Where to Find Supra Brand Boat Covers?

**ConnManSupraLaunch** · 02-16-2015, 02:22 PM

I've been trying to find a full bow-to-stern boat cover (preferably branded for Supra) for my 2009 Supra Launch21V. All I keep getting are cheap knock-off cover makers. Ordered a Seal Skin as it alleged a custom fit to my boat and it fit about as good as my socks on my 9-month old son. #frustrated. I'm done trying to save some cash and would prefer to just get as close to a factory (Supra) made cover as possible. Does anyone have suggestions on where to find?

Thank you Supra Fans!

Clay / Dallas, TX

**cjtpilot** · 02-16-2015, 03:52 PM

http://skiboatcovers.thecanvasshoppe.com/

**wotan2525** · 02-16-2015, 06:08 PM

Originally Posted by cjtpilot

http://skiboatcovers.thecanvasshoppe.com/

That's the only "custom" fit cover company that I know of. The rest of them just take a similar boat and make the cover fit -- these guys will make you a cover that uses a pattern actually made from your boat.

Your other alternative is to find a local shop to make you a custom fit cover. In my case, I couldn't find anything less than about $2500 locally, so I bit the bullet and spent about $900 on skiboatcovers.com. Very happy with the fit.

**leetudor** · 02-16-2015, 07:14 PM

http://www.carvercovers.com/

**Salty87** · 02-16-2015, 07:37 PM

A local shop in Austin wanted around $2k as well. I thought they just didn't want to make one but maybe that's the going rate.

Carver isn't 'custom' but I'll vouch for their warrantee. I bought one through iBoats and it split at a seam after something like 2 years. It was really my fault as water pooled and i ripped the cover trying to dump it out. I wasn't using support poles at the time. They wanted to send me a new one but I asked about applying the credit to a better cover and they had no problem with that.

I've never had a truly custom cover but I suspect they all need support poles to prevent pooling. Those and one of these ( http://hangtyte.com/ ) and the Carver cover is great.

**crystal waters** · 02-16-2015, 08:19 PM

Skiboatcovers.com

**jasun** · 02-17-2015, 08:07 AM

I know this does not help you much unless you live in Northeast Indiana, but I had a cover made for my boat for just under $500. There is a local canvas shop that made it. It is not Sunbrella acrylic, but it is their vinyl. He said the lifespan would be between five and seven years. I will be into season three with it this year, and it works great.

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**cjtpilot** · 02-17-2015, 09:30 AM

Hey Jasun, can you PM me more info on where you got your cover made at? Even though that might be a little drive for me thats a hell of a deal.

Originally Posted by jasun

I know this does not help you much unless you live in Northeast Indiana, but I had a cover made for my boat for just under $500. There is a local canvas shop that made it. It is not Sunbrella acrylic, but it is their vinyl. He said the lifespan would be between five and seven years. I will be into season three with it this year, and it works great.

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**Jetlink** · 02-17-2015, 11:09 AM

Originally Posted by cjtpilot

Hey Jasun, can you PM me more info on where you got your cover made at? Even though that might be a little drive for me thats a hell of a deal.

Drive? Why drive it when I'm sure there are other options available. 😄

**jasun** · 02-17-2015, 04:28 PM

Cjtpilot , I sent you a couple private messages.

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