Classic Accessories Deluxe Snowmobile Travel Cover, Fits snowmobiles 101" - 118"L

I think this will be a good cover . Easy to put on and strap down

Great value for the price

Seems like good fabric for the cost. Lot of straps to make sure it's tight and secure. Hopefully it holds up

Purchased for a Ski Doo with 129 inch skid/size large coverI don't write reviews every time I buy an item from Amazon but chose to write for this cover.The OEM cover for my machine costs @ 3X what I paid for this so I thought I would take the risk.Previous reviews mentioned straps. You do get a lot of them.Trailered 1 time, about 50 miles at highway speeds most of the way.I would not expect a long(5 years+) lifespan from this. If it goes 3 seasons I'd be satisified. I don't plan year round outside use, just for trailering/garage storage.The material seems sturdy enough but it is not canvas, a bit thinner.Fuel door is very large but there is no velcro strap for the zipperPros: very inexpensive compared to OEM covers. many adjustable straps large fuel door yellow safety triangle at rear of cover-great for low visibiltyCons: Durabilty is a question mark. If you can get 2-3 seasons I'd say it's worth it. Fuel door zipper comes undone while trailering as there is no velcro stop. You'll have to rig something to keep it closed. The hooks have rubber tips on them that can pop off. I will be glueing them to prevent that.In summary I bought it because it was WAY less than a OEM cover and after one use, I am still satisfied after finding out it's weaknesses.

Used to protect a snowmachine from Fairbanks to Deadhorse, Alaska for research in the arctic. Did very well considering that the cover was donned and doffed from the snowmachine at least once daily for an 8 day period. Temperatures ranged from -8°F to -28°F. With weather ranging from sunny, clear and calm, to blowing snow, cloudy with strong winds.Only one buckle broke and I suspect that was due to an accidental boot placement, once doffed. The fuel access zippers refuse to stay zipped. We ended up using a small carabiner through the pulls to keep the zippers together. There are quite a number of buckles and straps to keep track of, and I would consider this a partial design flaw, but nothing that patience, and a little organization can't overcome.All in all a good cover that can be trailered, and used harshly, for a fair price.

Classic Accessories SledGear Deluxe Snowmobile Travel Covers are well constructed covers. I am the president of a Maine Snowmobile Club and we have purchased several of these covers for our Bearcat and Skandic Grooming sleds. They have held up very well, and some we have had for several years. Eventually they do start to fade and begin to deteriorate after long term exposure to the sun. I have recently purchase one to cover a two-up Panther and the XL is a good fit for this sled. There are a lot of straps and hooks that would be beneficial for trailer use. I usually just attach the two front clips around the spindles and pull the back down over the sled's back rest and that is all that is need for outside use even in strong winds.

Universal cover fits real well. Has a ton of straps at first I thought was overkill but that’s nice I used them the cover snugged up nicely and looks good. Happy with it so far. Can’t say much on durability yet as I have a tarp over the cover for double rain/sun protection. But happy for the price and product

We got 2 of these covers, the smaller one for our 1994 vmax with a 2 up seat and the larger one for our 2015 RMK Pro 155". The large one fit the rmk really good. The smaller one for the vmax fit alright. The rear backrest for the passenger is pretty tall and the cover barely reached to the back of the sled. I would recommend this cover to either though because for the price, it covers the sleds and has a bunch of tiedown points to hold the cover down in high winds/towing. If you want a perfect fit then maybe spend more money on a custom fit, but these work good and strap down tight to the sleds. There is also a zipper above the handlebars for access with the cover on.

Very impressed with the build quality for the price. At first it may seem like it has too many straps, but that's actually a good thing! Plenty of points to restrain the cover, hold it in place, preventing movement.I'm using this on a 1998 Skidoo Grand Touring 500, 2-up seat (with folding backrest), and rear cargo rack. In order for the cover to fit properly I need to fold the backrest forward and tilt it down, so it lays "flat" on the seat, lowering it's profile. This allows the cover to fit relatively smoothly over the seat and over the cargo rack. It's a tad bit tight over the handlebars; I still haven't picked up tennis balls for the handle bars, but it's on the list of things worth doing to help protect the cover from stress-points.My grand touring has a slightly shortened windscreen (stock is taller, running a shorter version). Not sure how well it would fit with the stock height windscreen.Takes a few minutes to put it on, and only a minute to take it off. The fuel filler zippered access is great, although as other reviewers mention it does tend to come open at highway speeds. Tie the pull-tabs together to keep the zippers closed. Overall it's a much better fit than the stock cover I had (which disintegrated after years of use). All the extra straps pull it in snug and keep the tarp from flapping around.

A nice heavy weight cover.Lots of hold down straps so it will never blow off.Looks to be very good quality though only time will tell how long it lasts.

Its a great cover for the price. Nice quality as well.

Nice fit, lets just hope it will last

This is the second time I have bought this cover, as the first one worked pretty good. I don't trailer much so it's just used for storage but was outside all year round. The first one lasted about 6 years, which is pretty good given it's one of the cheaper ones in this class (trailering straps, gas tank access, etc.) and it was exposed to the weather all that time.