Heavy-Duty StormPro T-Top Boat Cover for 20-22 ft Boats (106" Width) - All-Weather Protection for Fishing & Water Sports | Fits Pontoon & Center Console Boats

I purchased this cover to protect my Wellcraft CC from the Southeast Georgia elements. Currently Tropical Strom Debbie is wrecking havoc across the southeast. We've had properly 10 to 12 inches of rain today with 45mph wind gust. So far, Debbie has been no match for this cover. I've had no issues with water puddling in the bow. The plastic piece that goes in the bow does feel flimsy and cheap, but it has worked as designed. I run dock line from each bow cleat to the t-top for extra protection in case. If anything, I'll buy a metal one and still save hundreds of dollars compared to other tops. My stern also has a ski pole, so I've had no problems with puddling in the rear either.I crawled inside the boat under the top. Everything is damp/wet inside of the boat. I really don't expect it to be dry with this amount of rain and wind in one day. Even though Everything is wet, I don't see any water dripping or pouring into the boat. So the cover is doing it's job fantastically. Once the weather leaves, I'll remove the top to allow the boat to dry out. While I have the top off, I'm going to spray with Star Bright waterproofing. This is basically like camp dry and should waterproof the cover.All in all, for under $200, I'm completely happy with the cover. It looks great and has preformed great considering the current conditions. I can buy the Star Bright waterproofing, a more stable stand for the bow, and still be under $250. I also reccomend an engine cover if you don't already have one.