with having a pocket to store said tool is brilliant. Being in the southeast, we experience all 4 seasons to varying degrees. If this umbrella cover will last us 2-3 years on an exposed deck, I consider it money well spent.In summary: 4 Stars due to the 11.5 ft. advertised fit with an extremely tight fit on 11 ft umbrella - however, I felt compelled to add back the star for the heavy, well-made material and ingenious tool/pocket - 5 Stars.

Fits perfectly over our 15 ft umbrella, cover is very sturdy, waterproof and made well.

The cover does its job, but only last 2 - 3 years before it becomes brittle and rips in this south Texas sun. I’ve had to replace a couple of them.

Update: I have had used this for a year. It is a little faded since in sunlight all day, but still looks and works great. I don't use the pole slot inside for putting it on or taking it off, because I am not tall enough. I just slide the pole all the way to the top. I have yet to poke a hole in it. I see this cover lasting for many years.Orignal: I bought 2 12'-14' covers to fit my 11' off center umbrella made from Grand Patio. I bought the larger covers to ensure the weight of the umbrella was not going to be on the zipper, and well supported by the strap. The quality of this cover exceeded my expectations. It is thick and seems durable (time will tell). It is fairly easy to install, but a little heavy, if you don't have sufficient arm strength. The straps stay in place and the zippers are smooth. The tent pole that you use to install it is sufficient. There is a bag on the inside for pole storage. I do wish the bag was a little bit wider for easy of removal of the pole. The pull string at the bottom is easy to use and locks automatically. Overall, it was a great purchase.

I find the ULTCOVER products to have better quality materials that don't crack from too much time in the Sun. This umbrella cover fits very well and I like that it has a mid-section strap toward holding my Cantilever Offset Umbrella against the pole. I just ordered another of these to replace my other umbrella cover. I purchased my first ULTCOVER cover last year... for my round elevated firepit table and appreciate the quality straps and cinch cords.

Product is as described, works great on our large triple patio umbrella, and the pole that comes with it make it very easy to put on. The quality and durability seems very good, we had a tropical storm the other day and it kept things dry . I would recommend this product