A Closer Look at the etrailer RV Cover for 5th Wheel Toy Haulers

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Hi, Matt with etrailer. Today we're gonna be talking about the etrailer 5th wheel cover. Now this is gonna be a whole series that will fit a range of different covers. So if you are looking at these, just make sure you plug in your vehicle's information into our fit guide to find the right one for you. But this is gonna be a great value option if you're looking for something for that winterization time. So you need to protect it from any of those UV rays, dust or any type of weather condition.

So today we're really just gonna talk about some of the major features about this cover. After that we'll go into my final thoughts and a comparison for this cover. And then finally I'll show you how to put it on too. Where we're gonna start with is gonna be the material itself. Now this isn't gonna be too different from a lot of other options out there.

It's really gonna be made from a multi-layer, non-abrasive material. If I was gonna compare it to anyone out there, then I'd probably compare it to the ADCO Olefin's. 'Cause the way this is gonna work is when I actually grab this, you're notice this is very flexible. It's not very thick, it's relatively thin, but there will be a couple layers in here. And what this is really doing is since it's so thin, it's gonna allow this to be a little more breathable 'cause that's the help if you are in any type of raining condition or wet conditions or any humid conditions where a lot of humidity can get built up on the inside of your cover, that's gonna allow this to breathe a little bit better so you don't have any mildew really building up in your cover.

That's another thing to take into account with covers too, is when you put 'em on, make sure they're not too tight 'cause if they're too tight, that's gonna trap in a lot of that moisture. So what I'd recommend doing is when you're looking for a cover, just make sure you have the right size trailer. So you're just gonna measure from the very front end where the nose is on the trailer all the way to the back end and just make sure if you have anything on the back of your trailer that you wanna cover up too, include that into the measurement. Now for these ones in particular, if you have anything on your roof like an AC unit, just make sure you add another foot to make sure it will fit around your cover. And speaking of our roof, if we look up there, you'll notice we do have a different color to the cover and that's gonna do a few things for us.

So first off, since it is a lighter color, there is gonna be less likely of the sun beating on it as much as if it was a dark color. And this other color's gonna indicate this is the roof section. And with that roof section, this is actually gonna be a little bit thicker. The reason being is since we're gonna have a lot more snow, rain kind of building on top of there along with UV rays and dust, we wanna make sure that's not gonna seep through and get on top of our roof so our roof lasts longer. And this is also gonna help prevent any cracking from the UV rays or any dust that really settles in and makes your roof dirty. And if you're in an area that gets a lot of pollen, it's going to help prevent that from seeping too. Now if we look at the top, you'll notice we do have a vent showing through right now. That's also gonna prevent any pollen from sitting on your roof if you plan on having this parked outside. Now if you look over here, that flap just flown up, you'll notice we do have that little section that's a little square, that's gonna be a vent. That vent's gonna help this be more breathable. Like I was saying, this is designed to work in more humid climates too, but we also have that flap that rests on top of it to help water just wash over the top of it. Now we can come over here and kind of see how this is being held in place. So you'll notice we're gonna have one strap in the front and this is helping to pull the front in some, and we're gonna have some clips that hold this in place too. You can adjust this and you'll notice these straps are feeling pretty sturdy. Now I always recommend leaving them just a tad bit loose. The reason being, like I said earlier, if it's too tight it's gonna be more likely to hold in any moisture. And on top