Reviewed by Valery Grin · · updated May 25, 2026
Coverstore Premium kamado cover XL
600D polyester, UV-resistant, tailored fit
From€49
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The cover that protects your €1,500 investment from Mediterranean sun and rain. 600D polyester with UV treatment, double seams and bottom straps that keep it on the cart even in strong wind.
600D fabric with an inner waterproof membrane, side vents to prevent condensation and corner reinforcements. Quick-release buckle straps let you remove it in 5 seconds. XL size fits 21" kamados on a cart.
Pay €49 once and stop worrying about Costa Blanca sun.
Pros
- Tough 600D fabric, UV-treated
- Buckle straps — won't blow off
- Side vents prevent condensation
- Good fit on 21" carted kamados
Cons
- Black colour absorbs heat — interior can rise +5°C in summer
- Plastic buckles, not metal
Who it's for
If you live on the coast or keep the kamado uncovered outdoors.
Not for
If the kamado lives in a garage or covered terrace — overkill.
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FAQ
Does it survive strong summer sun without fading?
The 600D fabric with UV treatment holds colour for a couple of years even south-facing on the coast. Then the black fades to dark grey, but waterproofing stays. The classic failure is not sun but seams after 3-4 years. By the time the first seam goes, you have got your €49 back.
Does condensation build up inside and rust the metalwork?
Slightly, yes, if you cover it right after a cook with the kamado still hot. Side vents help but do not fully solve it. Rule: wait until the kamado is cool to the touch before covering. If it rains and the kamado is warm, leave it uncovered and wipe water off later; the metal bands resist water but suffer with trapped steam.
Do the bottom straps hold against strong winds?
Yes, the backpack-style plastic buckles pull the fabric tight to the cart. Coastal Levante winds (60-70 km/h) are fine; with extreme gusts (>90 km/h) the better call is to remove the cover and bring the kamado under shelter. Buckles are the weak point — plastic. Metal would be better but would push the price up €15-20.
Does it fit a Kamado Joe Classic III with cart?
Yes. XL is sized for 18-21" kamados on a cart, which covers the Classic III, BGE Large and Primo Oval XL. There is enough slack to seal under the cart. For 24"+ kamados (Big Joe III, BGE XL) you need XXL — this one comes up short.
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