Budge 600 Denier Boat Cover fits Hard Top/T-Top Boats B-621-X8 (24' to 26' Long, Gray)

Dargel 21ft center console. Had to return a cover meant for 21-22ft(too small). This larger size fit soo much better and didn’t have to stretch/stress material at all. Highly recommend getting this larger size for 21ft boat. Worth the extra money.

Excelente producto

Our local delivery was slow, and that’s the only negative about this purchase! Excellent product otherwise. Fits my 2455 totally, and the material is strong enough that it won’t tear in winter conditions!!

Repels most of the water and is very strong

Been using the old shrink wrap from 3 seasons ago (came with the boat when I bought it) and it finally gave up the ghost. I don't like using shrink wrap and wanted a decent cover. Read a bunch of reviews and chose this one for my 25ft center console with a t-top. Glad I did. If you buy stuff on Amazon for your boat, you know it's sometimes a crapshoot regarding quality. This one has so far been really impressive. We'll see how it lasts through a New England winter, but I like the changes from what I've seen.FIT: It fit as described. I was going to snap a picture, but if you look at the pictures in the review of the 25-foot Outrage it's almost exactly the same fit with a 9.5 ft beam (The width concerned me a bit, but its fine) It went over the t-top easily (I covered the rocket launchers so they wouldn't poke through.) and fit from stern to bow and over both gunnels easily. My only two comments are (1) with the outboard raised and sitting on the trailer supports, the cover doesn't quite go all the way over it. If the outboard was down, I think it would be fine (although you need to cover the lower unit on the outboard with something else). Also, with the platform and pulpit I'm probably pushing the limits of this size, and maybe going up one would work better. I think on a 23-24 footer it would be fine. I wound up buying a separate cover specifically for the outboard that covered the whole thing. Also, I have a small anchor pulpit, and I think it's easier to remove the anchor completely and stow it rather than risk the two sharp edges ripping the material. The cinching web straps seemed to do the trick and we went through an early-season nor-easter with 50-60 knot gusts last weekend with no problems.QUALITY: Like the fit, so far so good. It's decent heavy material - it's not a Harbor Freight PVC tarp with straps. The built-in straps over the top are a good idea, seem well constructed and make installation easy They even have a flap that keeps the buckle from directly touching your hull. It's just a plastic buckle, but it's good that they thought that detail through. The webbing on the straps is about what I'd expect and should do fine.INSTALLATION: Again, as advertised. Went on pretty easy with two people, although as long as you're comfortable climbing, it could be done with one. ***A WORD OF ADVICE: - open it up all the way before trying to put it on and look for the tag that says "front" - trust me it will make your life easier.***My 5-star ratings for durability and waterproof are based on my expectations. I'll update after the winter if it falls apart or inst waterproof, but from what I've seen so far, I'm not expecting that.