I had a paragon tonneau cover. It looked good, it moved out of the way like they said. It didn't leak a little it leaked a lot, from every seam. I couldn't travel with any gear, that was unprotected, in rainy weather. As for snow, if you didn't get it all off, it would do a slow drop until it was gone. My wife said to never get another when I got my new truck, I had to agree.
Thanks for the follow up....I have always either owned soft covers or hardshell truck caps, but hearing that the Peragon held up that well after a year....it will definitely be one to consider in the future. And CONGRATS JuanF!!!
Congrats Juan. That cover does look great. Truck company's need to look more into adding built in storage all through out the trucks. There is a lot of wasted space.
Congrats Juan, I can't wait to see what the rest of the week has in hold, especially friday, its going to be epic. Mainly because I feel like you two all ready picked the ultimate tool bag winner and have the video done.
Congrats to the winner today! Super stoked for giveaway week and of course the UTBG! Looks like a really nice cover, love the metal and compact design for short beds. Awesome video guys!!
Great follow up review. I like that truck bed cover; my wife use to have a 08 f150 and all i had on it was a leather cover that rolled up/pain in the butt. Yours looks alot cleaner on your truck.
After seeing this video i wish we still had the old f150. One thing that was pretty cool and handy that i had installed on it was a metal rolling tray on it that was the same size of the truck bed. The front of the tray would roll all the way to the back of the tailgate when opend and could hold up to 1,500 Lbs. I could grab blocks, wood, and bags of horse feed with out ever having to get in the back of the truck bed.
I purchased a Peragon cover 4 years ago for my new Silverado, very nice looking cover, seems secure, the Silverado with the Peragon sits in the garage most of it's life only being driven about 6000 miles a year but the cover leaks so much water it is terrible, most of the water I see is from the car washes but hard rain's are just as bad. I own 4 Silverado's and all the other trucks have Lund covers and don't leak a drop thru car washes or rain. My other trucks have Lund hard fold covers. so save your money
Way to go Juan! Love the veto pack. That is the man purse tool carrier extraordanaire! I have a ridgeline so I'll have to check on that paragon system. And to everyone who says it is not a real truck- it has a cab and a bed and carries 4x8 plywood with no problem. I hate to sound defensive but I am. Dan knows how you have to defend the ridegy.
Nice follow up. I like this better than the roll up ones that have the canister permanently in the back. Although there are some that don't take up bed space and that's what I would prefer. That cargo bar is a great idea. Congrats to Juan for winning the Veto Pack.
Congrats to the winner. That thing is really slick. I wonder if you could flip it over so it would take up space on the top of the bed so it's not taking up space in the front of the bed.
U can order quick clamps separately as an option or as part of Platinum package. I ordered platinum and I also got tailgate seal, dual locks and 3 year warranty along be with the stainless steel quick clamps.
Congrats Juan. Nice reviews guys. I'm not totally sold on which truck bed cover to get. Your revisit of the Peragon was great, but I will have to continue to check into other makers and designs before deciding. Just got rid of the '03 Ram 2500 and got a '14 F150. Will be adding a cover in the near future.
Congrats juan f.. This is the first time ive seen that kind of bed cover, the most i see fold over each other or have a rolling,sliding pieces like one of those rolling doors at shops..
Consider a 2 year video update? I'm curious would how has it continued to wear (garage kept?)? If you had to buy it again would you or would you consider another brand? It seems like a lot of these tonneau covers are not really built to last the life of the vehicle which is a shame considering the price points.
I purchased a Peragon cover 4 years ago for my new Silverado, very nice looking cover, seems secure, the Silverado with the Peragon sits in the garage most of it's life only being driven about 6000 miles a year but the cover leaks so much water it is terrible, most of the water I see is from the car washes but hard rain's are just as bad. I own 4 Silverado's and all the other trucks have Lund covers and don't leak a drop thru car washes or rain. My other trucks have Lund hard fold covers. so save your money
Thanks for mentioning the possible obstruction when items in the bed may shift. Not crazy about the holes either but I may be okay with it. Still, it's food for thought. The cost for a quality cover is secondary for me as I would rather spend more for something that's durable.
Congrats JuanF on the Veto Cargo Tote!! I keep putting off buying a Veto bag. I really want to get a Veto TP-4 other things just keep on getting in the way of buying it.
Can you stand on that cover? It looks tough as nails. Juan got the first day. Now only four more days to go. You guys are making my week very exciting.
