Bed Cover
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drservo
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Love my Roll N Lock
I have had extang solid fold bed covers on f150 and f250 short bed they are great. Dad has the backflip g2 and they are more complicated than they need to be IMO, and if hauling something in the bed and you have it folded up against the trucks back glass...well it just sucks and better hope there's no wind if you're going more than 45 mph. The roll lock ones look great but I've never been shopping for a bed cover and thought , 'man I wish these cost more than 800 bucks' Member Ruben bought my old extang ask him how he likes it.
CUZICAN
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I just installed the Revolver X2 last week, so other than an initial fit and finish, I don't really have much in the way of a review, but I do have some pics.
BAK Revolver X2, met all the requirements I was looking for, I wanted something the was more secure than a soft tonneau, but easier to get out of the way than a hard cover and I didn't want to give up the bed space for something like a roll-n-lock, also I wanted it to sit flush and not stick up over the bed. I had considered a tri-fold cover like the undercover flex, but didn't like how it blocked the whole back window when open.
BAK Revolver X2, met all the requirements I was looking for, I wanted something the was more secure than a soft tonneau, but easier to get out of the way than a hard cover and I didn't want to give up the bed space for something like a roll-n-lock, also I wanted it to sit flush and not stick up over the bed. I had considered a tri-fold cover like the undercover flex, but didn't like how it blocked the whole back window when open.
I got a diamondback cover for my 12, sold the truck kept the bed and now its on my 16. In my opinion they are the best bed covers, strong and tough. They make two versions a regular and a heavy duty. The heavy duty one can support two quads. The center is mounted to the bed and the front and back open up. Check em out!
It's nice, but I need to be able to tow a gooseneck
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CUZICAN
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Truck hasn't been in the rain since I installed it, so I don't know how it'll do. It did get a little water in at the tailgate when I washed it after installing it, but I found out I needed to adjust the cover closer to the tailgate as it had a small gap between the seal and the tailgate and it hasn't seen any water since the adjustment.
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CUZICAN
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It doesn't, 1/8" maybe 3/16", but it has a compression seal that the tailgate squeezes when it's closed.
