KING BIRD Upgraded Class C RV Cover - Heavy Duty 5-Layer Anti-UV Waterproof Camper Cover for 26'-29' Motorhomes | Breathable Rip-Stop Fabric with 2 Extra Straps & 4 Tire Covers | Perfect for Outdoor Storage & Winter Protection

I ordered this model (20-22') for my Cherokee Wolf Pup 16 BHS. Worked out well: fits just a bit loose, which made it easier to get on (less than 15 minutes with my wife helping) and works out fine due to the front and rear cinch straps and under-camper straps to hold it in place. My model had an AC and antennae on top, this cover fit over them perfectly and provides cover right down to the ground. Looks very well-designed and fits nicely, has held up well to several rain storms. Will update after the full New England winter.Side note: I bought a cheap pack of tennis balls, cut them with a 4" slit and put them over my gutter downspouts so they wouldn't catch and cut the cover on installation. Worked well, recommended.Update, written in April 2018 after the full New England Winter:I took the cover off last weekend, and our trailer is dry, clean and in just as good shape as when we covered it up. No wear or rub spots from the the cover, and nowhere did the cover leak in any way. Over the winter we had several intense nor'Easters with near hurricane force winds and enjoyed the usual several feet of snow. I was not cleaning the snow off the trailer over the winter. The wheels looks hreat after emerging from the wheel covers.The only minus was we had some minor ripping where the cover was tight around the bumper, see pics below for details. I am wondering if I overtightened the adjacent straps when I was setting the cover up, so I am not dinging the review. We got a LOT of wind this winter, I would doubt any cover would come through without a scratch! Will try to repair when we cover up again in fall. Took about 20 minutes to cover last fall, with my wife helping, and about 10 to remove. Rolled up and went right back in the bag it came in for storage.Final update, written in May 2020: the cover failed at the downspout wear points at the very end of this winter, so it lasted three full New England winters. The outermost corner contact/wear points were the only place the cover showed any wear, other than the logo fading. It never let water in or caused any issues with the finish. I'm satisfied withe the quality, and based on how good our trailer still looks, we'll be buying another one at the end of this season.Overall very happy with this cover and I recommend it!