Hard fold vs retractable tonneau

[RaptorMan703]

So how far down does the canister go? Can I still slide a few sheets of plywood under it?

plenty of room for that.

 

[DocMarshall]

I had the weather tech trifold for my last two F150s and they have been great. 99.9% water tight unles you spray a jet of water directly at the seals but for standard rain and environment, dry.

Plus it holds 400 lbs which I have taken advantage of and it only weighs 50 lbs.

Their warranty is awesome. The v1 version had an issue with the folding seal, contacted them and they gave me a brand new one after 2 years.

Plus 100% American made, he treats his employees awesome and truly supports the local community. David supports all motorsports and is always supporting US based items. Makes it an easy choice to spend my money locally

That is a sharp tonneau for sure.

 

[DocMarshall]

plenty of room for that.

Oh yeah, you can slide lots under that. Thanks for the pic!

 

[CenTexRaptor]

plenty of room for that.

Which retractable is that in the picture, @RaptorMan703? Is that one motorized?

 

[RaptorMan703]

It’s a retrax. Dunno if it’s motorized or not, I have the basic manual one and it looks like that.

 

[thatJeepguy]

I got the ford trifold. Its fantastic. Dry in rainstorms…

 

[CenTexRaptor]

It’s a retrax. Dunno if it’s motorized or not, I have the basic manual one and it looks like that.

Made by?

 

[jguerra004]

Pace Edwards bedlocker.

 

[Floyd554]

Bak X4S. Looks great with the matte vinyl top, solid, rolls up like a traditional tonneau. Allows full bed access and no window blockage.

 

[LuckyKnuckle36]

So how far down does the canister go? Can I still slide a few sheets of plywood under it?

yes you definitely can slide a few sheets of plywood under it. I think its at least 12"-14" from the floor of the bed