Sailboat Cover Styles & Protection Options

Choose the Right Cover for Your Boat

Explore our most popular sailboat cover styles, each designed for specific storage and trailering needs. All covers are built with long‑lasting PTFE Teflon thread and engineered for dependable protection season after season.

Trailing-Mooring (T-M) Cover shown in three configurations: mooring with mast up, mooring with mast down, and flat for trailering

Trailing-Mooring (T-M) Cover

1 cover 3 functions. All-Season Protection.

The T-M Cover is a full-deck solution for trailering, mooring, and long-term storage—no need for separate covers. Its versatile design adapts whether you're on the road or docked at the lake.

  • Mooring (mast up): Remove the boom and raise the cover with the halyard to create a pitched surface for water runoff.
  • Mooring (mast down): Use the halyard to pitch the cover, shedding rain and keeping the deck dry.
  • Trailering: Lies flat over the deck for a secure, low-profile fit that shields against road debris and wind.
  • Storage: Durable protection from UV rays, moisture, and debris.

Works with mast up or down.

* For mast-down under cover trailering, ensure the mast stays within 10" above the deck at the step and 3" above the transom.

Mooring Cover (MOR)

If you moor your boat with the mast up, the Mooring Cover is the best choice. The boom provides a stronger, more stable support than the rope bridle used on a T‑M cover, giving the fabric a better pitch to shed rain. It’s also quicker and easier to put on — ideal for everyday use at the lake.

A Mooring Cover is designed specifically for mast‑up storage with the boom in place. Its over‑boom design creates a natural slope from mast to transom, preventing water from pooling and keeping your deck and sails protected.

Key Features

  • Full‑deck cover that fits over the boom
  • Pitched shape sheds rainwater efficiently
  • Built‑in ventilation to reduce moisture buildup
  • Excellent UV protection for sails left flaked on the boom

Best For: Boats kept at a mooring or slip with the mast up — especially when you want the easiest cover to install and the best rain‑shedding performance.

Skirted sailboat cover extending below the rubrail to protect hull sides, transom, and bow

Skirted Cover

A Skirted Cover provides maximum protection, covering not just the deck but the entire topsides — hull sides, transom, and bow.

Key Features:

  • Full‑length fabric skirt extends below the rubrail
  • Shields hull sides from sun, dirt, and weather
  • Available in both Mooring and Trailing‑Mooring (T‑M) styles
  • Ideal for long‑term outdoor storage or harsh environments

Best For: Owners who want full‑boat protection from UV, dirt, and weather.

Cockpit-only cover installed with mast up

Cockpit Cover (COC)

A Cockpit Cover protects only the cockpit area and fits over the boom like a small boom tent.

Key Features:

  • Covers cockpit from mast to transom
  • Includes hook hardware for secure attachment

Best For: Quick, lightweight protection when you only need the cockpit covered.

Flat full-deck trailing cover

Trailing Cover (TRA)

A Trailing Cover is a flat, full‑deck cover designed specifically for trailering.

Key Features:

  • Lies flat over the deck with no mast or stay openings
  • Clean, low‑profile fit for towing

Best For: Safe, secure trailering without wind flap or water entry.

Mooring/Trailing-Mooring Cover shown mast down

Mooring/Trailing-Mooring Cover (MTM)

The Mooring/Trailing‑Mooring (MTM) Cover is a true hybrid, combining the best features of both our Mooring Cover and our Trailing‑Mooring (T‑M) Cover. It’s designed for sailors who want one cover that works in every situation—mast‑up mooring, trailering, and long‑term storage.

When used with the mast up, the MTM Cover fits over a slanted boom, creating a smooth, pitched surface that runs from the gooseneck down to a cushion on the aft deck. This slope allows rainwater to shed efficiently, preventing pooling and moisture buildup. For trailering or storage, the mast itself becomes the support, giving the cover the same rain‑shedding pitch without needing the boom.

Key Features:

  • Full‑deck cover that fits over a slanted boom (mast‑up) or slanted mast (mast-down)

Best For: Sailors who want one cover that works for both mooring and trailering.

Bottom cover protecting hull underside

Bottom Cover (BOT)

A Bottom Cover protects the underside of your hull during storage or transport.

Key Features:

  • Shields hull bottom from road debris, dirt, and UV
  • Ideal for trailering or long‑term storage
  • Keeps the hull clean and protected year‑round

Best For: A simple way to protect your hull and keep your boat looking new.