Breathable Dinghy cover

Talking of covers..... I've had a Waveloft brand one on my Vareo for it must be.....4+ years . It's made from Acrylic coated canvas & has lasted very well apart from a couple of seams which I've just had stitched as they were starting to fail....a stitch in time & all that.... The fabric is still very sound & decent looking. It comes off over the winter 3 month or so lay up & is replaced by a decent tarp..... One thing to recommend I think is "Wet & Forget". I sprayed it with that at the end of the season & it removes a lot of the black marks & hopefully will improve the lifespan a bit.  

I appreciate this is an old post but I must relay the fact that we bought a cover in Weathermax and it still looks perfect after 4 years. I have just put my money where my mouth is and bought a laser cover in Weathermax.

Many thanks - after speaking with Rain and Sun I have gone for a Hydrolite cover from them.  I'll come back in a few years and report how it has lasted.

My wife has just started making boat covers having been making covers for light aircraft and gliders etc for a while now. For all their premium covers they use Weathermax as it proves to be easy to work with, hard wearing, waterproof and breathable. I've had a weathermax cover on the Cherub for a while now and even when the water pools it shows no sign of getting through.

I had gel coat bubles on 1 or my 300's i replaced the cover for a rain and sun breathable poly cotton type and the bubbles disapeared over a short time.  The rain and sun covers are in my opinion the best.