Most Popular Includes Bow System for 2001 Jeep TJ

Fits perfect and was easy to install.

The product came as expected. I found the directions very easy to use, and had plenty of pictures.

The top worked out very well. Fit nice and tight and no flapping. Looks great as well.

Overall I love the product and the idea, but I’m not happy with quality and finish. Needs more work to be the product it describes to be. The pros: Ton of space. I can put so much in bed of my truck now. Especially having a fifth wheel hitch in bed of truck, I still have the space to put other things. Great for shopping or leaving stuff in bed and not feel like it will go missing. Still have not camped with it but I look forward to. Able to take apart alone without help like with other bed campers. Takes about 30 min but it can legit be done by one person. Lots of light inside during day. I’m glad I got one with window but at times I wish it was without for more privacy. I’m split on that. If you have a dog it’s great. Also, when you remove windows inside and back you just have roof to protect from sun with tons of air. Super cool. The cons: NOT water proof. If you have things inside that can’t get wet… in rain they will. Leaks everywhere. Not horrible but everything you don't want to get wet will be wet. Still need a water tight tote for clothes and electronics. The walls can not support highway speed. So I had to add broom sticks across frame on indie to give windows support otherwise I feel like they will get sucked in and ripped off. Not sealed. Dirt and dust gets in through the corners of camper. As well that vacuum issue. So the corners of windows and and frame have big gaps where LOTS of dirt gets in. Do not follow anyone on dirt road. Everything inside will have a coat of dirt. If the canvas has no holes on stitching and seals are better it will be a great product. Also, if you have a bedliner (like rihnoliner like I do) forget getting velcro to stick to front for securing to truck. I had to buy a 1”X1” aluminium angle iron and rivet it to bed of truck. Then to that smooth surface I used the velcro tape. That’s only way. I can add picture of that when I get a minute. I thought after it got wet a few times and was on truck for a few months the holes on roof would close up, but they did not. Holes where stitching is leaks water. Overall I still love it, and would buy it again, but quality and build is just not there. I take mine apart once a month to pull my fifth wheel and having the ability to do that alone without help is still worth it for me.

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It’s a nice looking topper. But I had difficulty putting it together. The top poles with holes punched in them for quick release extensions had large burrs. I had to file out each hole. Also the back window took three people pulling on it to get it stretched enough to get to the passenger side zipper. I’m hoping that after time and some hot weather it will stretch and form better and be more user friendly.

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The top worked out very well. Fit nice and tight and no flapping. Looks great as well.

The product came as expected. I found the directions very easy to use, and had plenty of pictures.

The top worked out very well. Fit nice and tight and no flapping. Looks great as well.

The product came as expected. I found the directions very easy to use, and had plenty of pictures.

Fits perfect and was easy to install.

Overall I love the product and the idea, but I’m not happy with quality and finish. Needs more work to be the product it describes to be. The pros: Ton of space. I can put so much in bed of my truck now. Especially having a fifth wheel hitch in bed of truck, I still have the space to put other things. Great for shopping or leaving stuff in bed and not feel like it will go missing. Still have not camped with it but I look forward to. Able to take apart alone without help like with other bed campers. Takes about 30 min but it can legit be done by one person. Lots of light inside during day. I’m glad I got one with window but at times I wish it was without for more privacy. I’m split on that. If you have a dog it’s great. Also, when you remove windows inside and back you just have roof to protect from sun with tons of air. Super cool. The cons: NOT water proof. If you have things inside that can’t get wet… in rain they will. Leaks everywhere. Not horrible but everything you don't want to get wet will be wet. Still need a water tight tote for clothes and electronics. The walls can not support highway speed. So I had to add broom sticks across frame on indie to give windows support otherwise I feel like they will get sucked in and ripped off. Not sealed. Dirt and dust gets in through the corners of camper. As well that vacuum issue. So the corners of windows and and frame have big gaps where LOTS of dirt gets in. Do not follow anyone on dirt road. Everything inside will have a coat of dirt. If the canvas has no holes on stitching and seals are better it will be a great product. Also, if you have a bedliner (like rihnoliner like I do) forget getting velcro to stick to front for securing to truck. I had to buy a 1”X1” aluminium angle iron and rivet it to bed of truck. Then to that smooth surface I used the velcro tape. That’s only way. I can add picture of that when I get a minute. I thought after it got wet a few times and was on truck for a few months the holes on roof would close up, but they did not. Holes where stitching is leaks water. Overall I still love it, and would buy it again, but quality and build is just not there. I take mine apart once a month to pull my fifth wheel and having the ability to do that alone without help is still worth it for me.

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It’s a nice looking topper. But I had difficulty putting it together. The top poles with holes punched in them for quick release extensions had large burrs. I had to file out each hole. Also the back window took three people pulling on it to get it stretched enough to get to the passenger side zipper. I’m hoping that after time and some hot weather it will stretch and form better and be more user friendly.

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The top worked out very well. Fit nice and tight and no flapping. Looks great as well.

The product came as expected. I found the directions very easy to use, and had plenty of pictures.

Fits perfect and was easy to install.

Great shipping and easy order! Installed easy peasy lemon squeezy

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The hardware was a fairly ez installation. The track above the windshield was already installed, but otherwise the actual top was somewhat difficult, still have one snap not done as it is 1/8" too short to reach. If you intend to install this on long, dreary, winter day, forget it. You WILL need a bright and warm sun to "relax" the material to be able to get the sides affixed in the side track. Overall, it does not appear tight in the rear corners, though adjusted correctly to the maximum. I have a Rampage on a 2nd jeep (black, not spice) and it is nice and taught.