Does the cover have a velcro, zipper, or tie opening for easy access to the logs on top of the stack? If a struggle is required to get the cover off/on during a heavy rain, I will look until I find one with easy access. Does the cover have a velcro, zipper, or tie opening for easy access to the logs on top of the stack? If a struggle is required to get the cover off/on during a heavy rain, I will look until I... » Read More Does the cover have a velcro, zipper, or tie opening for easy access to the logs on top of the stack? If a struggle is required to get the cover off/on during a heavy rain, I will look until I find one with easy access. « Show Less
1819788
The cover just slides over the top. There is an opening for the handle to go thru and then there is a strap handle on the top to lift it off. I have never used cover but when opened it to check for velcro I went ahead and slipped it on. It went on fairly easy and pulled right off. You would have to take off to get to wood.
1645098
Believe there is a zippered access to the clubs to take care of that. The problem I have had is the cover seems to be for older model carts and those I have encountered at golf courses have a roof larger than the cover and have not used it. Have it in the garage wondering what I'm going to do with it.
789292
Yes, it has a small overlap of material on the bottom that allows you to take the cover off to wash. It's a bit challenging as the cover is very tight on it, but can be done. There is no zipper/Velcro etc.
714008
the cover that I purchased (directly through Weber, as it was not available at the time online) seems to be made of a vinyl/canvass type material. I've already tossed the box so I can't look. I purchased it over the one listed on Amazon because it is advertised as "water resistant", "UVA resistant" and comes with a 2 year warranty. It does NOT have zippers, which would be prone to fail over time like most. It has velcro straps on each side to snug the cover to the grill. It's not really necessary, as the cover fits perfectly over the grill with the side tables down...but I guess if it's windy out, etc...it would help to keep the cover firmly in place. the cover that I purchased (directly through Weber, as it was not available at the time online) seems to be made of a vinyl/canvass type material. I've already tossed the box so I can't look. I purchased it over the one listed on Amazon because it is advertised as "water resistant", "UVA resistant" and comes with a 2 year warranty. It does NOT have zippers, which would be prone to fail over time like most. It has velcro straps on each side to snug the cover to the grill. It's not really necessary, as the cover fits perfectly over the grill with the side tables down...but... » Read More the cover that I purchased (directly through Weber, as it was not available at the time online) seems to be made of a vinyl/canvass type material. I've already tossed the box so I can't look. I purchased it over the one listed on Amazon because it is advertised as "water resistant", "UVA resistant" and comes with a 2 year warranty. It does NOT have zippers, which would be prone to fail over time like most. It has velcro straps on each side to snug the cover to the grill. It's not really necessary, as the cover fits perfectly over the grill with the side tables down...but I guess if it's windy out, etc...it would help to keep the cover firmly in place. « Show Less
20286
This is a great piece of gear, but it is not made to be submersed. The material itself is impenetrable and will keep things dry from water in the bottom of the canoe and from paddle splashes, but the top of the bag is basically just open, and you roll it down to close it. The top of the bag has no zipper, only a small peice of velcro. To close the bag, you roll the excess down about 3 times to create a weather proof closure that will keep out rain. If you roll it very tightly, it will probably keep water out during a very brief submersion or if dropped in the lake and quickly recovered. But, if you hold the bag underwater, water will definitely get in. This is a great piece of gear, but it is not made to be submersed. The material itself is impenetrable and will keep things dry from water in the bottom of the canoe and from paddle splashes, but the top of the bag is basically just open, and you roll it down to close it. The top of the bag has no zipper, only a small peice of velcro. To close the bag, you roll the excess down about 3 times to create a weather proof closure that will keep out rain. If you roll it very tightly, it will probably keep water out during a very brief submersion or if dropped in the lake and quickly recovered.... » Read More This is a great piece of gear, but it is not made to be submersed. The material itself is impenetrable and will keep things dry from water in the bottom of the canoe and from paddle splashes, but the top of the bag is basically just open, and you roll it down to close it. The top of the bag has no zipper, only a small peice of velcro. To close the bag, you roll the excess down about 3 times to create a weather proof closure that will keep out rain. If you roll it very tightly, it will probably keep water out during a very brief submersion or if dropped in the lake and quickly recovered. But, if you hold the bag underwater, water will definitely get in. « Show Less
1846603
I wondered the same, but once I got it I realized that because you can set this up in any shape and configuration, getting a premade cover for it didn't make sense. You can certainly use a grommeted tarp and attach it with zip ties.
482332
yes there is a cover with a zipper on mine. I have taken it off and washed it and put it back on. It was pretty easy.
197422
It has a zipper that has snaps over it. If you look closely at the product shot you can see both. Please know that this is NOT a waterproof jacket. No seems are taped and after about 10 minutes of constant rain, it starts to fail to keep the wearer dry.
179768
Not the easiest rain cover to use but other than getting under a tent or using a specific kind of poncho I haven't found a better option. The are 2 velcro straps. One is attached to the inside of the sleeve. The other is loose and this one you wrap around the barrel of your lens or preferably the lens hood (loosely) before putting the camera in the sleeve. The other strap which is attached is pulled free and out the front of the sleeve. With the camera inside the sleeve, the front hanging strap is looped through the strap on the lens effectively attaching the sleeve to your lens.
1169575
No it doesn't, the backpack itself is almost weather sealed, I suppose it can stand a light rain without a problem (never tested it, since I bought the cover).
581702
Yes, there is a small tab with Velcro to help secure the zipper. Although it is not full-proof, I have had no trouble with it in the last couple years and the zipper has not moved even a little bit. So far so good.
1949037
I have the older version..it has a zipper to seal the bottom..yardstash should've stuck with this...I would go to homedepot and just pick up the longest Velcro strip you can find
278305
The zippers are on the inside. I live in Washington and had no problems camping in the rain. The biggest annoyance of the tent is the awning, it was a good thought but annoying to put up and take down.
719164
It's a Velcro removable piece. When removed outside if the dogs haven't figured out how to crawl beneath and escape, they could enjoy some grass and still be safely contained... The top is zippered.
662421
Hi Howie,I was caught in a small rain and the roof does seem waterproof...you need to dry it off before packing it up...which was impossible for me...so I opened it up when I got home, dried it and wiped it...otherwise it WILL mold. My side zippers are not rugged at all...I have zipped them right off twice now! There's no catch at the end to stop them from doing that - it's frustrating to me...but maybe I'm doing something wrong? Hope this helps.
642534
On this cover the doors zip in an arch, from bottom to top, and roll up to the back. The front window zips in an arch, and rolls up, downward. The back window zips in and arch, and rolls up to the top. Velcro straps hold them in place. It is a very nice cover, and easy to put on and take off. I have only had it a few months, so I can't speak to its endurance, but it seems very well made.
2274434
Yes. The rain cover looks to be a decent waterproof material (like a tent rain fly) and has an adjustable cinch strap to adjust the size according to how much stuff you have crammed in your pack. There's also a zip pocket specifically made for the cover....it stuffs right in.