RealTruck UnderCover Armor Flex Hard Folding Tonneau Cover Fits 2021-2025 Ford F-150 8'1" Bed (97.6")

Once I got the side rails on and set the front it was literally already in perfect adjustment!! I never had to do a thing to it other than put it to good use.

The hard folding tonneau cover was very sturdy and slick looking on the truck. Keeps everything dry. Compliments the white and the spray in bed liner.

I had a difficult time at first getting the cover to work correctly. The real truck support staff were there for me to walk me through the process. Now I'll cover works as it was intended to, and I'm very thankful to the support staff at real truck.

The fit, ease of installation, and the looks of this tonneau cover is amazing! You can still use the whole bed of the truck if needed or keep your gear covered and secure.

This is my second one and the first looked as good as new for 6 years. I never have had any water issues period. My new cover went on easily, aligned nicely and set flat. My rubber flange around the edge didn't set flat due to being folded up for shipping. A quick over pass of these areas with my wife's hair dryer corrected it.

This is my second armor flex cover. The first one had for four years without any issues. This one I installed in about 1/2 hour. It looks nice, but it not as tight fitting as my last one. I have only had it for several weeks so I will see how it holds up. The price has certainly risen in 4 years

I really like the looks of the UF Armor on my Ridgeline. Install would have gone smoother if the instructions or video anywhere indicated you needed to remove the plastic inserts from the inner rails in order to slide the inner clamps into the rail channel. Once I figured that out, I was able to complete the install, but not after several frustrating attempts to get the inner rails to sit flush.

To install the brackets for mounting to the truck, you have to take the end cap off and slide the bracket into the side of the cover rail. I figured this out by looking at the PDF and saw the view of how the bracket was supposed to hold the rail.

Looks nice and benefits from fewer scratches with the plastic coated panels. Would be risky to lean cargo of any weight up against the edges. Some water leaked past the rubber seals near the panel hinge locations - might flatten out and seal better with time. Plastic clips for stowing the pneumatic lifts and securing the straps when the panels are folded up don't seem very rugged.

like the cover but one of the strut retaining clips that secure the support strut when not in use broke on the second day, so now the strut just hangs in the bed of the truck. very disappointing.