I emailed ETI and asked about the covers for my 21. They said they are the Poly Pro 3 covers manufactured by Classic Accessories. They did not give me a price.
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Matt & Mary (and Scrappy the Wonder Dog)
The cover on the 17 build sheet is listed as $250. There is no manufacturer listed.
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They r Classic Accessories. ETI sells the Poly Pro which is good for wet, snowy climes. I need one for Boulder so I’m getting the Poly Pro which is not waterproof, but offers better uv protection. As I’ve said in other threads, when choosing a cover it’s not just a question of price and warranty, but u want to match the strengths of the cover to ur particular climate. Doing so will provide better protection for ur Escape and possibly help the cover last longer.
They r Classic Accessories. ETI sells the Poly Pro which is good for wet, snowy climes. I need one for Boulder so I’m getting the Poly Pro which is not waterproof, but offers better uv protection. As I’ve said in other threads, when choosing a cover it’s not just a question of price and warranty, but u want to match the strengths of the cover to ur particular climate. Doing so will provide better protection for ur Escape and possibly help the cover last longer.
So you're saying that given Vancouver's 1,200 mm annual rainfall, I should prioritize waterproof-ness over UV protection?
Boulder has over 300 days of sunshine. And very low humidity. So yea, I’m gonna go with uv protection here. Although I’m also considering just getting a good, regular wax job to provide protection. Not sure how much rain 1200mm is, but I’m willing to bet it’s a bit more than here.
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