Any recommendations for a water proof cover for a 2000 SAN

[toddo75]

snaps or no snaps? Any advice would be appreciated.
Thanks
Todd

[SkiTower]

RE: Any recommendations for a water proof cover for a 2000 S

http://www.planetnautique.com/index....ighlight=snaps

[thedude]

RE: Any recommendations for a water proof cover for a 2000 S

I really like my Rankin Cover, got it with the PN group buy last year.

[toddo75]

RE: Any recommendations for a water proof cover for a 2000 S

do you know where I can get one of those covers? Is it snap or pull string?
Thanks

[sperbet]

its a pull string, the link posted above is for a group buy. Rankin is the way to go. I got mine through a group buy here a couple years ago. Best boat cover I've seen. Snaps suck IMO.

[sperbet]

nevermind, wrong link above. here is a link to the old group buy. there might be another one this summer???

http://www.planetnautique.com/index....wtopic&t=10634

[Red57Bird]

My cover is on it's last leg and I've heard great things about the Rankin covers. Anyone know what the process is to get a group buy started on these for this year?

[WakeSlayer]

NO snaps.

[Socbum]

My '02 SAN came with a custom cover made by the dealer 'The Navigation Company'. It was designed with snaps on the underside of the rub rail and two poles. The cover still fits tight as a drum and is in great shape. I have trailered the boat over 300 miles with the cover on several times without any problems.

My ONLY complaint is that the design did not include covering the swim platform.

[Red57Bird]

Sounds like I have the same cover as you Socbum, except for the part about it being in great shape. I keep my boat on a lift in my boat house so I'm looking for a cover that covers the teak platform, and something that I could get with skirts.