I would not take one of those if you paid me . If you want a truck cover that is water tight , lockable and 1000 times better check out Diamondback . They are not cheap but they are worth every cent .
Congrats Juan! Greet video too. I have really been considering a truck bed cover but I feel like there is so much crap out there. I agree with Eric though. A lot of the really nice covers take up way to much real-estate when they fold in. It looks like this cover does a nice limiting the required space. Does anyone know what kind of weight limit this cover holds while closed? I only ask because of snow load concerns.
Can you leave it partially open? I was thinking change the strap to have a rope w loops to clip into a tie dow at each level of the next drop of the panels. and what do you do after it rains and you need to open it? Does the water all drain into the truck when the panels fold down? Maybe I could put a bin up font on both sides and add a drain for them. I like how its made in the US, but just thinking about how it will work daily and ways to use it.
My main concern is moisture leaking through the slats into the bed through the slits between the sections when retracting it, was this an issue you had with it? I live in a place where winters can be pretty rough, and wet, and I really don’t want to deal with snow or water or ice falling through into the bed onto all of my stuff
Congrats Juan! Great review guys. I am looking for a cover for my Tundra and this one looks pretty solid. I want one for fuel economy and it looks easier than a rolling type,
Looks nice but lets say you have you bed full of stuff how is it going to open if you have to push down on the panel, if there's stuff in the bed all the way to the front its going to hit when you trying to open it right?
This cover is not for the guys that want to do quick turn around installs. It actually takes some skills and some finesse to make them work properly. I saw the comments from the installer guy he is an idiot LOL. I put a Color Matched Peragon cover on my 2016 that I just traded in. I liked it, the biggest selling feature for me was the color match it was perfect. Not going this route again though, I am looking for a more watertight cover for my new 2017 truck.
For me the rolltop covers are not as good as th the hard single ones like the undercover. One concern I had was what do you do when you have to haul dirt? Dirt will screw up the channels for the cover. Thanks guys for the Review. Looking Forward to seeing more stuff for the F150 in reviews.
Yeah I still like that paragon cover. It's definitely a cool one. I think the pros far outweigh the cons. That being said, I wish they would come up with a no drill system. Can gears Juan!!!
this is nice but looking for something in the 300 dollar range, any suggestions would be great. Altogether would like a truck cap but i don't think I'm gonna find one spending less than 400
I just helped install one of these. This is the biggest piece of junk I've seen. Why would anyone want to drill holes in their bed to install a tonneau, when almost every other option on the market requires no drilling?
I've heard that sometimes when trying to open the cover the panels will twist/bend. Has anyone had this problem. Also heard it was noisy when driving down the freeway.
Yes. having issues with noise when driving on interstate. called them and they told me how and emailed me how to resolve. have yet to do. will try soon
seems like a piece of junk considering it costs over 700.00 dollars i recommend getting a piece of leather or vinyl and some snap buttons and make your own bed cover for about 100.00 dollars . Thats what i did and 2 yrs later it still looks like new , even through the heavy snow we get in Pennsylvania . Just make sure you pick something nice and thick !
This cover is a more obnoxious to instal than most other covers by the way. Metal is thin and would be easy to break and get into. I’d say go with a different cover.
Just watching the video, sorry guys not only am I NOT impressed with it. But do your research before you say "NO COVER IS COMPLETELY WATER TIGHT". And when your cover is closed, where does the water run off when it is raining??? I have to agree with Joshua Binks and Tom Collis. Very poor video
JUNK, Lasted 2 years. if you actually use your truck and constantly open and close the cover it will wear out very quickly, and begin to fall apart. Also it was never close to water tight, inside got soaking wet from day one.
Do not buy this POS! It falls apart constantly! This is more headache than it's worth. Trust me. I just ripped mine out and threw it away. I got tired of putting it back together.
Stupid design. All you need to do to close the cover is climb up on the tire and reach in and grab the half ass strap then hand to someone. Very handy....
These things are absolute garbage. I bought one about 10 years ago. Too much flimsy stuff hanging out in the bed and it never did operate properly. Two thumbs down 👎🏻👎🏻
Guys, get real, your wanna be you tubers and mechanics.. I would be embarrashed to recored a video in such an organized garage like that.. Definetely shows your not proffessionals someone would want to follow or take advice from.. While you at it, clean yourself's up..
Looks nice but lets say you have you bed full of stuff how is it going to open if you have to push down on the panel, if there's stuff in the bed all the way to the front its going to hit when you trying to open it right?
love the bed cover update...it looks like a quality piece of kit, and innovative folding design!
