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I drive my truck mostly on weekends for camping trips and light hauling, so I don’t need an industrial-grade cover, but I want something that won’t flap in the wind or leak during rain. I’m considering a folding cover but not sure if it’s overkill for occasional use. Anyone tried something simpler but still reliable?

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I had the same dilemma and went with a BafFlip bed cover (BakFlip G2, to be specific) after debating for weeks. Even though it’s technically a hard folding model, it’s surprisingly easy to remove when needed. The panels are light enough for one person to handle, and they don’t rust or warp over time. I tried a soft roll-up before, but it never sealed properly — the BakFlip completely solved that. I found everything I needed to decide on Tonneau Trend, where they showed how different covers perform for light use and weekend trips. For your needs, a folding option like this hits the perfect middle ground between protection and flexibility.

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