I've owned the cover for a couple of years. It is essentially a waste to use outside as even a 10 mph wind blows it off every time. I finally got tired and decided to look for a new one. I've always been a Weber fan and have found their products to be first rate. So I assumed they would have fixed the minor design flaw of the single velcro anchor by now. I mean, how many complaints do you need to get about adding a 25 cent fix to a $70+ product. Seeing the number of ONGOING negative reviews here about the anchors and the fawning responses from Weber about "passing along to designers" and "not the experience we want you to have" is a joke. DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT.

(Disclosure, I have a Summit 600 Series so maybe I'm a bit biased because of their initial cost.)I was excited to finally see a Weber OEM mat as there have been many others out for quite some time. When it arrived it was rolled up in a tube which was the first concern, because expecting it to be thicker/sturdier. When I took it out my worries were justified, the quality and material was poor not to mention it took a week or two for it to finally flatten out with Summer heat. The other issue is I have a short-haired dog and this thing is a magnet for pet hair and doesn't seem to remove all that easily.Honestly if they offered two versions, a base and a Deluxe I'd easily spring for a more expensive higher quality mat. But this? Horrible, and to make matters worse ... More(Disclosure, I have a Summit 600 Series so maybe I'm a bit biased because of their initial cost.)I was excited to finally see a Weber OEM mat as there have been many others out for quite some time. When it arrived it was rolled up in a tube which was the first concern, because expecting it to be thicker/sturdier. When I took it out my worries were justified, the quality and material was poor not to mention it took a week or two for it to finally flatten out with Summer heat. The other issue is I have a short-haired dog and this thing is a magnet for pet hair and doesn't seem to remove all that easily.Honestly if they offered two versions, a base and a Deluxe I'd easily spring for a more expensive higher quality mat. But this? Horrible, and to make matters worse they didn't even emboss the name, it's like a cheap sprayed on logo. It actually cheapens the look of my grill it's that bad.

Wow! We bought our Weber grill and cover about 5 years ago. At first, I was a little leery of the light weight of the cover, but five years later, it has no rips, tears or any significant signs of aging or reduction in performance. Our Weber grill sits in full sun, at least 50% of the day and has beautifully weathered the sun, rain, over 100 degree temperatures as well as frost. I would love to find out if the company that manufactures these makes patio chair covers out of this material. I have spent hundreds of dollars on chair covers that start falling apart after the first season. The Weber BBQ cover is an outstanding quality product!