I installed my Peragon a year ago. Love it! Took a little give and go to get it installed BUT the client service folks are top notch!
I had a paragon tonneau cover. It looked good, it moved out of the way like they said. It didn't leak a little it leaked a lot, from every seam. I couldn't travel with any gear, that was unprotected, in rainy weather. As for snow, if you didn't get it all off, it would do a slow drop until it was gone.
My wife said to never get another when I got my new truck, I had to agree.
what truck did you have it on?
Thanks for the follow up....I have always either owned soft covers or hardshell truck caps, but hearing that the Peragon held up that well after a year....it will definitely be one to consider in the future. And CONGRATS JuanF!!!
Great work lately on your channel. Liking it bro!
Congrats Juan. That cover does look great. Truck company's need to look more into adding built in storage all through out the trucks. There is a lot of wasted space.
Congrats Juan, I can't wait to see what the rest of the week has in hold, especially friday, its going to be epic. Mainly because I feel like you two all ready picked the ultimate tool bag winner and have the video done.
I really like that locking system great place to put it. Congrats Juan.
Congrats to the winner today! Super stoked for giveaway week and of course the UTBG! Looks like a really nice cover, love the metal and compact design for short beds. Awesome video guys!!
Great follow up review. I like that truck bed cover; my wife use to have a 08 f150 and all i had on it was a leather cover that rolled up/pain in the butt. Yours looks alot cleaner on your truck.
After seeing this video i wish we still had the old f150. One thing that was pretty cool and handy that i had installed on it was a metal rolling tray on it that was the same size of the truck bed. The front of the tray would roll all the way to the back of the tailgate when opend and could hold up to 1,500 Lbs. I could grab blocks, wood, and bags of horse feed with out ever having to get in the back of the truck bed.
Congrats Juan.....nice follow up looks like a great follow up/tanoe cover
I purchased a Peragon cover 4 years ago for my new Silverado, very nice looking cover, seems secure, the Silverado with the Peragon sits in the garage most of it's life only being driven about 6000 miles a year but the cover leaks so much water it is terrible, most of the water I see is from the car washes but hard rain's are just as bad. I own 4 Silverado's and all the other trucks have Lund covers and don't leak a drop thru car washes or rain. My other trucks have Lund hard fold covers. so save your money
Big CONGRATS to juanf!!! And great way to start the week, Dan that's a nice cover I have never seen one like that , that's pretty cool man!! T.I.A!!
Way to go Juan! Love the veto pack. That is the man purse tool carrier extraordanaire! I have a ridgeline so I'll have to check on that paragon system. And to everyone who says it is not a real truck- it has a cab and a bed and carries 4x8 plywood with no problem. I hate to sound defensive but I am. Dan knows how you have to defend the ridegy.
Sorry man, but it is not a real truck until it has an 8 foot bed.
Nice follow up. I like this better than the roll up ones that have the canister permanently in the back. Although there are some that don't take up bed space and that's what I would prefer. That cargo bar is a great idea. Congrats to Juan for winning the Veto Pack.
Congrats to the winner. That thing is really slick. I wonder if you could flip it over so it would take up space on the top of the bed so it's not taking up space in the front of the bed.
Great tip with the gas cans Dan. Nice to see the covers holding up. Congrats Juan!
U can order quick clamps separately as an option or as part of Platinum package. I ordered platinum and I also got tailgate seal, dual locks and 3 year warranty along be with the stainless steel quick clamps.
Congrats Juan. Nice reviews guys. I'm not totally sold on which truck bed cover to get. Your revisit of the Peragon was great, but I will have to continue to check into other makers and designs before deciding. Just got rid of the '03 Ram 2500 and got a '14 F150. Will be adding a cover in the near future.
Congrats juanf. No longer own a truck, but definitely would have used this system.
Congrats juan f.. This is the first time ive seen that kind of bed cover, the most i see fold over each other or have a rolling,sliding pieces like one of those rolling doors at shops..
Consider a 2 year video update? I'm curious would how has it continued to wear (garage kept?)? If you had to buy it again would you or would you consider another brand? It seems like a lot of these tonneau covers are not really built to last the life of the vehicle which is a shame considering the price points.
