Hi John, I have used both the Stormweave and the Noah fabrics on my vehicles. Stormweave has a silky feel and is much lighter and compacts much better if you want to take it off and store it in the trunk at times. Noah is a much heavier fabric but holds water out extreamly well. I usually have a support in the bed of my truck to keep the water from pooling and one day it moved and the back filled up with water, none got through, just had a big swimming pool, so I know it keeps water out. If you are putting in on and just leaving it on for most of a season, the Noah may be a better choice since it costs 1/3 less and does the same job.
Either way, they work great at keeping the water out and allowing the moisture to evaporate through the cover. Good Luck. Gene > Hi all. I hope you had a nice holiday (or a nice day if you are not an > American). > > I am considering buying 3 California car covers for my cars. I'm thinking > Stormweave based on description, price and warranty. One car will be in a > garage, but the roof leaks a bit. The other two will be outside all winter. > Any feedback good or bad? Any recommendations on which is the best? > > Thanks, > John Nasta > > > > >
