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Question: My cockpit is 54 x 24.5. Is the 89 x 29 too large? What do you suggest?
Document: I needed a cover for my Perception 10 kayak, basically to keep the bugs out if it when it is stored outside. The cover works great, although it takes a little practice to get the elastic cords around the perimeter of the cockpit. As it turned out, I had a bit of difficulty finding a cover large enough to fit the opening of the Perception, but this fits fine.
At $30 I would give it 3 stars if it lasts 2 years; 4 stars if  3 years, 5 stars if it lasts 4 years... assuming I eventually get one to fit.
Fits snugly and does exactly what it is supposed to. Great product for keeping creepy crawlies out of your cockpit
Size was not correct. Purchased a 52&#34; cockpit cover and it was not long enough. It did not fit the kayak opening.
Would not fit my 36 inch cockpit without cutting and clamping the tiedowns for extra length. After surgery seemed to hold tight .
Easy To Put On and Practical Cockpit Cover which did the trick for a wide and long cockpit. Many choices from Amazon. Competitive prices as well.
Bought this for winter storage of my Dagger Zydeco and I&#34;m very pleased with the material and how it fits. Drawcord allows you to ensure a snug fit (as long as the cockpit size is close). Its probably secure enough to keep it on the boat when driving to reduce wind resistance, but I haven't.
I use this mostly to keep the cockpit free of water when the Kayak is on my roof rack. Everyone knows that getting water into the kayak when it's on the roof of your car is not a good idea, because of the weight. It works wonders. I love this, and also use it to keep the inside clean when it's in storage.
We have sturdy single-person kayaks, with an oval opening. This cover fits, and I picked the best size option, but it isn't perfect. The elastic is strong, but I cannot see a way to tighten it. Once I get the cover on, there is still some slack, so if it rains while the kayak is upright, the water pools and can eventually weigh down the cover and pour into the cockpit.
These fit well on my Perception Sport Swiftys and keep the bugs and rain out. But don't put one over the cockpit of your kayak unless the inside is COMPLETELY dry: it will start to stink. So it is not as though you can pull up out of the water after a weekend, cover your yak and come back next weekend unless you don't mind waiting for the smell to clear...Also, the manufacturer says not to use it when transporting your kayak on the roof of your vehicle.
Answer: no