Leader Accessories 10 Colors 3 Bow 4 Bow Bimini Top Cover for Boat Includes 4 Straps 2 Rear Support Poles Mounting Hardwares Storage Boot with 1" Aluminum Frame

So happy I went with the 8’ long, 54” high, 4 bow cover! I have a Tracker PG-V175 WT. I purchased the versa trac Bimini hardware separate (a bit expensive for all the hardware, but worth it). Be sure to measure the width needed!!The price is incredible given the quality of the overall product, AND given the price quote I got for pro install at our boat place…insanely overpriced compared to what you can buy this for, and EASILY install on your own!Instructions were clear and easy to follow! My 13 year old helped out and it was together and on the boat within an hour (and we were taking our time!).It’s a heavy duty material on very sturdy poles/supports and has held up very well thus far. We have cruised across some very big/ windy waters with the top up (Rainy Lake, Lake of the Woods, Kabetogema, Mille Lacs, and Leach Lake -all in MN), and it has held up incredibly well!It covers ya very well from the main elements that can hold ya back from being comfortable on the water…rain and hot sun. No leaks in some of the heaviest rains, and with the 95°+ sun beating down, it does an excellent job at keeping the temps down, underneath.It came with a cover that wraps it nice and keeps it out of the way or from making it a hazard. It goes up VERY easily and stows away, just as such. If you plan on using the two extra poles, be sure to get two additional swivel holders for the versatrac…allows you to store it in the ‘up/elevated’ position.We absolutely love this overall, and cannot recommend it enough! Again…this price, versus other ‘boat/marine’ sites and stores, and the price quoted by our boat place…definitely get this!

Super easy to install and put together. Instructions weren't to bad to follow. This thing is very easy to put up in the boat. Sturdy at half throttle in the wind. Looks good too. The zip up storage sock is a nice touch too!

I purchased this top for my 1977 pontoon I am re-doing. I wanted something functional without breaking the bank because I want to be under $1k on the entire boat with refurbishment. This top fit perfectly on the boat. It is not a one person job to mount this though, plan on having at least one person with you.The quality of the top is quite good. The directions a very unclear and I found myself looking at the pictures several times to figure it all out. The directions do mention mounting the hardware based on the measurements included. Mine had no measurements included, so we had to hold it up and mark on the rails where it looked right. After doing that, we were able to get it mounted successfully.The top seems to be sturdy for what it is. Included is a zip up cover to keep the top in so the wind does not take it when towing the boat. I try to keep my speed at 40mph while towing, I do see the folded up top shaking quite a bit, 35mph might be better...Definitely worth the money for this top.

I bought this bimini to replace a damaged one on my 17' center console skiff. I have to give credit where it is due: the package arrived on time, and the bimini was fairly easy to assemble. I appreciate that a "shorty" Phillips screwdriver was included, though in my case it wasn't really needed. Plus, the package includes chrome stern poles to be used instead of the stern anchor straps. That's in case you prefer to not lay your bimini down all the way when not in use. That doesn't work for me, so I will use straps at all four corners.There are two negatives that a potential buyer should know:1. The small plastic piece where the unit pivots (and which is anchored to the boat's gunwale) is too short. It does not raise the rails high enough off the gunwale. I had to manufacture a spacer/pedestal (see picture) to raise the pivot point up about 3/4". Then I purchased longer bolts to run through the anchor piece, spacer and gunwale. That done, it rests nicely and the frame does not touch the gunwale. Without such a spacer, the frame cannot lay flat against the gunwale.2. Be aware that the 8-foot bimini has four aluminum frame pieces that stack on top of each other when in the down position. Think of it as two sets of two poles -- the front set and the rear set. They do not want to align perfectly on top of each other. You've got a round pole trying to sit on top of a round pole, and it just doesn't work. What's needed here is a plastic guide or "keeper" of some sort that will hold the poles in position, resting directly on top of each other. (Note: Leader Accessories, if you're reading this....I will help you design something.)On the whole, in the "up" position I believe this bimini is going to do a nice job for me, and with the included storage sheath I believe it should last a long time....but that remains to be seen. I'm fully aware that a "top shelf" bimini starts at around double the price of this one, so I knew what I was getting when I made this purchase.

très belle qualité mais décu de la couleur j'avais commandé un toit bimini rouge mais recu gris

This was used on my 16ft aluminum boat- perfect fit - it is always a pleasure dealing with Amazon.

Very good product. Easy to install it took about half an hour with the kids helping.

Easy to install. Fast delivery. Perfect.

Love the Bimini top , simple to install, nice color, great price ,fast shipping highly recommended.