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Old 04-15-2014, 07:24 AM   #1
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Back Flip Pickup covers---

In the process of looking for a cover for our new Chevy Pick up. Doing a lil research I was interested in the Back Flip product line and curious what experience others have had with this product.
Any comments or suggestions would be very appreciated...
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Old 04-15-2014, 09:03 AM   #2
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I had this cover it was junk.

I went through 3 of them in 1 month every one of them leaked like crazy through the seams where it folds. I liked the idea behind it maybe if I lived some where more dry would have been better.

I ended up going with a undercover bed cover. Looked better and kept out the elements. And with having a short box truck I could remove and reinstall it myself.

But at the end of the day I sold that cover and bought a snugtop canopy and wish I had gone this route from day one.

Best of luck in your search.
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Old 04-15-2014, 09:13 AM   #3
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I did some research, and ended up with the Extang Trifecta. It has a soft cover look, but is a trifold with a frame. Removes easily in under 2 minutes with one person. It provides some security, but obviously a sharp knife would allow someone to get in. I like it, fits my needs and keeps the weather out. Amazon had the best prices.
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I have a Peragon color match with any color, locks, doesn't interfere with bed use and can be removed in minutes
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Unlike 'fastone', I've had great experiences with Bakflip on my 3 trucks over 10+ years. I kept my first one for 8 years until I traded that truck in and it was still in great shape at the end except for a little fading on some of the side trim.

I never had any issues with leaking through the folds. I would get some leaking from the corners in a heavy rain, but I never had an expectation that it would be water tight. Plus, I believe the bakflip is the only folding hard cover that flips all the way forward, giving you access to the entire bed if needed.

Very happy with mine.
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Yes it was to bad because I really liked the whole idea behind it. But living here in BC Canada maybe it was to much rain for it. That is why I can't recommend this to be a good product.

But good to hear yours have worked well for you.
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I have heard only good things about BakFlip. Sorry to hear Fastone is not one of those happy owners.

I couldn't use one anyway. I have a generator in the back that sticks above the bed rails and had to go with a Truxedo Truxport soft cover. But it at least works well for what it is.
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Old 04-18-2014, 05:47 AM   #8
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There are a lot of choices out there and it really helps to listen to some of your reviews here to narrow it down some. I have a local dealer close to me that carries Bakflip and will take a look at them this weekend. Have also done a lil research on Peragon and most people seem to rate it pretty high.
Thanks for all the help.....
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Fold a cover is another brand that does pretty well.
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Oops.. A backflip HD.
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We looked around at covers for our truck but found the flat ones were as expensive as the canopy which we found at a great price used. Now we don't have to worry about keeping things flat and we know we'll get to the campsite dry.
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Never really had a problem with mine. I've had mine for 7 years. I'll buy another one when I get another truck.
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