Has anyone used this budget "tonno" brand option from Amazon? amzn.to/2EbbihU
Brian A good question.. I wanna know as well
I purchased a Peragon cover 4 years ago for my new Silverado, very nice looking cover, seems secure, the Silverado with the Peragon sits in the garage most of it's life only being driven about 6000 miles a year but the cover leaks so much water it is terrible, most of the water I see is from the car washes but hard rain's are just as bad. I own 4 Silverado's and all the other trucks have Lund covers and don't leak a drop thru car washes or rain. My other trucks have Lund hard fold covers. so save your money
Thanks for mentioning the possible obstruction when items in the bed may shift. Not crazy about the holes either but I may be okay with it. Still, it's food for thought. The cost for a quality cover is secondary for me as I would rather spend more for something that's durable.
Its a good cover. The drilling of the holes is really the only bad thing
Congrats JuanF on the Veto Cargo Tote!! I keep putting off buying a Veto bag. I really want to get a Veto TP-4 other things just keep on getting in the way of buying it.
Congrats Juan and I personally like the dimond back truck cover
Very sleek looking bed cover.
Y'all should do a review of your trucks and let us know how they have held up and what all you have had to do to the truck.
congrats Juan!
very nice looking cover!
Can you stand on that cover? It looks tough as nails.
Juan got the first day. Now only four more days to go. You guys are making my week very exciting.
Congratulations to the winner. I like that truck bed cover. It looks awesome. Very nice follow up review on it. I want one for my truck now;)
Congrats Juan.
If they rip the cover up they aren't gonna want the cover for them selves they will want what In the bed
lmao i was thinking the same thing
I would not take one of those if you paid me . If you want a truck cover that is water tight , lockable and 1000 times better check out Diamondback . They are not cheap but they are worth every cent .
Nice bag. Congrats Juan
I want to see the 6inchs of snow or freezing rain test.
Thanks for your helpful Info
Congrats Juan! Greet video too. I have really been considering a truck bed cover but I feel like there is so much crap out there. I agree with Eric though. A lot of the really nice covers take up way to much real-estate when they fold in. It looks like this cover does a nice limiting the required space. Does anyone know what kind of weight limit this cover holds while closed? I only ask because of snow load concerns.
Can you leave it partially open? I was thinking change the strap to have a rope w loops to clip into a tie dow at each level of the next drop of the panels. and what do you do after it rains and you need to open it? Does the water all drain into the truck when the panels fold down? Maybe I could put a bin up font on both sides and add a drain for them. I like how its made in the US, but just thinking about how it will work daily and ways to use it.
My main concern is moisture leaking through the slats into the bed through the slits between the sections when retracting it, was this an issue you had with it? I live in a place where winters can be pretty rough, and wet, and I really don’t want to deal with snow or water or ice falling through into the bed onto all of my stuff
Congrats Juan! Great review guys. I am looking for a cover for my Tundra and this one looks pretty solid. I want one for fuel economy and it looks easier than a rolling type,
Looks nice but lets say you have you bed full of stuff how is it going
to open if you have to push down on the panel, if there's stuff in the
bed all the way to the front its going to hit when you trying to open it
right?
Great vidja!
Looks like y'all need to have "dans garage sale" week
Great review guys.
Wow it still looks new
This cover is not for the guys that want to do quick turn around installs. It actually takes some skills and some finesse to make them work properly. I saw the comments from the installer guy he is an idiot LOL. I put a Color Matched Peragon cover on my 2016 that I just traded in. I liked it, the biggest selling feature for me was the color match it was perfect. Not going this route again though, I am looking for a more watertight cover for my new 2017 truck.
Alright Juan! Nice bag
there is a major flaw in the operation of this cover. it's impossible to open if you have cargo that is anywhere near the rear of the truck bed.
He mentions that in the video
yeah, it looks like it would be a problem storing tall objects because you wouldn't have room to flip the pieces down to open it
For me the rolltop covers are not as good as th the hard single ones like the undercover. One concern I had was what do you do when you have to haul dirt? Dirt will screw up the channels for the cover. Thanks guys for the Review. Looking Forward to seeing more stuff for the F150 in reviews.
Bed dividers would provide a solution for the things rolling forward
Yeah I still like that paragon cover. It's definitely a cool one. I think the pros far outweigh the cons. That being said, I wish they would come up with a no drill system.
Can gears Juan!!!
this is nice but looking for something in the 300 dollar range, any suggestions would be great. Altogether would like a truck cap but i don't think I'm gonna find one spending less than 400
That's pretty much going to limit u to soft covers, unless u get a Chinese clone.
