Fits and stays on well but seam split over time. This is my second one,

Modern goods typically do not scream quality. I was not expecting much as it's just a winch cover right? Just a piece of fabric to shield my equipment from the elements. To my surprise, when opening the package, I was taken aback by the outside texture of the cover and the quality feel it had to it. When inspecting the inside, I found as others had stated, a sort of wet suit material to ensure that water was unable to enter, and I'm hoping will prevent condensation as well. I cannot comment as to a perfect fit as the way my winch is wired in, does not allow the cover to truly hug it, but after pulling the drawstring I was satisfied with its fit. I am usually very picky about my equipment, but this is hands down worth the 30 some odd bucks. Don't get careless with it, and it should last for a long time

Perfect fit on a Badland 12,000lbs like a glove, make sure you purchase the Super winch 1571 for the Badlands 9,000 or 12,000lbs. These reviews are posted on other models from same manufacturer and you may order wrong one. I did based on a review as mine had to return. Also some may think its tight, but you don't want wind getting into it and blowing it off.

This provides nice protection for my winch. This is my second one, and I will probably buy more. Unfortunately the elements (probably sun) are brutal on it and eat away at it. I must have not tightened the drawstring enough on my first one, it went up and over the truck (whoops). But, I do like it.

This is a good winch cover. I do not put it on most of the time; it's summer and I'm wheeling'. But I use it when I wash it to keep it dry. Then I take it off to keep it dry. I guess I'll put it on in the winter in the snow to keep it dry. There is a convenient draw string to tighten around the bottom, and it works plenty to keep the cover on at highway speed, but it only goes around 90% because my electric winch cables leading to my battery go in through the grill at the bottom of the winch in the rear...so I don't really grab there with the drawstring, so I'm meticulous about making sure that other 90% is tightened with the string at the bottom. It works. This is like your winch wearing a wetsuit, and that is why I don't want him wearing it when he's wet--my Dynamo synthetic winch cable is stronger than steel and less dangerous, but it will grow something on it other than rust if I let it sit wet under the wetsuit...some sort of mold, I'm thinking.