Features to know about

Full Bed Use: Roll-Up Hard Cover

When you need the whole bed for a load of gear, you don’t have to remove the Revolver X2. Just drop the tailgate, pull the release cord, and roll the cover forward. The hinged 1/4" thick aluminum slats flex smoothly so it rolls up tight behind the cab. Nylon straps with plastic buckles hold it in place while you drive, and four rubber bumpers keep it from rubbing the cab. Because it mounts inside the bed rails, you can still use your stake pockets and side-rail accessories without interference.

Secure Storage: Rotational Locking Rails

Keeping cargo safe is easy with the automatic locking system built into the Revolver X2. When you close the cover and tailgate, the heavy-duty aluminum rails rotate to lock down the sides along the entire bed length. Gusset-reinforced levers secure the tailgate end, so once the tailgate is locked, the cover is locked too. There’s no Velcro or snaps to fuss with—just solid, mechanical security that stays tight every time you close it.

All-Season Durability: Aluminum and Vinyl Construction

The Revolver X2 combines the flexible look of a soft cover with the strength of a hard one. Under the UV-resistant, textured black vinyl surface are aircraft-grade aluminum slats that can support up to 400 lbs of evenly distributed weight. The rustproof materials and matte black rubber seals help keep out rain and dust while standing up to years of weather exposure. Felt strips under the panels protect the finish and make it comfortable to handle in hot or cold conditions.

Low-Profile Look: Flush Inside-Bed Fit

Some covers stick up over the rails and break up the truck’s lines. The Revolver X2 sits nearly flush with the bed rails for a clean, factory look. With no visible hinges or bulky edges, it keeps a smooth profile while improving aerodynamics and reducing wind drag. It’s a simple way to keep the bed covered without changing the truck’s appearance.

Quick Setup: No-Drill Installation

Installing the Revolver X2 doesn’t require drilling or special tools. The aluminum frame rails clamp to the inside of the bed, and the front hinge rail bolts to the side rails at the cab. Slotted brackets and pre-installed shims help square everything up so the cover fits snug and seals evenly. Once it’s tightened down, the cover rolls and locks smoothly from day one.