Anyone try this yet?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2009-...#ht_4739wt_982

 

I have one and love it...

 

It looks cheap, hows the quality?

 

It is basically a roll up fixed on a 3 fold alluminum frame. Fits nice and tight and flips up with ease. And can be taken on and off by one person. And it goes on with no drilling holes which i liked. I had a rollup before and it seem to be a pain to roll and unroll where this just flips...

 

i have the tonno pro on my truck and i love it as well. heavy canvas cover stays fairly taught and good quality build.

 

pics?

 

I have tonno pro on my truck. Love it! Fits nice, good quality, looks good. It rained here in Nevada all week last week and there was no single drop of water in my truck bed.

Pictures:

 

Here is mine...

 

I think the hard covers are probably a better way to go, but it looks like it would keep the bed covered pretty well. I just worry about the durability of the soft tonneaus in general.

 

Yeah those look pretty cheap and probably won't last but a year or two

 

I can't speak to these soft tonneaus, but I've had the same Lorado Low Profile on 2 different trucks now (almost 7 years), and it's still like day one. The only issue I came across was now danged tight the side rails stayed on the old truck, after I'd removed the clamps! It was as if I had super-glued them on. Going onto the new truck was a snap, and the covers work just as it always has.

As with anything, you get what you pay for.

 

I purchased the Leer 700. The others look cheap to me.

 

It all depends. One of the advantages of soft covers is that you can haul tall objects without worry about what to do with the cover. You can fold soft one and with hard one you pretty much have to take it off.

Durability- seen soft covers on my friends trucks after few years of use... No problems at all with any of them.

 

you need some form of security these days. get some type of hard cover. rolbak G2 has great utility.

 

Does it roll up too or do you have to remove the cover to access the front 1/3 of the truck bed? It looks like it has the penalty of the folding hard covers (bed access) and the penalty of a soft cover (not secure).

I like soft covers for the access to the truck bed. While I have not been completely satisfied with my Access Cover, it has held up and performs as well as the day I bought it over 7 years ago. Okay, I used some Gorilla glue on the hook and loop to the rail.

In a similar price range, I'd consider the Truxedo Truxport.