I’ll second the Kerry covers recommendation. Bought a set for our D2 and
they arrived quickly, fit well, are decently made and are fine for
occasional outdoor use on expeditions as well as their main use as dust
covers inside the hangar.






Daryl


At 06:07 20 September 2020, Mike the Strike wrote:
On Saturday, September 19, 2020 at 8:30:17 PM UTC+1,
wrote=
:
On Saturday, 19 September 2020 at 16:37:12 UTC+1, Richard Pfiffner
wrote:=
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On Saturday, September 19, 2020 at 8:14:33 AM UTC-7,
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wrote:=20
I am looking for dust covers. My 15 m glider spends all of its
off-du=
ty hours in my hangar, but since this is New Mexico (i.e., a desert) it
col=
lects dust and I would like to keep it covered, especially over the
winter
=
when I do not fly as much. Jaxida and Cloud Dancers offer dust covers,
but
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the $500 to $1,000 cost seems high, and that's not including the $200
shipp=
ing charge. Are there any alternatives? I searched for Kerry Covers, but
th=
ere is little info on their website, and I couldn't find any prices.=20
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My sewing skills are nonexistent, and I do not have the equipment
any=
way. If I do decide on a do it yourself solution, what fabric should I
choo=
se? I've been thinking breathable, waterproof ripstop nylon.=20
http://www.craggyaero.com/CloudDancers.htm
I have outdoor CloudDancers but for hangar dust covers I use Glider
Pyjam=
as which are very keenly priced, well made and fit my glider
perfectly.=20
=20
http://www.glidinglabs.eu/portfolio/gliderpyjamas/

I recently bought a set of outdoor covers from Kerry direct from their
home=
office in China. Lewis is the contact person and he will give you a
quote
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- contact info is on their website. I paid by wire transfer and the new
win=
g covers were sent via FedEx within ten days. The fit is perfect and they
a=
re of decent quality. Perhaps not as good as Jaxida, but one quarter the
pr=
ice and great value.

Mike