Budge B-620-X6 Blue 20'-22' Long (Beam Width up to 106") 600 Denier Waterproof Breathable Hard/T-Top Boat Cover

bought this for an RH 20ft Coastal aluminum fishing boat. With a 2ft offshore bracket. With a fishing arch and soft top. It almost fits as if it was made for it. It covers my entire boat from bow to both outboard. It does leak a little at the seams. But for the price it works very well.

In full transparency, I just put this on for the first time but so far so good. I only put 3 of the straps on, I’ll do more if I need down the road. Seems like really great Quality and for the money it fits great. I have a 2024 268 seafox and it fit over the boat and engines! The recommended company for this boat charges almost $3000 for a cover so for 10% of the cost this is a no brainer. Will update if it develops issues.

This is my first year with this cover so we'll see how it holds up this winter. However, for now, I'm very satisfied with the cover material and it fit perfectly on my 27' Regal cruiser. For the price, I am so far impressed compared to the cost of shrink wrap.

This is about my 3rd or 4th Budge boat cover. It's really a good boat cover for the price, just realize it's not going to last like one made from sunbrella fabric would. For me, it lasts about 2 -3 years in the Florida sun. It will begin to mildew and loose it's water repellency in about a year. Need to order oversize for your boat if you really want to cover the motor and get one that extends down to a decent level on the sides. For instance I have a 20.5 ft Key West 203FS with a T-Top. I tried the 20-22 and it barely reached over the rub rail on the sides at the mid point of the boat. And it wasn't long enough to extend out over the motor. I order the 22-24ft cover and it truly covers the full boat and motor. You will also want some sort of cover support pole for the bow area, otherwise it will collect water and bucket in the bow. Search Amazon "Boat Cover Support Pole with Webbing Strap". Also to testify to it's strap strength and material quality, I left mine on during the last hurricane as I was tired of cleaning the debris out of the boat after a hurricane. It rode it out fine. Granted in Melbourne I did not take a direct hit, but we did get easy 60+mph winds.Budge: "For 5 stars, make it go down at least 12" longer on the sides in the mid boat area at the T-top".

El material fuerte, buena calidad, mi bote es de 20’ con techo y cubrio toda el barco ampliamente hasta el motor fuera de borda, recomiendo fijarse el la señal de “front” porque yo despues de darle vuelta como una loca me di cuenta que te especifica cual es el frente

Just bought a 2004 Mckee Craft 196 CC Marathon. Needed a cover quickly to keep out the rain and falling leaves. Searched many different covers over the internet from all prices ranges. This wasn't the cheapest but on the the lower end for complete covers for a center console boat. I wasn't expecting much so I was in for a nice surprise when it arrived and was installed. It covered the boat completely without issue. It has a nice elasticity that holds it against the hull (like a fitted bed sheet). The straps and their locations seemed to worked perfect for my boat and no other ropes/straps were needed to be added. Quality of the material seemed better than what I was expecting. Much thicker and for now, is truly waterproof. The sun will do it's damage over time, like with any cover. We had heavy rains recently and the boat stayed dry. Even in the places water pooled (Front bow, top of T-top). Overall I am very happy with this purchase and feel it is so far doing a great job to keep my boat dry and the falling leaves out of it. Recommend. UPDATE! = bought this in 2020, it's 2024 and it ripped at one of the rocket launchers on the T-Top. I'm impressed it lasted 4 years thru direct sun, winter, etc. Very Happy with this purchase. I just ordered a new one and will fix the old one to keep as a backup. Highly Recommend for a CC boat like mine!

DO NOT buy this cover at the current time DEC 2018. This is the FIRST review that I have taken the time to write for good or bad. BUT I need to warn you about this cover or at least the bad manufacturing run of covers and the LACK of a good solution by BUDGE. Cut to the chase....the problem is that the cover leaks at the seams where the black nylon straps are. These straps are placed on the outside of the cover to secure the cover to the boat but water from rain soaks these straps and then wicks through the seam and then inside the cover. Picture #1 shows drops forming during a rain storm the day after the new cover was installed. Picture #2 shows that the cover was properly supported (tented) and there was absolutely NO pooling of water happening. Picture #2 also shows rain drops collecting on the windshield under the cover. Picture #3 shows wet carpet spots. This leaking was consistent on every seam that has a black strap. I called BUDGE to ask if this was acceptable and they said to return via amazon which I did. I got a new cover and installed it. The next day it rained again so a went to check the cover. The second cover leaked worse than the first. I called BUDGE again and asked to speak to a product specialist (not easy to find and was told they don't talk to people-true story) After a few attempts I finally got a call back from Yvonne (manager?) who said that I should return to amazon again. I said that I think there is a production run problem and the next cover would probably have the same issue and could she ship one from a different run from her factory?? She said she could but it would cost $100 more than I paid. WHAT? Here I have two defective covers and a wet boat. I asked if there was any allowance she could make so that I could mitigate my damages and get a 3rd cover at the same cost? She kept on saying things about policies and not the way BUDGE does things. etc etc. I could not believe that BUDGE would not be embarrassed with the defective covers and not be willing to send me one that works in order to prevent damage to my boat and thus prevent a warranty claim and a boat damage claim (which she even admitted BUDGE would be liable for)So my only solution is to look for a different cover and maybe throw a plastic tarp on it for the meantime. Bottom line is that I am guessing that these covers are normally waterproof and its just a bad batch But the fact that BUDGE has no flexibility to use their brains and make this right for a customer says something bad. Do not buy this cover until they can prove they have weeded out the bad ones.

I have a ski tower , that makes difficult to get the right fit.I am very thankful to "Ridge"