If you're investing in a Kamado Joe Big Joe III, you absolutely need the matching grill cover—and I'm glad I got it from day one. I’ve kept my Big Joe III outside for over 4 years, through rain, sun, wind, and snow, and this cover has been the first and best line of defense. It still looks and performs like new, and a big part of that is thanks to this heavy-duty, weatherproof cover. Durable & Weatherproof The material is thick, tough, and resistant to fading, cracking, or tearing. It doesn't feel cheap or flimsy like some generic covers. It’s handled California sun and winter rains without a problem. Great Fit & Finish It’s tailored perfectly for the Big Joe III, including the side shelves and cart. The snug fit keeps dust, moisture, and critters out, and the Velcro straps at the bottom make sure it stays in place even on windy days. Easy to Use & Maintain Putting it on and taking it off is super simple. It’s also easy to wipe clean, and even after years of use, it still looks presentable—no fraying seams, little discoloration, but overall no issues at all. Final Thoughts This isn’t just a nice-to-have accessory—it’s a must-have if you want to protect your investment. The Kamado Joe Big Joe Cover does exactly what it’s supposed to: keeps your grill safe, dry, clean, and ready to go, all year round. Highly recommended—don’t skip it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Love this cover to protect my Konnected Joe. Fits easy and has easy to use buckles to keep it in place during windstorms. My only issue is that sometimes when I get to excited to bust out the Joe, it catches the top vent cover but it’s easily prevented if I just take it easy

I'm on my second grill cover, purchased the first one and warranty replacement on the second. Both looked amazing out of the box and like others have said within a few short months it's junk. Every part of the cover is sun faded and the red piping is now either white or frayed and gone. Love the Kamado Joe but loathe the terrible cover.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I replaced the first KJ cover I had with the heavy duty Kamado Joe grill cover and so far i am quite pleased with its durability in the heat of central NC summers and the moderate cold of winters. it is worth the money spent to protect an investment such as my Kamado Joe grill.

My Kamado Joe covers (2) are still holding up in the south Texas sun where they live & work 365!! Mine are 3 years old, a little faded of course but zero rips, no frayed edges, and still 100% completely intact. I wish all grill covers were made this sturdy.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Grilling in the northeast can be rough if you're committed to doing it year round, I've had charcoal grills/covers previously and they always seem to fade and fall apart after a couple of years. I've had this cover for 5 years now and despite the rough weather looks brand new and does a great job protecting my grill.

While the main body of the cover has lasted and withstood the elements, the handle clearly isn’t up to scratch. In no time after daily sun exposure the hand completely breaks down and becomes brittle and fall apart. Very counter intuitive to have something so flimsy and susceptible to UV rays that it falls apart within a year that is meant to protect your grill and be outside year round. This definitely needs a new material for its handle.

Out of the box this cover is amazing, thick and tough. However, after 7 months of ownership this cover DOES NOT hold up in the sun. The red piping has faded and now has turned to dust. I don't think this cover will last much longer. I'm extremely disappointed..

After about a year of service, this cover is completely faded, and so brittle that it is cracking. The Big Joe cover in the photo is actually about 2 years older than this one, and it is still in great shape despite being in the same sunlight conditions. I don't know why the Joe Jr cover is so much lower quality. If you buy this, register it and save your receipt, as my be warranty inquiry was denied.

The cover seems to be well made, however the iconic red Kamado Joe kettle symbol and the word Joe don't really look good in pink. I've had the cover 3 months and the red has rapidly faded to pink, and may fade away within a few more months at the present rate. I've had a cover for my gas grill from a major manufacturer that features their red logo. The color on it has not faded in five years of exposure and use. Kamado Joe needs to look into options for their red color. It doesn't affect the operation, it just doesn't look good for such an otherwise well made line of products.