VEVOR3 Bow Bimini Top Boat Cover, 900D Polyester Canopy with 1" Aluminum Alloy Frame, Waterproof and Sun Shade, Includes Storage Boot, 4 Straps, 2 Support Poles, 6'L x 46" H x 61"-66" W, Light Grey

My boyfriend was burnt in his early yrs. This has helped us to be able to be on the water soooo much more. Love it.

Nice weight fabric top with well sewn seams. The Bow are a good thickness aluminum as well. Even the plastic mounting blocks are pretty decent Quality though could be a little thicker. The instructions are terrible though and you should lay everything out and look at the pictures before snapping things together. Over than that we like the shade the top provides and how you can fold it back and cover it with the included bag when not needed.

This product is not worth your money. Some holes in the tubing were drilled in the wrong spot and the instructions are TERRIBLE! What a waste of our time and money.

The product is very well constructed, however throw the instructions away and watch a video on how to assemble.The worst instructions ever seen. Very pleased with product.

The install was easy enough. I wasn't able to use the factory mounting locations, but once I got the locations down for the new brackets, it was easy to install. Works great and looks good.

This went together easy enough even though the instructions were wrong. They depicted a version with 4 straps and not a rigid rear pole. The kit included 4 straps, but only 2 were needed. The rigid rear pole is required to keep the shape when resisting the wind from forward motion. It did not include and "strap adapters" mentioned in the instructions. Instead the straps pull directly on the threaded portion of a bolt. It wont be long before the threads cut through the strap while being vibrated by the wind. I also worry that the top wont last long. It is a fairly thin fabric. It is not a rip stop type of material. The "buttons' that hold the rib joints together will rub through the fabric eventually.Its good enough to work for a while. If you plan to keep this stowed away most of the time and only deployed for the rare cruise, this will be fine. If you plan to keep it up in the sun and wind and rain full time, look for something fabric a little heavier.Lucky for me, I need something primarily lightweight, which this is, on a small craft. It will be kept stowed most of the time. The included stow cover was a welcome addition.

This was easy to install, it takes longer deciding placement than installing it. I put this on my little 14ft Lund and it was like it was custom for for my boat. It retracts easily and quick. I don't have a center console, it is positioned towards the stern, covering the area over the seat in front of the tiller drive. It works well keeping most of the rain and sun off.