Sunbrella Jet Ski Cover - Retails For $270! on 2040-parts.com
Atlanta, Georgia, United States
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We are a marine supply retailer, and this was a custom order that could not be returned to the manufacturer. The item is brand-new and retails for $270! One of the most popular cover materials since its inception, Sunbrella® made its name in the marine products niche. When we decided to expand our line of jet ski covers, adding Sunbrella® was a no-brainer. Designed to take the toughest weather Mother Nature can dish out, these covers will protect your jet ski wherever you store it.
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