The Chiefs Protect Their Practice Fields With Premium Football Field Covers

Kansas City, MO - Neither rain nor snow will reach the football turf with premium RAINCOVER MAX™ Field Covers.

When away at an opponent’s playing field, the three-time NFL Super Bowl Champion Kansas City Chiefs of the American Football Conference (AFC) practice at their training facility in the Truman Sports Complex. This Kansas City, Missouri sports and entertainment complex also includes GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium as well as Kauffman Stadium, home of the Kansas City Royals.

The Chiefs have two grass practice fields and one artificial field at their training facility. As longtime customers of COVERMASTER®, they keep their practice fields protected from rain and snow by using custom-cut football field covers and blowing heat under them as required. Recently, they purchased 150 thousand square feet of RAINCOVER MAX™ Field Covers from COVERMASTER® - the strongest and most durable football field covers in the industry.

RAINCOVER MAX™ is not only 150% stronger than vinyl raincovers, it’s also 50% lighter. This allows the grounds crew to quickly and easily move the eight 92 by 204-foot sections of RAINCOVER MAX™ back and forth as needed. Once in place, the sections can be securely fastened to each other until a different configuration is required. When it comes to athletic field covers, no one does it better than COVERMASTER®. Just ask the Chiefs!

Posted November 20, 2025