Grill Cover Sales & Deals: Save Money and Protect Your Grill in 2025

During our review the Unicook Grill Cover earned an 8.5/10 for offering impressive value — at roughly $27.99 it pairs fade-resistant 600D polyester with heavy-duty fastening straps and sturdy handles that make fitting and removal easy. Our experience shows it stands up well to sun and everyday weather, but don’t expect it to survive the harshest winters indefinitely; some users report brittleness and tears after long UV exposure. For budget-conscious grill owners wanting reliable year-round protection, it’s a strong pick.

During our review the Weber Spirit II 2B Grill Cover scored 6/10: it fits the Spirit II 2-burner perfectly and provides full coverage, which we appreciated when rain threatened. We found the material feels lighter than earlier models and while the Velcro straps offer some security, they can fail in strong winds and a few users reported tearing after about a year. At roughly $78.49 it’s best if you want a precise fit but don’t expect long-term toughness.

In our testing the Blackstone 36-inch Griddle Cover scored 6.5/10, and its heavy-duty 600D polyester with poly resin buckles does a solid job for short-term protection at about $34.99. We found it fits well over the griddle body, but note that it may not accommodate side shelves in the up position and some users experienced water seepage during heavy rain — a real concern if you live in wet climates. This is a decent choice if you prioritize fit and durability but store carefully in storms.

Unicook’s Heavy Duty Grill Cover scored a respectable 7/10 in our testing by combining fade-resistant fabric and a vinyl coating with wide fastening straps for a secure hold. We found the straps and range of sizes make installation simple and keep the cover from slipping in wind, but during our review some users reported the material turned brittle and ripped after prolonged sun exposure and that water can seep through in heavy rain. For everyday protection and ease of use this is a solid, affordable pick—just be cautious about long-term UV exposure and hot-surface sticking from the inner vinyl lining.

We found the budget-minded Aoretic Grill Cover (score 5.5/10) is impressively versatile for around $7.99, with an adjustable design that fits many grills and a lightweight, waterproof, UV-resistant material that’s easy to handle. In our experience the thin fabric is the trade-off — it can struggle through multiple harsh seasons and sometimes hangs a bit large on smaller grills — and the hook-and-loop straps may wear down over time. It’s a low-cost stopgap if you need quick, lightweight protection.

The iCOVER grill cover is a real budget champion at under $10 and earned a 6/10 in our testing for delivering basic protection with practical features. We found the 600D oxford polyester with a PVC coating makes it rip-resistant and includes a large front air vent and side straps to keep things breathable and snug in wind. During our review the downsides emerged: the fabric isn’t as heavy as some shoppers expect and owners noted mildew can develop if it isn’t dried and cleaned regularly. For cheap, serviceable coverage this does the basics well—just mind fit and storage care to avoid mildew.

The Zober BBQ cover scored 6.5/10 in our testing as a durable, user-friendly choice with a few caveats. We found the 600D Oxford fabric and padded handles make pulling the cover on and off easy, and the air vents help cut condensation, but during our review some users reported tearing after heavy weather and the light grey finish shows dirt quickly. If you want an adjustable, breathable cover that’s easy to handle, Zober is a practical midrange option—just be prepared to clean it more often and check seams after storms.

Simple Houseware is a dependable budget option that scored 6.5/10 in our review for delivering practical protection with a few durability trade-offs. We found the 600D polyester, adjustable Velcro straps and built-in handles make it easy to fit and remove, and the universal sizing works for many grills, but during our testing the material faded over time and a number of users saw holes develop after several months. For an inexpensive, easy-to-use cover this is a reasonable pick—just expect to replace it sooner in sunny or harsh conditions.

At about $28.69 and scoring 6.5/10, the SunPatio BBQ Grill Cover is an economical option when UV protection is your top priority. In our testing we found its high-performance FadeStop fabric with vinyl lining and 600D polyester weave does a solid job blocking sunlight, resisting tearing and reducing cold cracking compared with cheaper alternatives. During our review the downside was clear: the material feels thinner than many competitors and some shoppers reported color discrepancies, so it’s a good sun shield but less reassuring for heavy-weather durability.

In our testing the Rip-Stop Grill Cover earned a reliable 7/10 thanks to its 24-mil polyester construction with a PE interior coating and sealed seams that really hold off water. Our experience shows the longer side straps help secure the cover so it won’t slip in most conditions, but some customers found the fit a bit oversized and reported backing deterioration after long sun exposure. If you want solid water resistance and don’t mind limited color choices, it’s a sensible mid-range pick at about $38.99.

For shoppers on a tight budget the Grillman cover (about $24.99) is a straightforward option that earned a 6.5/10 in our review thanks to its roomy universal fit and adjustable Velcro straps. We found it secures large grills well and offers solid day-to-day protection with 600D polyester, but our experience shows the black fabric fades to gray quickly in sun and the material feels thinner than premium covers. If you need economical coverage for a large cooker, this one does the job—just expect to replace it sooner in sunny climates.

The Duck Covers model earned a 7.5/10 in our testing for heavy-duty build and reliable weather defense at its price point. We found the 600D polyester and strong Velcro straps stand up to most storms and keep the cover from blowing off, making it a good choice if durability is your priority. During our review the downsides became apparent: the fabric tends to fade quickly in direct sun and can become brittle over long exposure, which may lead to tears eventually. If you want robust protection now, Duck Covers performs admirably—just expect some cosmetic and long-term wear in sunny climates.

