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[FJHIII]

I store my 210SP indoors, so I don't use the cover very often. I finally got around to take a picture of the cover on the boat. In this picture there is alot of loose fabric, but it gets nice and snug when I install the poles and ratchet the cover.

It is very easy to install/remove/store the cover, I would even say that it is easier than the factory snap cover. All of the connection points of the cover are very high quality and I am very impressed with how they make the cover wrap around the wake tower.

Besides having a high quality product, the customer service is very personalized and friendly. When I originally inquired about the cover, it was not available for my boat. The company went above and beyond to fabricate the perfect cover for the 210SP.

As time carries on, I hope to keep you posted on my favorite cover: THE POPPY COMPANY

[Djm2u]

I just ordered a poppy cover for my 2010 210 wake. I hope it fits and works good. From most of the reviews people seem very happy with them. They are fast at shipping my item shipped the same day I ordered it off thier site. They are also great at sending tracking and order info instanly after your order.

[210sp!]

Agreed! We just got the cover last week and installed it immediately. It looks great! Nice and tight and easy to install... And... For half the price of an OE part.

[baumann6]

Do you guys tow your boats with the poles installed or not haven't had to tow the boat yet since I got it.

[FJHIII]

Good question, I do not know. If you find out, please let us know.

[Kevin Leclair]

I tow with the poles installed.

[210sp!]

We always tow with poles installed. If tight, nothing moves. Great system.

[Djm2u]

Love my poppy top. Fits like a glove. Glad I ordered it and not the sea-doo factory one

[Justin Fant]

I Just ordered a poppy cover for my 2012 210 SP! So excited!

[Kevin Leclair]

Very nice - post a picture up once you receive it!

[Justin Fant]

Here's the new cover but the size of the hole around the tower worries me.

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[Kevin Leclair]

Looks good - what worries you about the size of the hole; that it will stretch?  

[Justin Fant]

No, just that rain, dust and bugs have such a large hole to enter inside the boat. The gap shown in photo two is the size of my fist. 

[Justin Fant]

I decide to take the boat to Florida during our family vacation and thought it would be a great time to test out towing with the cover on. The trip was about 200 miles one way. I ran into a problem with the lower part of the windshield where it folds rubbing a hole into the cover. The piano hinge turned out to be the cause of the hole.  After contacting the manufacture http://commercialsewing.com/ they replaced the cover at no charge and add a rubber mat backing over the windshield portion of the cover. I have towed the boat several times with the cover since they added the backing and it works great. As for the rest of the cover it works great the suction it creates keeps the cover very tight against the boat during towing. Also the customer service was amazing.