Boat Cover For 16' Drift Boat
Boat Cover For 16' Drift Boat

Boat Cover For 16' Drift Boat

$385.00

This cover fits a 16' Standard Drift Boat which measures 14' 10" centerline, 73” at the beam (oar locks), with a 48" bottom. The cover measures 15' centerline.

Its sock front slips over bow and bottom to protect them from rocks. Keeping your boat outside with a cover is not recommended due to the fact that no matter how breathable the cover there will always be condensation. Made with the finest UV-protected fabric SharkSkin Plus to ensure your cover will remain intact in even the harshest of marine elements. See below for more information.

Strap Kit included.

Guaranteed by manufacturer for 5 years - A great value!
REQUIRES FEDEX DELIVERABLE ADDRESS!
The Item Ships Separately in 5 to 7 Business Days
No Returns on Boat Covers

SHIPS BY FEDEX ONLY

This cover fits a 16' Standard Drift Boat which measures 14' 10" centerline, 73” at the beam (oar locks), with a 48" bottom. The cover measures 15' centerline.

Its sock front slips over bow and bottom to protect them from rocks. Keeping your boat outside with a cover is not recommended due to the fact that no matter how breathable the cover there will always be condensation. Made with the finest UV-protected fabric SharkSkin Plus to ensure your cover will remain intact in even the harshest of marine elements. See below for more information.

Strap Kit included.

Guaranteed by manufacturer for 5 years - A great value!
REQUIRES FEDEX DELIVERABLE ADDRESS!
The Item Ships Separately in 5 to 7 Business Days
No Returns on Boat Covers

SHIPS BY FEDEX ONLY

They give you lots of straps expecting you to strap the cover down to the trailer but drift boats move around some on the trailer so I take the straps from one side under the boat to the other side and then run my tie down over everything. You will have 3 pairs of straps, connect 2 together to reach from one side of the boat to the other. I only use a couple of these since that is all that is needed.  It also helps to run a line from the bow to the transom under the cover to form a tent which keeps water from puddling on top of the cover. You can use your anchor rope just tie a loop in the end to throw over the bow and tie off at the anchor arm or make a strap with 1” strap material, 26’ long with double D rings for a buckle. I have a bow eye attached to my transom to tie off to. Also the bow eye slit in the cover is probably higher than the one on your boat, just open the seam where needed it won’t come undone all the way. Hope this helps. Just call if you need more info.

Keeping your boat outside with a cover is not recommended due to the fact that no matter how good the cover there will always be condensation. Some sort of tent structure with good air flow would work.