DLAW
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I'm stuck after researching covers for days. Let me start with the boxes I'm trying to check:
1. Keep cargo underneath protected and dry (sure, they all do that)
2. Security/lockable (this rules out all soft covers)
3. Ability to haul on top of cover and have tie down points. (Diamondback)
4. Ability to get cover completely out of the way (Rugged Ridge Armis Hard Folding Cover folds up vertically at front of bed)
I like the Diamondbacks and I think that's at the top of the list. But there are going to be situations where I need the cover completely out of way. For example, I'm going to go grab a full load of firewood. That's not going to work with a Diamondback, and I would have to completely uninstall the cover before making my run.
I also like the Rugged Ridge because it folds completely out of the way. But then it lacks the ability to tie down something on top. For example, I'm going camping, and I'll throw all the "must stay dry stuff" under, and then a cooler strapped down on top. Or even a sheet of plywood so I don't have to mess around that whole third position tailgate thing.
Anyone have any creative solutions or advice?
1. Keep cargo underneath protected and dry (sure, they all do that)
2. Security/lockable (this rules out all soft covers)
3. Ability to haul on top of cover and have tie down points. (Diamondback)
4. Ability to get cover completely out of the way (Rugged Ridge Armis Hard Folding Cover folds up vertically at front of bed)
I like the Diamondbacks and I think that's at the top of the list. But there are going to be situations where I need the cover completely out of way. For example, I'm going to go grab a full load of firewood. That's not going to work with a Diamondback, and I would have to completely uninstall the cover before making my run.
I also like the Rugged Ridge because it folds completely out of the way. But then it lacks the ability to tie down something on top. For example, I'm going camping, and I'll throw all the "must stay dry stuff" under, and then a cooler strapped down on top. Or even a sheet of plywood so I don't have to mess around that whole third position tailgate thing.
Anyone have any creative solutions or advice?
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