Didn't survive the winter
580855
I originally left a glowing review for this product shortly after purchase( see Below)
I felt obligated to revise it.  Although the cover was reasonable priced and covered our large grill well it did not last the winter.  We live in the northeast and have had very cold temps. and snow.  Last week when I went to pull the cover off the grill to use it the cover tore where the handles are attached.  There wasn't any snow on the grill and yes I do grill during the winter.  We do get warm days and only like steak grilled.  I am very disappointed in this product and now wish I had sprung for the $50 one that would still be under warranty if it had torn.  I can't not return this item to Amazon so I guess I will have to toss it and start over.

Below is original review I would not advise purchasing this product unless you live someplace warm and even then it may have torn after months of use.
We recently purchased a new gas grill and didn't want to pay the $50 the store was charging for the cover that went with it.  I found this one on Amazon for less money and it looked large enough to cover our new oversized grill.  It came in very quickly, is made of nice thick fabric and does a great job.  I really like the fact that it has straps on the top to help with covering and removing the cover from the grill.  We have had several rain and wind storms and it has stayed on and kept the grill dry.
760473
This heater only lasted 3 months of cold weather until it died. I had to run out and purchase a new one to save my fish from being frozen during an ice storm.
767692
After drooling over these boots for a season or two, I broke down and bought them in January 2009.  I'm usually size 7.5-8 and purchased a 7.5; I should have gotten an 8.  They fit uncomfortably snug the first few wears but eventually I could don them without pain.  I wore them to Sundance Film Festival and throughout Chicago's harsh winter and found them to keep my feet warm 70% of the time.  I would lose feeling in my toes and could feel the coldness of the pavement or snow creep up through the sole when outside for a period of time.  In October 2009, the back laces to one boot broke and I had to buy a new set.  Not a big deal; just surprising and inconvenient.  The next month, the zipper to one boot broke.  I took it to a a repair shop who refused to fix it because, "Honestly, it's not worth the money.  It will cost at least $50 to fix.  Just buy a new pair of boots."  Before I tossed the boots, I took out the insole and noted that they were pretty much flattened after about 6 months of wear (it stays cold in Chicago late and comes early!).  I enjoyed these boots but alas, they didn't last.  I will not buy them again.
856092
I had purchased one of these 12X20X8  ShelterLogic tents and only had it for 2 years. In my experience it 's not a bad product but if you get any heavy snow DO NOT BUY this unit. Last summer we were expected to get a mild hurricane so I took down the canopy because it's definitely not built for high winds. When I put it back up it started to rip across the top seam. Not a big deal but they eventually spread. Then we had a terrible winter with lots of snow and by the 2nd storm it completely folded in and was totally destroyed. It's not as heavy weight as the pictures show.
Replaced it with a different brand with much thicker canvas and galvanized poles.

Bottom Line:if you live in an area where heavy snow or heavy wind is not a factor, it's worth the money.
2729885
This device did what it was supposed to do for one winter.  However, when I went to use it this winter, the case was coming apart and the charger would not work.  Needs to be more durable.
81198
cover ripped during winter - we've had less expensive covers that were flannel lined that lasted 3 seasons - not worth the money.
3183087
This blanket was nice enough when it worked, but one side stopped heating at the beginning of its second winter.
1387149
I thought the snow sleeves were a great idea, but even if I tuck the snow sleeves into my son's coat sleeves the inside of the gloves will still be soaked after playing in the snow for even a short time. The gloves have a tag on the outside that says "Waterproof," but they are definitely not waterproof. The insides are also IMPOSSIBLE to dry once they get wet. The seams split before we even got through one winter, even with minimal snow play. Overall I'm very disappointed with the quality of these gloves and will not purchase them again.
557429
We bought this cover when we moved in around July or Aug. of 2014 and with the cold weather it is cracking and has now ripped in the wind. I know if wasn't the most expensive, but I would it would last longer than it did and make it through winter.
4571996
After one winter the "leather" has cracks in it and doesn't really produce much air.  Easier to just blow onto the fire.
2012101
Good looking boot, if your winters aren't snowy and wet...boots got wet very easily...not for playing in or walking in snow
888455
Maybe my expectations were too high for this product, but they did not last all that long. I installed these on my car in April and they were pretty much worthless now in October. Without ever being exposed to snow and ice, one of the wipers ended up splitting and not clearing the water effectively from my windshield. I will be trying a different brand next time as I am not impressed with these what so ever considering they have not been used very much during the spring and summer months. I would hate to see what would happen to them if I used them in cold weather where snow and ice are an issue.
889054
A "weather resistant" outdoor thermometer that didn't last 2 months outdoors. The graphic background warped and impeded the needle to accurately display the weather.
405994
This product was used to cover a table and four chairs. As rain and snow fell it would create low spots and the water would continue to build making it lower each time.  Water froze.  Areas got lower until gallons of water had collected. In addition a squirrel created a hole in the cover almost immediately. The cover was totally useless by the end of winter and I threw it away.
4050964
Every one of them has failed completely within three years. They don't handle cold weather so well. The last one just up and died for no reason at all even when the weather was nice.
574808
Bought this in the winter,(February)couldn't use it for a few months,by the time we could use it (in the spring) 3 months later, we used it once then tried to charge the battery and it would not charge....it is now past return date .
4820142
Only last 1 New England winter...sigh.  The cover has several rips in it probably due to snow's weight collapsing on it.