Keep your Hiker Trailer Clean and Dry with this Cover

First look at the Hiker Trailer - trailer cover.
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[@retnav92]

Removed the cover off our Hiker yesterday by myself. Not too bad, but a little bit of a task, until I had the bulk of it on top and towards the front. I have a 5x9 Mid Range XL, with the front tire mount, large tool box, and roof top tent and awning configuration. The mat'l is fairly sturdy, and water repellant, with the light-gray color helping to not absorb a lot of heat on sunny days. I've found that it helps to create a "trough" on both sided in the fabric from the top front area down towards the tongue area, to aid in water run-off during rain. That helps prevent pockets of water pooling in the cover.
My suggestions:
- It needs maybe a couple of additional straps. Using the triangle reinforcement patches like the ones on the front area, with the straos going horizontally across the rear of the traiker from side to side. The wind does get up under tge cover and causes it to billow. I see that movement eventually causing wear-points in the material from chafing on lower/upper corners of the trailer.
- The zippers are smooth operating as mentioned, but would have liked to have some material covering the zipper. For those of us who live in areas prone to the Winter climate (freezing rain/ice), the zipper will possibly become inoperable.
Other than those minor points, I'm glad I have it to protect my investment. 😎👍

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agreed on thoughs based on the top roof racks. thanks for sharing.