Kingkong 7552 Grill Cover for Weber Genesis Silver/Gold / 2000-5500 Gas Grills with Brush and Tongs

Living in Denmark I have had a very hard time finding a cover that is a perfect fit for my restored vintage Weber Genesis Gold. This seemed to fit the bill so even if I had to endure the extra charges for "ordering into Europe", I decided to give it a go. Shipping took just over a week from Amazon.com to my doorsted which is more than approved! Sadly the cover I received had a small defect (rubbing damage) on the front in one of the places where it had been folded for packing. Due to the long transport from America to Denmark I suspect this may have come from the handling og the postal services - but we will never know for certain. What I do know is that I reached out to Amazon and that they set up an easy return for me. The damaged cover went back and I am now awaiting a new - identical - one. Luckily it isn't (quite) barbeque season in Denmark just yet. Pros: Great(!) quality of material and workmanship Great fit for my Weber Genesis Gold C On first glance more durable and solid than the newer, original Weber covers Awesome enough that I decided to go ahead and wait a few weeks for a replacement. Cons: Damage to one of the folds - may just have been unlucky due to handling by postal services

It's May 2025, bought the King Kong cover for a Genesis Silver with burner on one end and table on the other end Sept 2023. This is a perfect fit. This has been very durable in freezing temperatures as well as the high nineties for months on end here in the Carolinas. The logo has faded to where it is almost unreadable because it sits in direct sunlight all day. However, the cover has stayed flexible, durable, water tight, and the seams have not come apart at all. I cannot say that for my last cover. The King Kong covers appear to be well made and worth the small price. I'll be shopping King Kong to cover the new grill I just bought. Thumbs up for this one.

Terrific grill cover that fit my Weber perfectly! Great waterproofing for this New England weather

Recently purchased this grill cover. It fits perfectly. I can cinch it tight so that the wind doesn’t lift the cover off. Seems heavier and more robustly made than the OE Weber brand. Is doing what it supposed to in terms keeping the grill protected from rain, snow, wind, and sun. Doesn’t seem to get brittle or stiff when the temperature has dropped below freezing. Haven’t had that NE zero and below temps yet. Time will tell how it stands up to use and the elements over the long haul. Too early for me to know. If it does I’d easily give it that 5th star.

First purchased in 2019 (It is now 2025), the KingKong cover held up better than the Weber and other competitive covers which are decent, but the KingKong material stays pliable/flexible longer, and so far, has no holes or rips. My other grill covers become stiff and start tearing and cracking from all the sun and rain. Since this KingKong cover has held up so well on my grills, I purchased several more and have adapted them for outdoor furniture and motorcycle covers. My motorcycles have a breathable cover under this cover to keep dampness and condensation away from the bike. This cover protects the somewhat flimsy motorcycle covers from the sun and rain. I live in northern California in the foothills of the Sierras where summer temperatures hit the 100s pretty much every summer, but no snow during the winter at my elevation. My grills are exposed to full sun up until about noon but have afternoon shade. The Velcro straps have proven to work well over the years, even in strong wind, and have not yet failed. Stitching has been good and secure. The material itself seems to appear nicer than the Weber covers because they don't bleach out in the sun as much. As far as dust and minor yard debris getting under, it performs just like all my other covers, where leaf blowers and wind can drive the dust and dirt under the cover and onto the equipment. Hope this helps...

2025 update: 7 years on and if I could give it 10 stars I would. First and only cover I have purchased to cover any patio/deck/yard furniture that holds up in the weather for more than a few years. At this point, yes slight shrinkage, started to get tight to put it on 5 years on, but otherwise still doing it's job day in and day out fully exposed to the Wisconsin elements of weather and sun. You can not go wrong purchasing this cover! 2018 original: You never really know what you are going to get when you order something for the first time online without being able to actually really see it but this is one of those times where the product really lived up to both the manufacturers claims and the better customer reviews that I had read beforehand. So let me list my requirements in order shall I: 1) Fit - Exactly as advertised in terms of actually fitting on my Weber Genesis Gold. The published dimensions seemed a bit suspect but it looks like that has more to do with the actual way and difficulty in the way someone would go about measuring both the grill and the cover designed for it rather than the actual fit in practice. I am here to report that it went on easily and stayed on securely even though we had several bouts of severe winds this past fall leading into winter. I even took it off and put it back on when we got down into our sub -20 degree weather in Wisconsin this past month just to see what I was expecting to be a difficult process (really clenched my teeth for fear of ripping it) go as smoothly as it would have gone with the old cover in the heat of summertime. Added to that the fact that this cover extends down below the cooking level to also cover the bottom shelf and also protect anything that I might want to store there... yes, fit is exactly where I would like it. 2) Durability - So far so good. Although I believe it will take several seasons for me to give a direct rating and comparison of this cover to the original that I purchased when the grill was new so far I have been very impressed. As stated above we have had some extremely cold stretches this winter including one extended period in the -20 degree actual, -50 degree wind chill, temperature range and although it was much much too cold to even consider barbecuing I did give the cover a try just to see what I was going to be in for when the weather improved to the point of grill usage. So far so good. If the material didn't get stiff and unmanageable in those temps, I am quite certain I am not going to have the problems with stiffness of original.