Question for folks with rolling tonneau covers

[umpkey]

I don't have measurements for you at the moment, but there is a post in this threat of almost the same one I just bought BAK Revolved x4s. I just got it earlier this week and absolutely love it. Much easier to open than my prior Hard tri fold, I just have to pull one cable to unlock it and roll it up. My wife said it was much easier for her to roll it up also if the need arises. It was very easy to install and I really like it. It is a little pricey at $1400, but worth it in my opinion. If you mention to Real Truck that you belong to MTC they will give you a discount, free shipping, and there is a $150 rebate on this cover through the end of the month. I will post the pictures I have readily available so you can see.

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[LibDan]

Thank you to everyone who gave me their impressions and all the pictures. I decided to go with the TruXedo Sentry CT. (I really liked the canvas look over vinyl.). I went with the hard rolling cover because it seemed to me that I would be less likely to regret it later. It helps that after looking at everyone's pictures I realized that the size of the rolled up top is not the same as the amount of window it will block. Once I confirmed that, things got easier.

 

[zen_]

Another one checking in with the Autosaver88 brand one from Amazon / eBay. I'm 5'9" and don't even notice any visibility reduction, maybe just a fraction? Hard to beat this cover for the money, and it's the same one sold under many different names (the Rough Country one looks the same too).

I bought it to test the water not knowing if I would even want a tonneau, but it seems like it should last at least 3 years, then I'll just get a higher quality one for the rest of the life of the vehicle hopefully. Not having rear visibility blocked was also important to me.

 

[Fast Eddie]

Bak revolver X2 hard rollup.
Covers approx half of rear window when rolled up. Loose about 2" on each side with rails. Would get a trifold next time bc you don't have to open entire bed as you do with a rollup when only have a small load.

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