iCOVER 58 Inch BBQ Grill Cover Review

First Impressions of the iCOVER 58 Inch BBQ Grill Cover

The cover is a plain black box of oxford polyester with a PVC backing inside. There is no logo panel, no handle loop and no vent flap. It is a simple shell with a drawstring hem, and nothing else to learn.

The listing is busier than the cover. It belongs to a family of 38 variations, 18 inches up to 82.

Kettle bags, griddle covers and smoker shapes all share one gallery. Several of those frames show handles and badges this cover does not carry.

That shared listing explains the headline count too. Amazon credits it with 4.4 stars across 51,857 ratings. iCOVER’s own comparison table repeats that 51,857 under five gas grill sizes.

Those are the 55, 58, 60, 65 and 70 inch covers. It also sits under a 29 inch kettle cover. The count belongs to the family, not to this size.

Key Features of the iCOVER 58 Inch BBQ Grill Cover

Seven lines cover everything this $7.99 shell offers.

• Cover: a full-length universal shape, meant for 3 to 5 burner gas carts.
• Oxford polyester with PVC backing: the coated inner face does the waterproofing work.
• Double stitching: iCOVER’s only stated build claim, shown at the seams in its artwork.
• Hem drawstring with a toggle: one cord gathers the bottom edge around the legs.
• Printed fit rule: width plus depth at or under 80 inches, with a worked example.
• Rinse to clean: the maker says water alone lifts dirt off the face.
• Three colors across the family: black, charcoal and silver, though this listing is black.

Fit and coverage

Start with the arithmetic iCOVER prints in its own gallery. iCOVER says a grill fits if its width plus depth comes to 80 inches or less. Its own example is a grill 58 wide and 22 deep. The cover’s own two figures add to 82, so the rule leaves a little slack.

That makes the size name misleading in a useful way. A grill a little wider than 58 can still fit, if it is shallow enough. A deep grill narrower than 58 might not. Measure both, then add them.

Two quick sums show how it works. A grill 56 wide and 24 deep lands on 80 exactly, so it passes. One 60 wide and 22 deep reaches 82, and it is out. The shallow grill fits a cover narrower than itself; the wide one does not.

The odder finding is the sibling sizes. iCOVER lists the 60 inch cover at 60 by 23 by 42. The 58 is deeper and taller than the 60. Someone who sizes up by name could get a shorter skirt.

The named grills need care too. The bullets promise 3 to 5 burner grills.

Yet the list opens with the Weber Spirit E-210. Our catalogue records that grill as a two burner. Treat the names as a hint, and the tape measure as the answer.

Weather protection and durability

Water protection rests on the PVC backing. That coated layer is what turns light oxford cloth into a rain shell. iCOVER calls the cover both waterproof and weather resistant in one bullet. It names no test for either word, or for its fade claim.

The UV promise reads as “superior colorfastness” with no grade or lab attached. For a cover that lives in the sun all summer, that is a real gap.

The missing piece is a vent. This cover has no vent: the copy never mentions one, and the photo shows plain cloth. A sealed PVC bag over a grill traps damp air after rain.

Lifting the cover on dry days lets it breathe. Owners in humid places should plan on that habit.

Ask how long it lasts, and the listing goes quiet. iCOVER describes the oxford material as lightweight yet sturdy, and prints no fabric weight. iCOVER offers no warranty length at all. Amazon’s 30-day return window is the only written promise.

The double stitching and thickened edges are real claims, shown in close-up. They protect the seams. They cannot make thin cloth thick.

Handling, upkeep and value

A light cover is easy to throw over a grill. With no handles, though, you find the corners by feel. On a cover 58 inches wide, that is a two-step job for one person. Cinch the drawstring last, once the shell sits square.

Upkeep is light. iCOVER says a hose rinse clears dirt, and it warns against harsh cleaners. It also asks you to let the grill cool first. Sharp grill edges can snag the cloth, so drape it rather than drag it.

Value is where this cover wins outright. At $7.99 it is the cheapest cover in iCOVER’s own size table. The smaller 55 inch costs $9.99, the 60 inch $16.99. You are paying for a correctly sized shell and very little else.

Possible iCOVER 58 Inch BBQ Grill Cover Complaints

• The rating count measures the brand, not this size. All 51,857 ratings are pooled across many covers. A fit complaint about your size may be buried under praise for a kettle bag. Read the dimensions instead.
• No vent and no stated fabric weight. Damp can sit under the PVC in humid weather. And with no warranty term, a torn cover is simply replaced. At this price, that may be the plan anyway.