55 inch Grill Cover

I like the material. It's not vinyl. Which after a few years. Will split and crack. More than enough room to cover even the largest Bullet Smoker. The Draw String will chinch up. And I roll the excess under for a nice snug fit..

First thing cooked was a cheap frozen pizza on our pizza stone in the top. It worked great and tasted really good!! It's a great smoker, he did a turkey, prime rib, pork shoulder all came out really great!!

Fits as described. Very thin and lightweight. Would like the drawstring to be able to tighten more.

It's plenty big enough for my grill, which is much better than being too small. I just put it on the grill today, so it's too soon to tell how durable it is.

I have an old cylinder smoker that I had to move outside when I moved to my new job. To keep it from rusting, I figured I'd pick up a cheap cover like this one. This cover won't win any durability awards, but it does the job and keeps the rain off. Happy with it for its price point.

Sorry i don't have a picture of the cover on the UDS but the fit is fantastic...covered the UDS nice and tight. The bottom stretch opening is too tight. It would be great if it had those adjustable draw stings. The material is thin which is expected for this price range but I wish it wasn't like a rubbery texture. I had just finished building my UDS and gave it an initial test run. Finished cooking on the UDS and shut down all the vents. Made sure next day fire was out. UDS was cool and put cover on. Then when i finally went back to open it about 2 weeks later, i noticed that the cover was sticking to the edge of the lid. I peeled off the cover and it had taken the paint off the lid and now is stuck to the inside of the cover. See pics. It's left a sticky residue on the lid. I'll need to resand and paint the edge.My conclusion was that due to the heat from the sun, the material melted to the edge of the lid where it made full contact. I would suggest they sew in a felt fabric or some sort of material that won't melt on the inside top section to prevent that from happening. As for rain, I can't say anything about that as it hasn't rained here for a while.I was thinking of buying a sheet of felt and cutting it to size and just spray glue it to the inside. This should add a little of structure to the top as well as prevent it from melting and sticking to the lid. Maybe cut the bottom cord and add in an adjustable strap. Shouldn't cost more than a few more bucks.

I used this to cover a sign in my front yard when it's not needed. Stands up to the weather and fits great.

Not at all waterproof. What’s the point? When it arrived, it seemed really thin, but appeared to be relatively well-made. One rain later proved that it’s totally useless if you live anywhere that rains.