RV Cover Weighted Bag
Weighted toss bag that buckles to your RV cover straps. Fill it with gravel, throw it under, catch it on the other side.
Get the straps under the rig without crawling
Threading undercarriage straps beneath a 35-foot coach is the worst part of fitting an RV cover, and it usually ends with someone on their back on wet gravel. This is the fix: a tough fabric pouch with a buckle on it. Fill it with rocks, clip it to the strap, toss it under the rig and walk around to collect it. Nobody has to crawl anywhere.
Buckles straight to your cover. A female buckle mates with the male ends of the built-in front, rear and underbody straps.
Fill it with whatever is there. Small rocks, gravel, sand, anything with enough weight to carry the strap across.
Weather-resistant fabric. Heavy black fabric that lives in the storage bag between uses and does not rot.
Works solo. The main reason to own one: you can fit a large cover without a second person.
Reusable and compact. Empty it, fold it, and it takes up almost no room in the cover bag.
A small thing that turns the longest part of an RV cover install into about thirty seconds per strap.
What's in the box
How to use
Fill the bag. A few handfuls of gravel or small rocks is enough. It needs weight, not bulk.
Clip the strap. Connect the strap’s male buckle into the bag’s female buckle.
Toss it under. Throw the bag beneath the rig toward the opposite side.
Collect and cinch. Walk around, unclip the bag, and tighten the strap as normal.
A real person, in under a minute.
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Put it on your car for a full month, return it if it's not right.
Cover specialists pick up 9 AM to midnight ET, 7 days a week.