Customer Reviews for VEVOR 3 Bow Bimini Top Boat Cover 900D Polyester Canopy Aluminum Frame 61"-66" W

I was pretty happy with the material, it seems like it should hold up well over time. Assembly takes a little time as there are mounts you need to install and poles to thread through the canvas. There are two different ways to mount it, depending on if you want it to fold down flat or just fold back and still be sticking up. Make sure you measure your boat before you buy! The item description gives a good graphic on how to measure so you know which size to get. It catches a bit more wind than I am comfortable with when running fast, so I will only use it for trolling, meandering, or sitting still in the water. The poles are just thin aluminum, after all. I do admit it makes fishing on sunny days a bit more comfortable, just need to adjust the way I cast! The blue color goes well with my blue boat.

I wasn't sure what to expect with this aftermarket bimini top at such a low price but was pleasantly surprised to receive a well built and sturdy product that was easy to install and has been working great on my boat for the past month. The top material seems to be of good quality and durable. Everything folds up down and opens up smoothly and easily, just a great value overall.

PERFECT SIZE FOR WHAT I NEEDED IT FOR. HEAVY DUTY TARP. GOOD QUALITY IT SEEMS LIKE.

This went together easy enough even though the instructions were wrong. They depicted a version with 4 straps and not a rigid rear pole. The kit included 4 straps, but only 2 were needed. The rigid rear pole is required to keep the shape when resisting the wind from forward motion. It did not include and \"strap adapters\" mentioned in the instructions. Instead the straps pull directly on the threaded portion of a bolt. It wont be long before the threads cut through the strap while being vibrated by the wind. I also worry that the top wont last long. It is a fairly thin fabric. It is not a rip stop type of material. The \"buttons' that hold the rib joints together will rub through the fabric eventually. Its good enough to work for a while. If you plan to keep this stowed away most of the time and only deployed for the rare cruise, this will be fine. If you plan to keep it up in the sun and wind and rain full time, look for something fabric a little heavier. Lucky for me, I need something primarily lightweight, which this is, on a small craft. It will be kept stowed most of the time. The included stow cover was a welcome addition.

I own a lot of products from this company and they’re all very good. This Bimini topped works really well. It fit my little 14 foot John boat perfectly and it’s easy to throw away for when you’re moving. Very happy with it.

The VEVOR bimini top seems to be pretty solid. The aluminum frame is thick and sturdy. The fabric top is also of heavy duty nylon. All the various bits of hardware included seem more than adequate. The instructions are simple and easy to follow. However, VEVOR gave absolutely no instructions or advice for how best to attach the bimini top to a boat! I get it that this could be used on many types of boats, but at least provide an example of a common use case or two. Anyway, as far as bimini tops go, this is fine. Could do with a little more in the instructions.

Wanted one for awhile and snagged this one up for the price and now I get to fish on the shade. Really looking forward to this summer now so I can fish in the shade or watch the kids float on the lilly pad!