Best Storage Cover For 36 Foot Keystone Outback Travel Trailer For Winter Weather

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Hello, Looking for a product recommendation on an RV cover for my 36-foot 2017 Keystone Outback. It will be in Colorado outdoors with winds and snow do you have anything in-stock? Thanks for the recommendation! Kind Regards

asked by: Nick W

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Expert Reply:

Assuming the 36 foot measurement you took was for the body of your Keystone Outback travel trailer (not including the tongue), we do have a superb option for winter weather that will fit your trailer:

- Adco Olefin HD All-Climate + Wind RV Cover for Travel Trailer # AD39ZR

The # AD39ZR fits trailers that are between 34'1" and 37' long, and is specifically designed to offer your trailer the best protection against all the elements it can face, including the snow and wind that you'll see in the winter in places like Colorado. The reason it can handles those conditions is because of its top layer of Olefin HD fabric, which is an extremely durable and high-density fabric that beads water, blocks UV rays, and even repels dirt particles from penetrating the cover.

Along with the high-quality top panel, this cover can withstand windy conditions because it has triple-layered side panels that are vented, which makes them breathable. This will help the cover stay snug to your trailer, as will the cinch ropes and weighted straps that tie it down. The Adco # AD39ZR even has a zippered panel on the passenger's side so you can easily access your trailer while it's in storage if you need to.

expert reply by: Kyle S

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