BestopSupertop for Truck 2 - '20-21 Gladiator; For 5 ft. bed

Looks great. seems to be high quality. Took a bit longer to install since I did it alone. Very pleased with it

Only took 1.5hrs to complete with 2 people in the winter. Not as hard as people make it out to be.

I was super excited to get this product. I’ve seen it on several jeeps, and I thought it looked pretty cool. It does! However, if you live in a cold climate, I definitely would not consider purchasing this item again. Installation took a while to understand even with two people. People on YouTube videos were not able to follow the directions correctly. Took about two hours for my buddy and I to put it on. Then, off to Montana for a hunting trip. Needless to say during deer season, it’s rather cold in Montana. This top is very difficult to operate, the rear bar that holds the rear window down has to be removed every single time. The zippers are an absolute nightmare to work in the cold.Additionally, the side windows can be unzipped and rolled up, which is convenient, however, the support bars make it difficult to load stuff into the side. Then, good luck, zipping up the windows. The fabric is extremely stiff in the cold, and it makes it difficult to zip up those windows. The combination of cold hands and stiff material make it difficult to zip the windows back up.I would imagine that in warmer climates the top would be a breeze. Then perhaps I would give a better rating.

Great bed cap. Canvas is same quality as the soft top on my wrangler from best top. Easily folds down if you need the room for larger items. Great so far in all weather conditions. If in snow definitely want to brush snow off to make it last longer.

This ended up being a big disappointment. I got it because caps are so difficult to get for the gladiator right now and I needed one for a trip. The day after I installed it, it rained. The bed was completely full of water. It was just seeping through the fabric and dripping down the metal frame. Everything in the back was soaked. It’s also only been on a week and it’s already getting wear marks from the frame. In my opinion, the zippers for the side panels are poorly designed. They leave a large hole at the back that just catches all the rain water when you’re driving and funnels it into the back of the truck. I will be returning this.

Recieved it last night and Installed it during my lunch break. Boss let me use our work bay and tools. Made it so much easier. True to all accounts, it is a very tight fit and will need a few weeks of break in. I love the way it looks and look forward to using it to it's fullest potential. Now...on to the next mod.

Everything is a nice sturdy fit once it's all assembled. Definitely a 2 person install the first time when you get to the canvas. I installed the canvas with an outside temp of about 40 degrees and it was not easy. When they say to do it in a heated garage or an outside tempeture of 70 degrees or warmer, they aren't kidding.

I researched a bunch and read the reviews on this topper. They’re pretty spot on. Way overpriced for what it is. The hardware fit and finish was not $1000 worthy. I had to actually redrill each hole with a step bit just so the tabs would clip in as they simply wouldn’t fit. I camped in this, the dew soaks right through it. I did travel a lot with it and it seems to be holding up to highway and trail abuse. The rail system is heavy duty and I like the ease of use with the zippers. Overall I would be happy if I paid $500 but I recommend maybe trying other brands or a hard top. It barely leaks in a downpour, some drips on the edges.