Champion Power Equipment 100376 Storm Shield Severe Weather Portable Cover, by GenTent for, 4000 to 12,500-Starting Watt Generators

Using this for the first time today. Lost power in a rain storm and there is a tornado warning. This went together very easily. No tools required. Awesome product. Must have if you need to run a generator in inclement weather.

Haven’t had a chance to put to use yet but seems like a great product. Easy to install. Sturdy material. Only downside I see is that it for the price it should have included a storage bag when not in use

Excellent product. Exactly what I wanted. Very compact. No need to build and design something myself. This is made perfectly. Very easy to assemble. Read directions. Completely installed in 15 minutes. Takes up no extra space when stored.I highly recommend this cover.

First a knock to amazon, i purchased a new item but this one was clearly opened and probably returned, i paid for new..... i was going to send it back but i opened it today and installed it while doing the break in run on my new generator to make sure all parts were here and see if there was any damage but it seems ok so i guess ill keep it- a little annoying but not the end of the world. If amazon is going to sell returned or open box items, they should clearly say it is an open box or returned item.Now that that is out of the way, this seems like a good cover- it is not really like a tent, the material is much heavier more like what an inflatable raft is made out of so it is pretty heavy and it comes with another panel that velcros on to the electrical panel area so the electric end is also protected. These covers are made for champion by gen tent and get great reviews on line (you can u tube installation because the manual is a little weak) they are a little expensive but you cannot run these things in the rain and power rarely goes put on a clear dry day so you gotta have a plan for that or the generator os pretty much useless, and after our February snow mess here in Texas 2021, a generator upgrade was needed..... ercot (Texas electric utility reliability regulator) probably did more for generator sales this year —-2021 than anyone ever could.I think this will protect the generator well in bad weather and keeps it away from the house while running.negatives? cost, and the brackets that hold it on are plastic and will not stay in place without the rubber bushings that go under the brackets around the frame so if those are lost or break - problem. I wish they'd include an extra set just in case, for the money it seems like plastic brackets, rubber spacers are kinda cheap but hopefully im wrong it just seems like those are the kind of things that get lost or broken at the absolute worst time - when you need them and its a stormy day. That is the only negatives i can think of because in general, it seems like a well made item.

This looks like it will work well and does seem to get good reviews from others. I installed it and it was fairly quick and easy to do. looks like it will keep the important areas dry and should hopefully stand up to the wind well. A little pricey for what it is but as long as it does the job I can live with that.