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mdn14
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I'd shy away from anything that isn't name brand. "MOSTPLUS" fits the random Chinese company name generator.
The company also has text on their pictures and there are several misspellings, it's guaranteed straight from China and probably wont be a company in 2-3 years.
The company also has text on their pictures and there are several misspellings, it's guaranteed straight from China and probably wont be a company in 2-3 years.
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mdn14
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For the most part. I've opened my tailgate before and found some water has leaked in from the seal at the tailgate but its never gotten anything wet. Just the bed floor a little.
I do only put stuff in the back that I would be ok with getting a little water on on the off chance it happens.
I picked the LEER due to the ability to have an open bed when its completely folded up and still be able to see the third brake light.
I do only put stuff in the back that I would be ok with getting a little water on on the off chance it happens.
I picked the LEER due to the ability to have an open bed when its completely folded up and still be able to see the third brake light.
fatBatman
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I currently have the BAK X4s and I like it. It was expensive at $1000 though. Before I bought this, I always had soft rollup covers. I've had Gator and one other Real Truck brand that I can't remember and they were all good. If I had to do it all over again though, I'd buy the soft rollup. The BAK X4s is good but I am just now remembering that no one ever cut into my top, I never had any fade issues, and it never sagged. Since the soft rollups cost $200-$250 and the BAK X4s is just over $1000-$1100, I'd go for the soft cover. They really are underrated.
Lricaud81
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I have an oedro quad fold soft tonneau and it serves my purpose well. And when folded all the way it only takes a quarter of the bed instead of a third. Keeps pretty dry inside too. Very little gets in at tailgate in bad rain
And I got it on a sale I believe I paid a hair over $200 for it.
And I got it on a sale I believe I paid a hair over $200 for it.
Porpoise Hork
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Have had their tri-fold version for now for two years. Have not had a single issue with it. Still practically looks brand new after two years in the elements. It's a very good quality cover for the price and install is quick and easy. I was surprised how high quality the materials it's made from are and have held up to repeated removals and installs. If you want a good quality cover but don't want to spend a ton on one, the Most Plus is definitely worth a look.
My only complaint is the locking handles will twist on you when folding the cover up preventing it from folding flat until you walk around to the other side of the bed to straighten the handle out and do it all over again.
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you do realize that all covers are made in china and just labeled differently before being shipped.......right ?
Scoobtay
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Tossing in my .02 here too, I got one of those truxedo soft tonneau covers (paid less than 400) and it’s almost entirely water tight. A pressure washer or a touch-less car wash will let a few drops in, otherwise it’s bone dry in the bed. My town gets 4 feet of rain a year so I’d even consider myself an expert 
Porpoise Hork
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Porpoise Hork
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I bought a Gator soft cover for my 20 Ranger from RealTruck and it was utter crap. After a year it was severely faded and had stitches popping on it in several places. The MostPlus cover is two tears old and has been through the car wash nearly every week sometimes 2-3 times in a week since I got it and is still in near perfect condition.
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