enggass

What do you all recommend?

1. Fold
2. Roll
3. Snap

05 super

can't comment on the others, cause no experience with them. I have a snapless roll-up one on my 08 150 and like it. it does allow some dust into the box. But nothing a hose can't take care of. It's made by Truxedo.

pecahead

Lund makes a nice tri-fold cover. On or off in 30 seconds and it seals quite well...

Dark Stone

Mine is the best of all three I think. I have "snaps" but the "snaps" lock into a track system that eliminates the problem of trying to line up a traditional snaping system. Seems to keep things clean and dry although I wouldn't want to try and keep things dry in a true driving rain. I can't think of the name of it off the top of my head but I will try to get it tonight and post it.

John

Erievon

I have an Extang Tuff Tonneau. Snapless, uses a c-channel all the way around. I like the snapless look, just seems cleaner to me.

buckandahalf

I like the look of the roll type.

off topic - I had to go with a folding hard cover (Bakflip G2) on my truck. I read about a guy that got a cigarette burn on his cover, and another that almost got his tools stolen.

RVwalkE

i have the roll type with the locking back to it and the velcro sides... cant beat the price, seals up real tight, easy to use and it locks!! (not that anyone with a sharp knife couldnt get into though) but its a deterant

squirrelyyy

I have the extang trifecta and imo it's the best out there resonibly priced istalls in second and is pretty much water tight and it removes as easy as putting it on

enggass

Anybody tried or heard anything about the Lund Genesis Tri-Fold Tonneau Cover?
Do these flip top/clamp models keep rain out?.. to some extent anyway?
Steve

blackbetty

i have a agri cover and its water proof, and rolls up in about 10-15 seconds....has a plastic pair of locks on the interior to seal and velcro sides....its like $450