Black92LX;
I have an Access Original cover on my 2002 F150 Super Crew. Probably had it for 10 years now. It's held up pretty well.
It's a simple, low-profile, roll-up vinyl cover.
I think their website is AccessCover.com.

1+ on the vinyl roll up covers, only a few hundred bucks and do what most do. Keep trash and water out. Roll up to cab in seconds and back out just as fast, the Velcro on the sides holds very well. I have had one on each of my last three trucks before that was a aluminum roll up and it leaked like crazy! The loPro I have now only leaks when going thru a high pressure car wash then its only a few drops.

Truxedo lo pro goes on every truck I own. Love them.

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Originally posted by sig77:
Truxedo lo pro goes on every truck I own. Love them.

Same here, I have one on my Titan.

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Originally posted by steelcityfishanddive:
Bak Revolver x2. Hard aluminum cover that rolls all the way up the rear window but doesn’t block it. Allows for full bed use.

https://bakindustries.com/p-30...covers-overview.html

I also have one of these on my 2013 F-150 Supercrew Lariat 4X4 and it has been awesome. It easily rolls up all the way but doesn't obstruct your rear view window. You can still use your rear view mirror for scanning traffic behind you or to keep an eye on your cargo. My son likes mine so much that he is planning to use his tax return to buy one for his 2017 F-150 Supercrew FX4.

I have an extang extreme. It's a hard cover. This model has a keyed to the truck key section close to the cab that opens. They say they are the only hard top to do so.
The back section is normal pull wire.
I really like it.

Last night I ordered the BakFlip G2 for a new work truck: Ram 1500. Will give impressions once I install.

I have the Undercover Classic on my Tundra, FIL has the Undercover Classic Elite on his brand new Sierra, and my dad has the Undercover classic on his 2011 Sierra. We all love them. Never has been a leak, they are strong to the point it makes cleaning the top of the truck easy because you can stand on them. They also make removal easy if you need to haul something large.

I checked pricing on the equivalent Extang covers & they MSRP on them is about 100 more than the Bak or Peragon.

Will take a look at the Undercover as well.

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Originally posted by P250UA5:

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Originally posted by HK Ag:
I have a Bakflip on my F150, been a couple Years now no issues.
I like that it sits at the level of the bed so it has a clean side profile.

It was about $750 IIRC installed.

HK Ag

Thanks, that's about the numbers I'm seeing & will

likely self-install.
What year F150 & which model cover?

2011 F150, G2 Bakflip.
I got it at Awesome Transformation on 1960 near Willowbrook, they installed for free.

HK Ag