Custom Fit
Our Honda Cowling Storage Covers are meticulously designed to provide a perfect fit for a wide range of Honda outboard models, ensuring the cowling has maximum protection against environmental damage. The snug, contoured fit minimises wind buffeting and reduces the risk of the cover coming loose or getting damaged whilst trailering on the road.
UV Resistant Material
Made from heavy-duty Atlas Marine Grade Fabric that has been treated for UV resistance, these covers protect your outboard’s cowling from the damaging effects of the sun. The material’s durability ensures that the cover will not fade, crack or weaken under prolonged exposure to sunlight.
Waterproof Design
Our Honda Cowling Storage Covers are not only breathable but also water resistant.
Reinforced Double Stitched Seams
All seams are double-stitched and reinforced, ensuring that the cover remains intact and resistant to tearing or fraying.
Secure Fit
Equipped with an elastic hem and an ingenious Twin Rope Cleat that secures the storage cover tightly around the base of the cowling, our covers provide a secure fit that stays in place even during transportation on the road at high speeds. Compatible with the Oceansouth Honda Full Storage Cover which is designed to fit on over the top of the Honda Cowling Storage Cover and protect the entire outboard from top to prop.
Easy to Use
The cover is designed for easy fitting, with a simple slip-on design that makes it a quick process to cover your Honda motor’s cowling.
Protection Against Scratches and Dirt
In addition to protecting the environment, the cover also keeps your Honda outboard cowling free from scratches, dirt, dents and debris that can accumulate during storage or which can be thrown up whilst trailering on the road. A soft, felt inner lining offers extra protection for the cowling, ensuring it remains in pristine condition.
Versatile Use
Whether your Honda outboard motor is stored on the dock, on your boat or in your garage, our Honda Cowling Storage Cover offers comprehensive protection in all environments, making it an essential accessory for any boat owner.
Important: For Storage Use Only
Engineered with the highest quality materials and craftsmanship, these storage covers are built to stand the test of time. Please note however that these covers are designed for storage and trailering purposes only. For covers that can remain on the motor whilst operating out on the water, we recommend our Honda Vented Cover range, which are designed to cover the motor whilst being used.
Q & A
What’s the difference between a storage cover and a vented cover?
A vented cover can remain on the cowling while motoring, providing ongoing protection. In contrast, a storage cover is designed only for storage and trailering purposes.
Will a Full cover fit over my storage or a vented cover whilst on the outboard?
Yes, the full covers are designed to fit over the outboard, even with the vented or storage cover on.
How do I measure my shaft length for a full cover?
It is the vertical distance from the top edge of the transom to the cavitation plate.
Do you make a custom outboard cover for my older-style cowling?
No, we only started making custom outboard covers in 2017 for the up-to-date cowling shapes available at that time. For older-style cowlings, please refer to our universal outboard covers in the link below.
Universal Outboard Covers
How do I clean my cover?
Cover Maintenance
-To clean your cover, use a soft brush and lukewarm water
-Do not use harsh laundry soap or chemical detergent as they may damage the protective UV coating on your cover.
-A mild, soapy detergent (even dishwashing liquid) is perfect to remove dirt and grim.
-For the more stubborn and inground stains, we recommend using a polyester canvas cleaner available from most camping and auto stores.
-Air dry
Note: To prolong the life of your cover it must be clean and completely dry before storing.
Can I return or exchange the product if it doesn’t fit?
Yes, as long as the product has not been damaged. Contact us to find out how to organize the return.
