SojoyAnti-Hail Car Protector Multi-Layered Thicken Car Cover,Hail,Rain Waterproof All Weather Protection Full Exterior Cover Fits SUV up to 210"

The Sojoy Anti-Hail Protector is a really great product! Due to the increase in hail storms in this region, I decided to purchase this product for a new large SUV. The extra large SUV cover fits well and provides excellent coverage for hail storms. Since my purchase, there have been two major hail storms in this area and it's a relief to have the cover so I don't have to worry about damage from the storms. Due to large size of my SUV, the straps don't connect at all but that problem was solved with two bungee straps that I had previously purchased from Harbor Freight. I simply connected those to the Sojoy straps and it secures nicely. Also, the storage bag was too small to fit the cover in after use but I found the perfect bag on Amazon and it serves the purpose well. The MISSLO Water Resistant Thick Over Size Storage Bag, Folding Organizer Bag, Under Bed Storage, College Carrying Bag for Bedding Comforters, Blanket, Clothes (Grey) serves the purpose well. Overall, I'm totally satisfied with my purchase as it definitely has me prepared for hail storms!

My Son and I bought two of these for our Ford Bronco's to protect from a hail storm. We did put these on to see how they fit and all, they look pretty well padded for hail, these cost about 280.00 so hoping they work. Have not had a hail storm yet but feel like these might be worth the money, we get hail a lot here in Texas

We bought these (2 of them) to protect cars that won't fit in our garage. Four things became immediately apparent.1) They would likely never fit back in the bags in which they came. Unless you were an origami expert, that just was not an option.2) They have VERY WEAK cheap clips. Two broke upon the first installation requiring us to make repairs right before a storm. They need to be much heavier and stronger. We had to order generic replacements from another source and due to the sewn on constuction, we would up using zip-ties to have a quick fix. The second time we used them a third clip broke. 3 failures out of 4 clips is not a great record..3) They absolutely need a tie-down in the middle of the covering that fits between the wheels. The wind gets under the cover like a sail and lifts it up and partially spins it around, leaving the vehicle exposed.4) The foam section that provides the desired protection absorbs water and it has to be laid out to dry before you can store it. That is virtually impossible anywere that has the slightest breeze.We really wish the product didn't have these drawbacks and we will keep looking for a better solution. Fortunately we didn't have hail in either of the two uses. Based on the issues already present, I don't have confidence that the advertised Torro level protection would be accurate.UPDATE: We just had our first hail storm in the area and the wind literally tore off the cheap clips and left our car completely exposed. It blew off into the yard next door. When I go to retrieve it, it will go in the trash can. Sojoy is just another example of cheap junk from a place that gives stupid names to its products. Sojunk would be more appropriate.Horrible design and horrible construction. Amazon should never restock this product.

We often get hail in the summer! I mean, really big balls of ice! It is bulky, but light, I kept the bag and keep it in the trunk. I have an SUV, so it is very large and I need help putting it on. It’s a 2-person job. Your car/suv will thank you. Giving it a 4 because of the need to have two people.

We get a lot of hail in Colorado so I bought one of these covers for my 2018 Subaru Legacy. The alternatives were just too pricey. I can say that it’s very easy to put on and take off, just a couple of minutes for the practiced owner. The cover’s is also well made. Multiple storms and placement/removals and the stitching and fabric seem to be doing well.Keeping an eye on the weather, I threw it on in advance of several storms. The first few times were dime size hail or smaller. Any car would probably not be damaged by that, so I didn’t feel like it was a true test. On 7/31/23, I got it on before getting hit multiple times in one night. The worst of it was about 10 or 15 minutes of Quarter to Golf ball size hail. I could see some hail bouncing off the cover nicely. However, I did incur some hail damage. I guarantee it would have been worse without the cover though. I feel like I’m only saving my insurance company some money because, I still had to file a claim and pay my deductible, but it won’t cost them as much to repair the damage and, the repair should go faster. Is it worth the price? Not for me it wasn’t. If you encounter damaging size hail, your car will likely still be damaged with this cover on it, but less so.

Everything was good.