Congrats Juan!! (Stupid auto correct)
I cant decide if I want this cover or the bakflip
Gj Juan! That Perigon cover is pretty nice. I wonder if the frame would get in the way of one of those bed extenders.
I would consider this if it was flush with the bed like other covers.
Is there any increase in gas milage with one of these bad boys?
Congrats JuanF! I can't wait to buy some Vetos!
Kinda wanted to see a durability test on it though. Eric jumping up and down on the truck bed cover . Lol
It probably would fold up
Almost like the old "roll n lock". Not for people in wet then freezing weather. Strap sucks having to reach for it all the time.
Cool giveaway...congrats to juanf....Giveaway Week...WOOHOO
Looks like nice cover if only I had $1k to buy one
do you need to drill holes in a Chevy Silverado? a 2004
diamond back cover is the best
How's the EcoBoost so far?
nice site ...thanks for sharing it :)
I know you had gotten the deck drawers.... What happen to it ?
spyderx92 This was shot before Decked
I just helped install one of these. This is the biggest piece of junk I've seen. Why would anyone want to drill holes in their bed to install a tonneau, when almost every other option on the market requires no drilling?
Yea the hole drilling does suck
They offer no drill options now
you two are the tools!
1:44 ur welcome
Good Stuff!
"What would you say this is? 8 inches , maybe? "
- Me every time I bring a new girl home
I've heard that sometimes when trying to open the cover the panels will twist/bend. Has anyone had this problem. Also heard it was noisy when driving down the freeway.
Yes. having issues with noise when driving on interstate. called them and they told me how and emailed me how to resolve. have yet to do. will try soon
good video
The ford "sissy bar" on the tailgate...lol
Sissy? I exclusively think of old men.
seems like a piece of junk considering it costs over 700.00 dollars i recommend getting a piece of leather or vinyl and some snap buttons and make your own bed cover for about 100.00 dollars . Thats what i did and 2 yrs later it still looks like new , even through the heavy snow we get in Pennsylvania . Just make sure you pick something nice and thick !
Would not buy again. Does not keep you bed dry. Leaks, and if you have snow or water on top, it dumps into the bed when you open it.
This cover is a more obnoxious to instal than most other covers by the way. Metal is thin and would be easy to break and get into. I’d say go with a different cover.
Just watching the video, sorry guys not only am I NOT impressed with it. But do your research before you say "NO COVER IS COMPLETELY WATER TIGHT". And when your cover is closed, where does the water run off when it is raining??? I have to agree with Joshua Binks and Tom Collis. Very poor video
wat if we have tools all the way to the top,,,,,,,
No offense, but that thing is junk compared to Gatortrax.
The peragon is half the cost
Boom.
Dallas Henderson and I think we know why lol
Diamond Back HD is still the best hands down!!!
Dallas is it removable
Holy sheet. Clean your garage!
Bak flip g2
Milk crate for the gas can
Buddy talks like his nose is plugged
and says "you guys" every 10 seconds.
He's not your buddy, guy
Random Videos Snugtop
JUNK, Lasted 2 years. if you actually use your truck and constantly open and close the cover it will wear out very quickly, and begin to fall apart. Also it was never close to water tight, inside got soaking wet from day one.
Has anyone used this budget "tonno" brand option from Amazon? amzn.to/2EbbihU
Have one its garbage. Leaks terribly and wheels go out after a couple of years
Thats the worst hard cover cant really carry anything thats taller than 10"s lol!
"Only reason why is so stiff its because I don't use it as much" lmao ok shut up and take my money
That cover sucks, main reason is the way it folds
This is the biggest peace of shit! I put on my truck!
Do not buy this POS! It falls apart constantly! This is more headache than it's worth. Trust me. I just ripped mine out and threw it away. I got tired of putting it back together.
Stupid design. All you need to do to close the cover is climb up on the tire and reach in and grab the half ass strap then hand to someone. Very handy....
These things are absolute garbage. I bought one about 10 years ago. Too much flimsy stuff hanging out in the bed and it never did operate properly. Two thumbs down 👎🏻👎🏻
Guys, get real, your wanna be you tubers and mechanics.. I would be embarrashed to recored a video in such an organized garage like that.. Definetely shows your not proffessionals someone would want to follow or take advice from.. While you at it, clean yourself's up..
Looks nice but lets say you have you bed full of stuff how is it going
to open if you have to push down on the panel, if there's stuff in the
bed all the way to the front its going to hit when you trying to open it
right?
You cant :{