Custom Fit Boat Covers for Sundance Boats
Our Sundance boat covers are custom-patterned for your exact model — built for these tough, no-wood composite skiffs and bay skiffs. Sundance is built by Composite Research in Blackshear, Georgia, known as ‘the better, affordable skiff’ — shallow-draft, stable boats for the bays, backwaters, and lakes. Because a skiff covers very differently from a deep-V (low freeboard, wide flat gunwales, sometimes no bow rail) — and layouts range from tiller to center console — a generic cover rarely fits right. Ours follows your boat’s exact lines. Every cover is made in the USA from marine-grade, water-repellent fabric.
Sundance Models We Cover
T-Tops: 20 DX
Sundance Boat Cover Features and Benefits
Every Sundance cover is custom-patterned to your exact model and layout — tiller, center console, or modular console, with or without a T-top or bow rail — so it fits without flapping or pooling.
Built from marine-grade, UV-resistant fabric, our covers stand up to the sun, salt, and humidity these skiffs run in — resisting fading, mildew, and cracking season after season.
On the trailer, at the dock, or in storage, your cover shields the console, gelcoat, and seating from UV, rain, dust, and bird droppings, keeping your Sundance ready to fish and protecting its value.
Reinforced tie-downs and a snug, tailored cut keep the cover secure and quiet — even at highway tow speed or in a stiff breeze. Proudly custom-made in the USA.
About Sundance Boats
Sundance is the oldest brand of Composite Research (CRI), built in Blackshear, Georgia and on the water since the 1990s. Known as ‘the better, affordable skiff,’ Sundance builds all-composite, no-wood skiffs and bay skiffs — foam-filled, with extra fiberglass stringers and a 10-year hull warranty — designed for shallow water, stability, and family fishing. The lineup spans compact K-series skiffs, the DX center-console skiffs (DX18, DX20, DX22), and the B and F bay skiffs, roughly 14 to 22 feet. (Sundance is not the same as the Sea Ray Sundancer.)
Why Protect Your Sundance with a Custom Cover?
Time on the trailer and at the dock is when the elements do their damage: UV, salt, rain, and pollen fade gelcoat, stain seating, and wear on electronics. A snug, custom cover protects the console and open deck between trips — keeping your Sundance cleaner, drier, and ready to fish while protecting its resale value.
Custom-Fit vs. Generic Covers
A universal cover sits loose, traps moisture, and flaps in the wind, chafing gelcoat and loosening fasteners at highway speed — and on a skiff’s wide, flat gunwales, a loose cover ponds water. Our Sundance covers are custom-patterned to your specific model and year for a snug, tailored fit that sheds water and stays put.
Skiff Layouts — Tiller, Center Console, or Modular
Sundance skiffs come in several layouts — tiller (T), center console (CC and CCR), and modular console (FLX, DX) — and many have a low side console, an open deck, or no bow rail. Each sits differently under a cover. We pattern to your exact model and layout, including older skiffs, so the cover matches the boat you actually own.
Features of Our Sundance Boat Covers
Each cover is crafted from marine-grade, UV-resistant fabric chosen to handle sun, salt, and humidity without fading or cracking. Reinforced stitching, tailored seams, and secure tie-downs keep it snug and quiet, while a water-repellent finish helps rain and spray run off instead of soaking through.
Ready to Cover Your Sundance?
Select your model above to start a custom cover built for your exact Sundance — a K-series skiff, a DX18/DX20/DX22, or a B or F bay skiff, current or older. Every cover is proudly custom-made in the USA. If you’re not sure of your model or layout, contact us and we’ll help.
Frequently Asked Questions - Sundance Boat Covers
What cover options are available for Sundance boats?
We offer a custom-fit T-top cover for the Sundance 20 DX model, providing a snug and secure fit to maximize protection.
Are the covers waterproof?
Our covers are made from water-resistant fabric, designed to repel most moisture while remaining breathable to prevent mildew and interior moisture buildup.
Can I trailer my boat with the cover on?
Yes, our covers are designed to stay securely in place during transport, ensuring your Sundance boat is protected from road debris and other potential damage while trailering.
How should I clean and maintain my Sundance boat cover?
Use mild soap and water for regular cleaning, and avoid harsh chemicals that may harm the material. A soft brush can help with stubborn stains, and be sure to rinse and dry the cover thoroughly before storage.
Can I leave the cover on while the boat is in the water?
We recommend removing the cover if the boat is in the water for extended periods. This prevents prolonged exposure to moisture that can cause damage to the fabric and compromise its protective qualities.
Which Sundance models do you make covers for?
We make custom covers across the Sundance lineup — the K-series skiffs, the DX center-console skiffs (DX18, DX20, DX22), and the B and F bay skiffs (CCR) — plus older models like the SV and NX series. Tell us your model, year, and layout and we'll match the right pattern.
Is Sundance the same as a Sea Ray Sundancer?
No. Sundance Boats are small composite skiffs and bay skiffs built by Composite Research in Georgia. The Sea Ray Sundancer is a completely different, larger cabin cruiser. This page is for Sundance skiffs — just tell us your model and we'll match the right cover.
Does my Sundance's layout (tiller, center console, or modular) change the cover?
Yes. A tiller, a center console, and a modular-console skiff each sit differently under a cover, and some have no bow rail. Tell us your exact model and layout so the cover fits your boat.
Are your Sundance covers made in the USA?
Yes — every Sundance cover is custom-made in the USA from marine-grade, water-repellent fabric built for saltwater use.
Helpful boat cover guides
New to ordering? These walk you through it: the Boat Cover Buyer’s Guide (which cover you need and every option explained), the Fabric Guide (7oz vs 9oz vs Sunbrella), and How to Measure if your model isn’t listed. T-Top or open console? See T-Top Covers and Center Console Covers.