The RealTree Edge 72 earned a 7/10 in our review as a purpose-built cover for 72-inch grills that blends durability with a camo aesthetic. We found the 600D polyester with polyurethane coating sheds water well and the mesh vent helps airflow to reduce mildew, but our experience shows the size limitation means it won’t fit smaller grills and the polyurethane can wear down after extended sun exposure. If you have a 72-inch setup and want rugged, water-resistant protection, this is a focused choice—just mind the long-term UV wear and pocket capacity.

NettyPro’s BBQ cover scored an impressive 8/10 in our testing as one of the more durable options thanks to heavy-duty 600D fabric and waterproof construction. During our review we found the adjustable straps and robust material hold up well in year-round use and provide a snug fit for many grill sizes, though light colors show dirt more readily and some customers reported strap or buckle failures over time. If longevity and waterproofing top your list, NettyPro is a top-rated midrange pick—just consider darker colors for easier upkeep.

Earning a strong 8/10, the GrillTough BBQ Grill Cover is one of our more protective and versatile options — ideal if long-term weather resistance matters. In our testing we found its waterproof 600D polyester and adjustable straps deliver a secure shield that adapts to many grill sizes. During our review we noted it’s harder to put on and take off, may fade with prolonged sun exposure, and the $45 price makes it a stretch if you’re keeping an eye on your budget.

In our testing the Z Grills Pellet Grill Cover (score 6.5/10) showed solid weather protection thanks to upgraded 600D polyester with a PVC coating and a water-repellent finish, so it keeps rain and UV off your cooker. We found the custom-fit design gives a tidy profile but makes it fiddly to put on and take off, and several users reported fading and tears within six months despite the $68 price. If you prioritize protection and a sleek look, expect some trade-offs in long-term durability.

During our review the Unicook Pellet Grill Cover scored 7/10 and stood out for its heavy-duty, fade-resistant 600D polyester with a waterproof vinyl coating — a good match for Traeger 20-series grills at about $29.99. We found the heavy-duty fastening straps keep the cover secure in breezy conditions, but our experience shows sharp control panels and hopper edges can abrade the fabric over time and winter cold may promote holes at stress points. It’s sturdy overall, though a bit fiddly to put on and remove.

In our testing the Vibe 535 Gas Grill Cover earned a solid 7.5/10 by delivering fade- and water-resistant protection with handy hook-and-loop straps, which help keep it in place for everyday use at about $64.99. Our experience shows the rip-stop construction is lightweight and good for sunny climates, but the material feels thinner than expected and some users reported the cover blowing off in strong gusts despite the straps. It’s a reliable choice for sun protection, but consider extra anchoring in windy areas.

If you own a Weber Genesis 3-burner, the official Weber cover fits like a glove and earned a 6/10 in our review for fit and convenience despite other shortcomings. We found the custom fit and Velcro straps keep it secure in wind and make it easy to handle, but during our testing the polyester felt thinner than expected, it trails on the ground, and it can build static when you move it. At $100 this is a fit-first choice — nice if you want brand-specific coverage, but lower-rated for material heft and value.

Scoring 7/10, the Kingkong Gas Grill Cover is a practical midrange pick if you want durable fabric and useful extras without breaking the bank. In our testing we found the heavy-duty 600D polyester, large Velcro straps and included accessories (grill brush, tongs and a cooking thermometer) give everyday value and help keep the cover anchored in wind. During our review we found trade-offs — some covers crack and leak over time, fit can be inconsistent, and material may stiffen in extreme cold, so it’s great for routine protection but not the best choice for constant heavy rain.

Bought for kettle grills, the BARTSTR BBQ Grill Cover scored 7.5/10 in our testing and offers great all-season protection at a wallet-friendly $14.99 price. We found the Oxford-style 600D polyester and adjustable side closures keep rain, snow, and wind off a 22–28-inch kettle, and the included storage bag is a thoughtful touch. Take care when ordering, though: this model is sized specifically for kettle grills up to 28 inches and some shoppers reported receiving the wrong size.

During our review the SHINESTAR Pellet Grill Cover impressed with an 8/10 score for delivering heavy-duty protection at about $25.16 — its 600D polyester fabric, bottom drawstring, and special zipper design make installation and wind resistance simple. We found the slightly oversized cut can make achieving a snug fit tricky and the extra length may occasionally catch under wheels when moving the grill, while prolonged sun exposure can lead to some fading. For the price, it’s a practical, easy-to-use option.

If you want a budget-friendly cover that comes with extras, the Kingkong 7149 is worth a look — in our testing it scored a solid 7/10 and sells for about $35.99. We found the 600D polyester fabric feels robust and the large Velcro straps do a good job keeping the cover anchored in wind, while the included brush, tongs and thermometer add real value. During our review the trade-offs were clear: fit can be hit-or-miss across some grill models and seams have leaked in heavy rain, and the material can stiffen in extreme cold. For the price this is a practical midrange pick if you prioritize accessories and general durability over a perfect waterproof seal.