I've had this cover installed for about 3 weeks now and so far it's lived up to expectations. It was very easy to install (took about 30 minutes) and I like that it gives me full access to the truck bed when rolled up. It has only rained once (light rain) since the install, so I can't really say how water tight it is. Although the bed was dry afterwards.

It's a soft cover, so it does flap some when closed while driving, no matter how tightly I pull the sides onto the velcro. I do recommend that you walk the sides of the cover and pull as tight as you can (to cinch it down on the velcro) from front to back after latching it closed.

Quality and Customer Service

It took 15 min. Only took that long because I missed a step. Leer added some angle braces that weren't on my previous 2 Rollups from them. Quick install, good seal, cover sits flat, spacing on cross braces are perfect, love the fuel economy with these and I still retain use of the entire bed. Quality Product. The only reason I left one star off is the actual Tonnue fit. Velcro doesn't line up as well as my last 2 Leer's, but this is also the smallest bed I've had. This may be a good thing this winter.

Installed easily on my 2023 F150. I would have given 5 stars, but it doesn't fully seal on the front edge of the bed. So, water and dust will be able to get in.

Took a chance on a budget tonneau cover, turned out to be a decent value for the price. Assembly was pretty easy (maybe a 15 -20 min job). It's not the thickest cover I've seen, and I get a tiny bit of parachuting at highway speeds, but its nothing extreme and I have not bothered to mess with adjusting the tension, which you can apparently do, because it's not enough to bother me.

It keeps the majority of the water out of the bed when it rains, but it does have one obvious design flaw which is why I took off a star even considering the low price. These types of roll up covers typically use nylon straps with latches on the cab end of the bed to hold them in the rolled up position when not in use, as is the case with this one. However, rather than using separate straps for the top and bottom side of the cover with a latch on each, they used a single long strap with clips on each end that is sown to the cover part way down the strap. The issue with this design is that when it rains, water soaks the nylon strap from the exposed top side and drains into the bed through the bottom portion of the strap since it's all one piece that leads into the bed. Not a deal breaker, especially for the cost of this cover, but in my opinion a silly oversight that could have been easily and cheaply avoided.

We'll see how it holds up, but for the price I paid, it seems like a fair value and would recommend it to anyone looking for a budget friendly option. I'll come back and update this review if I experience any major issues.