Elite Shoreshield Canoe/kayak Cover Fits 16'l on 2040-parts.com
Pompton Plains, New Jersey, US
Our Elite Shoreshield Small Canoe and Kayak Covers are made from a durable, heavy duty 600D marine grade polyester material. This cover is 100% waterproof and is specially made for long term UV protection and the prevention of the harmful effects of the sun. This cover will help to stop fading and cracking that occurs from extended exposure to the elements. The material is also breathable to help with release of condensation that may occur. There is a shock cord elastic hem to ensure a nice secure fit. This cover is great for short or long term storage. Folds easily for storage when not in use. Available in Blue or Gray. 2 Year Warranty. Fits Canoe's and Kayak's up to 16' long and 110" girth.
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