Rain Covers for Going Topless
Besttop all weather trail cover sounds like what youi're looking for. I've had mine for several years, works great. I take off the frames when I'm doorless, so you don't need those. They probably might make the fit worse anyway. I may have to try the PVC idea, although I've never had a lot trouble with water pooling on the top.
Ive had it stretch out my spidershade a few times due to hard rains.
That being said, it would probably be very easy to fix with a few pieces of PVC or something.
I ran without the top for a couple months but then it started raining all of the time so the soft top has been on a while so I can DD when i want too.
I have the smittybilt cover for my jk and I like, cant drive with it but it keeps the interior dry for the most part, the floor gets a little wet but I think I could keep that from happening if I strapped it different.
I'm happy with the Bestop cover. I've been able to throw it on in < a minute to keep the majority of a sudden rain out. Takes probably five minutes of adjusting for a good fit. The dietech mirror brackets keep the door openings from fitting perfect, but it's good enough because I'm most concerned with keeping the seats and dash dry. When there's a puddle on top I just pull it off to one side.
I'm happy with the Bestop cover. I've been able to throw it on in < a minute to keep the majority of a sudden rain out. Takes probably five minutes of adjusting for a good fit. The dietech mirror brackets keep the door openings from fitting perfect, but it's good enough because I'm most concerned with keeping the seats and dash dry. When there's a puddle on top I just pull it off to one side.
So this prob means the cover doesn't fit any differently if you decide to leave the doors on (though who would care whether or not the cover covers the door area or not).
The Rain Gear cover shows to go around any mirror you may have. I woulda thought Bestop would be the same.
So far I'm hearing more about Bestop than anything else.




