Classic Accessories Over Drive PolyPRO 3 Camper Cover, Fits 10' - 12' Campers

The media could not be loaded. My wife and I installed this cover today for the first time. It protects a 2016 Adventurer 80RB. The sizing was confusing and the range of fit has something to do with the very loose fit. "Fits 8 to 10 foot campers". Since the Adventurer is an 8 foot camper, it's very loose with lots of sag in some areas. That being said, it is designed well in that the elastic around the bottom and draw straps collect and secure the excess pretty well actually. It was surprisingly light weight which made handling it easier than I thought. The downside to this however is that the slightest breeze will defeat 10 minutes of work in an instant. It was harder to put on than I thought but my wife and I managed it in about 45 minutes. It took 10 minutes just to get it unfolded out of the bag and for us to figure out what we were looking at (what was the front etc.). Remember, this was the first time we'd ever put any kind of cover on an RV. In the end, I was pleased with the fit and the security of the cover. I think it will do a good job of doing what it's intended to do. It does have vents along the sides at the top for ventilation which are covered by the white roof overhang material. The only prep I had to do was tape pieces of 2 inch memory foam over the sharp gutter drains on the 4 roof corners and fold the FM antenna down.I also undid the rear zipper along one side which allowed entry through the rear door (only unzipping one side). I added a couple "tarp clips" at the front and secured them with two bungee cords (excess material on the front underside. The front section fits the most loosely but I was able to squeeze in the tee upright support that I had made for the camper which really holds the material captive. (see photos). We followed the directions and everything went as they described.Classic Accessories OverDrive PolyPRO 3 Deluxe Camper Cover, Fits 8' - 10' Campers - Max Weather Protection with 3-Ply Poly Fabric Roof RV Cover (80-036-143101-00)UPDATE: 12/29/16 - Updated from 4 to 5 Stars .... See added video :-)

It was a good fit for my Palomino HS750 truck camper. I had to add a few extra bungee straps, but overall, fit like a charm. I recommend two people to help put it on. I had wind and without the help, would have taken me much longer. The material is strong. I added tennis balls to the gutter ends to protect the cover from ripping in those spots. I will add to the review after the winter season to show if there were any issues. I like the grey white colors.

The media could not be loaded. Thank you for clarifying! Here’s the updated, tidy version of your review:I purchased this truck camper cover in October 2023, and it’s now in its second winter, performing exceptionally well. It has kept my camper dry and protected from dust, debris, and the harsh New England weather. The snug fit ensures full coverage, including the over-cab area, with minimal gaps for debris or moisture. Once secured, the cover stayed in place all winter, even through strong windstorms, without any need for strap adjustments.Installation is straightforward and can be done solo with the help of a ladder, taking about 20 minutes. The breathable top fabric repels water effectively, and the side vents help prevent condensation. The cover also holds up well under the weight of snow, though removing it in winter can be challenging, as snow and ice tend to stick to the material.One of the cover’s standout features is its accessibility. The zippers on each side of the rear make it easy to access the inside of the camper without having to remove the entire cover. However, I’d suggest adding straps to the elastic on the cab-over section to better secure the front and provide additional protection.When not in use, the cover folds easily and stores compactly in a small tote, which is a nice feature.Overall, I’m very happy with this cover and would recommend it to anyone with a truck camper. I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 because of the snow/ice sticking to the material and the lack of straps to secure the cab-over section better. It’s durable, user-friendly, and a great choice for protecting your camper during New England winters.