how does it compare with the other Joovy rain cover? I fail to see why this one which at first seems better, is less expensive....
1703823
You are getting what you pay for - it is fair at best and said it fit our double stroller but didn't. Was disappointed to say the least.
1095010
I don't know about difference or best. The entire cover is a waterproof vinyl fabric, plus there's a plastic mesh ventilation panel along the lower back. It has kept our cushions perfectly clean and dry since we got it in April of 2013. So far, no cracking or tearing.
605817
It hasn't happened to me personally, but that doesn't rule out the fact that it has happened to others; I guess the bottom line is that natural wear and tear will impact this cover over the long run. Anyway, what length of time are you talking about, and are there other variables that might have led to this color change?I personally do believe that this is a good case for the price, but this is just one man's opinion. I hope I helped you a bit?
1431978
I've not tried it, but I don't think it would. It's a pretty snug fit around the stroller without the car seat attachment- great for keeping them dry and warm, but not big enough to stretch another foot or so out in the front. Joovy does make a head support called the Snugging Go, so you could use that with the rain cover for a little one. Not as convenient, but it would do the job.
3746
The cover has been water tight for me. Living in Phoenix, we do not get much rain but when we get it is very heavy.
420415
My xlarge would be a wrong move...and I'm abandoning Budge single ply products (like UD-2, formerly UD-3). You should look at the RainX xlarge. Their large fit over my Rav 4. And the RainX cover is far better made.
1896062
hmmm...well we get loads of rain and I have noticed that where the flame goes up in the middle, the paint is gone on the cover . And where that spot is, it is rusting. I would think you would need something more heavy duty. Or buy a cover for it
72850
Yes we found it to be thicker than any in past and secures much better. We have also had them rip due to high wind - in fact we are in such a windy location, we've had a tree break and we have to keep our grill chained down.So far this cover is much better than past covers- in perfect condition
1134860
I have never had to use a rain cover (in Arizona!). I do however, have a cheap one I picked up at target (can't remember the brand) "just in case". I think as long as it is big enough any cover will work fine.
905420
The first time we used it we spent the night in a storm. It rained heavy but not a drop inside the tent. The rainfly looks kind of useless to me because the tent already has a solid roof. The rainfly only adds a second layer to the roof and extends down slightly past the upper edge of the windows. A real rainfly on most tents covers the entire tent almost down to the ground.
293196
Yes, I got the Jeep stroller rain cover...Love it in snow too. I found that the cover fits better if you keep the sun visors folded, but put them down in front of the babies instead of over top.
202402
I've had it for about a month or so. The cover is enough for me. I live in GA and the rain is all I have to worry about.
1440763
The cover is a very well designed product. I have had it on for a little over a month. I have not experienced and noise at any speed. It waves very little bit at highway speeds, but no more then the Extang Classic the I owned. This cover also does very well with rain,water does not pool at all.
1955065
Unfortunately this does not shelter you from the rain. It is designed more for protection from the sun. But my experience with it is that it will protect you from light drizzle, but a heavy down pour water will get in. I hope this helps.
131591
I've had mine out prospecting in the rain several times and it seems to repel water pretty well. Over time, I'll just spray some Scotch Guard on it to maintain it's repellency if needed.
1445984
I've had mine only 5 months, but I can tell the quality is substantially better than the vinyl-exterior covers I've had before--the ones that would crack after just one season. This one has vinyl on the interior (so as to be watertight), but the exterior is a material that appears will last at least a few years.
2105604
No way- cover is very light weight. Does the job in the summer for the most part but has leaked during bad rain storms. In fact usually bring it in during mid fall and most likely won't take out for another week. We do however live in upstate NY- we get snow by the foot so we don't leave much out over the winter