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Peragon Bed Cover?

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Chris Burch Enthusiast

Chris Burch

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Has anyone bought and installed a Peragon bed cover? Their all aluminum construction seems to be top quality. Just want to see if anyone else can give some feedback.

 

Thanks.

cssnider1 Enthusiast

cssnider1

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Yes they are great. I had one on my ford and I'm about to get another one for my new Silverado. I do recommend buying the tail gate seal

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I had one but it got damaged in the hail storm we had a few months back. I noticed it would slightly move when driving on the highway. slight flapping due to the wind. it didn't bother me at all. I replaced it with an undercover flex and I got say I like the flex more. I don't see hail damaging the flex. I have nothing negative to say about the paragon cover. its a nice cover and did what its meant to do.

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How does the Peragon compare to a rollup style cover?

 

 

Do not quote me but the roll style are generally more pricey because they are 'better' which is a relative term depending on your needs and wants.

 

The main difference as I would see it is that the roll style work basically and are designed just like security roll shutters used on homes and businesses. I would simply ask myself how many homes / businesses use folding shutters and why not .. probably less secure. Then I think you have your answer ... they are a more developed and proven technology used in many applications and not just one.

 

IMO go with the roll style 'shutters' if you prefer security and go with a soft cover if that is not as much a concern. It really what is better for you.

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Steven Dendy

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I had a Peragon on my 06 Tundra was a nice cover only issue I had is if you had anything of bulk you had to pull those items out because they would interfere with the opening of the cover. The panel roll but the fold down into the bed. 99% of the time was never a issue but when it was it was a royal PITA.

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