Customer Reviews for VEVOR 3 Bow Boat Bimini Tops, 600D Polyester Canopy with Aluminum Alloy Frame, Waterproof & Sun Shade Boat Awning Canopy with Storage Bag, 2 Support Poles, 4 Straps, 6'Lx(54"-60")Wx46"H, Light Grey

Wszystko w jak największym porządku. Jeżeli ktoś szuka niedrogiego bimini dobrze wykonanego w dobrej cenie to to jest odpowiedni produkt.Bardzo szybka wysyłka zakup w sobotę w poniedziałek dostawa.Polecam

I have installed it on a Quicksilver 540 in about an hour and I used it on a 40 kmh speed and it resisted well. I think it will be ok even on higher speed.

Easy to put together, fits into oarlocks

Not really good instructions. You can figure it out.

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Put it together with my wife and I love this size for my new to me boat sun has been hot so need a great Bimini like we get here in Vevor

I installed this top on my paddle boat. It fit great, comes with all the mounts and stainless steel hardware.

I received this 4 days ago needing a Bimini on my Yamaha WaveRunner personal watercraft jet ski. My Waverunner is exactly 5 ft wide so I ordered the 46 inch wide kit and it fit perfectly. I purchased it in excellent used condition and it was just that. The Only Exception is if there were supposed to be instructions inside the previous buyer left me hanging because they weren't inside. Not a big deal because it was fairly intuitive. Although I do not feel it would have been necessary to beef up the support footings for quite a while, I went ahead and installed stainless steel footings and cleats on the primary hinge point and the rear storage cleat location. If you feel the need to do that as well it's very easy by just drilling out one rivet on each leg and install your new footing slipped over the top of the post. The material looks fine and it fits very well when you have the Bimini Square it off perfectly but there were some stitching areas that are pretty sloppy. The bad stitching parts are on a part where no one will ever see it really though. Personally I am going to order some 303 Aerospace Marine fabric guard and saturate the top and then let it dry in the Sun to give it a better chance at not fading out too quickly. Whatever it decides to fade out on me and I get tired of it I will remove it and purchase a piece of Sunbrella high quality Outdoor Fabric and have a seamstress just make the exact same sewing pockets by using the original as a template. I just drove it down the road today pulling the Waverunner behind me and with the Bimini stowed in the closed position and having the cover on it the cover pulls off of one of the sides from the wind and there's no way to prevent that organically. So I purchased some rigid bungee wraps and just wrapped one around each of the corners and it's all good for a $3 fix. Also driving down the road the Bimini was making some pretty good shimmies left and right when I hit the smallest of bumps on the freeway. It would b

I'm sure the top would have been okay except it was way too big for my boat I think it was my measuring

When I finally figured out how to assemble the Bimini, it looks and works fine. The problem was the instructions, or I should say lack of clear instructions. This is the first bimini I have ever installed, so it probably took longer than it should have. Four, not five, stars for the quasi instructions.