Customer Reviews

Weber 7573 Premium Cover for Weber Spirit 200/300 Gas Grills

5 star:		(110)
4 star:		(26)
3 star:		(9)
2 star:		(3)
1 star:		(2)

 

 

I had to research this by part number as I have a Weber Genesis Silver B that I have had for nearly 8+ years. Description at first seems it wouldn't work but this cover fits perfectly. Glad I got it.

I got this cover for my Weber Spirit E-310. It's made for a Spirit so it fits nicely. There is a velcro strap near the bottom of each side so it won't be blown off by wind. At 5 lbs the material feels fairly heavy duty and waterproof. However the seams could possibly allow some water through, but it won't be much if any at all. This cover does not have the perforated air vents that other Weber covers have and owners complain about. The cost is roughly the same as a generic cover that might not fit or protect as well. Like all Weber products, I expect this to last a few years. If you have a Weber grill, get a Weber cover.

I am very happy with this purchase. It is a perfect fit for my Weber Genesis Silver B 2001 model. I feel confident with it protecting my grill. Unlike the cheap $10 covers, you feel confident that when you put this cover on that it will protect your grill from the elements and won't be blown away by the wind. If you have a Weber Genesis you should definitely spend the extra $20 and get this cover. It will last 3 times as long as the cheap covers and you won't have to use bungee cords to strap it down. Highly Recommend and it is $10 cheaper on Amazon vs buying it at Home Depot or another big box store!! Thanks.

I got this cover for my new weber grill because I thought it would be a good cover because it was from Weber. It works good for keeping dust and dirt from the grill. What it doesn't do is keep the rain off of it. It lets the water though like there isn't a cover at all on it.So, in other words, I am not happy at all with this cover!

This grill cover fit my Weber Grill perfectly. It's very durable and I am very satisfied.

It fits well, but it leaks in the rain.
Rust is the long-term enemy for most grill parts that are not stainless. It will not protect from this. Water even gets inside the grill cabinet underneath with a good sized rain.

At this price they could spray a water-resistant layer on it. Buy a cheap one that is lined, attach it with a bungee cord if it does not fit exactly and project your grill. Now I get to dump another $5-10 on seam sealing and water resistant a spray. Could buy a breathable rain poncho and it would do better for less.

I was worried about the fit, but it is perfect. Good heavy weight. Won't blow off in heavy winds.

This grill cover is well fitting, made of pliable material, and secures easily with the large velcro side straps.

In 2002 I purchased a Weber Genesis® Silver-A model gas grill. I bought a genuine Weber brand cover for it at the same time (around $50 back then). Unlike this new version of the cover, it had two "vents" - one in front and one in back. I never understood the need for vents, and indeed the vents proved to be nothing but an annoyance and the cause for the cover's eventual downfall. Not only did the vents let in air, they also let in moisture and dust. Everything else about the cover was high quality and held up very well for the last eight years, but the open weave fabric in the vents steadily deteriorated, and as it did the vents allowed more and more moisture and dust to come through to the grill, which defeated the whole purpose of having a cover in the first place. The only reason I purchased a replacement cover is because of the failed vents - the cover itself would have easily lasted 20 years without the silly vents.

This newer generation cover is still durably constructed, made of the very same high-quality fabric-backed material, and has the same Velcro® strips at the bottom-sides to keep it tight against the legs in the wind. The overall fit is not quite as snug and form-fitting as the circa 2002 cover was on my Genesis model, but it's only marginally bigger, and I find that the extra room actually makes it easier to get on/off. It's not hard to understand why Weber has changed the fit a little to accommodate the changes/additions to their grills over the years, and having one cover suitable for several models instead of just one. But they've maintained their high standards, and there is no evident change or compromise in quality. For me the single biggest improvement to this new generation cover is the absence of those perfectly pointless vents, and I'm looking forward to my grill finally staying truly clean and dry.

I purchased this Weber cover last July and within a couple of months a seam split. Apparently the manufacturer sewed the seam too close to the edge of the fabric and it didn't have enough material left to hold the stitching. So I was forced to repair it with duct tape from the inside. The material is heavy and gives excellent protection as well as fitting the grill perfectly but now, less than six months later, another seam has split. This is simply another example of total lack of quality control by the Chinese manufacturer. When will I learn not to buy anything made in China?