BORDAN Cab Cover for Jeep Wrangler JK JL 4 Doors Without Hardtop, Waterproof Half Car Cover with 420D Oxford Fabric, All Weather Windproof Rain Cover Snowproof Cab Car Cover 2007-2024

So, whoops. I had my newly acquired 2004 2-door TJ jeep covered with this cover but with the top down - and then forgot I had it covered with just just this with the top down - and then (lots) of rain came. Luckily, this thing held on. The inside stayed dry - despite...well. All of the wet trying to get through (see the photos). I won't make this mistake again, but hats off to it doing its job in these circumstances.I will say, the straps themselves do not seem particularly high quality (the one plastic strap that is supposed to strap under the jeep is all but worthless) - this still fits well. Just the right amount of elastic. And, hey. From here - I have confidence that it'll keep things dry.

I have a 4 door 22 Big bend Sasquatch Ford Bronco. Easy to apply. No water leaks. Great product.

It is waterproof but hard to tighten it town enough to keep rain out when it is windy. But keeps most of the water out.

The media could not be loaded. Fit well over my bronco(2023 outer banks soft top.) I bought it to cover my bronco when I have the doors and top off.I tested it with my water hose so I’m not to sure how it will hold up in high winds and rain. The material is pretty thin but it seems to be durable. The straps adjust well and it hooks easily to the frame of the truck.The only concern I had was if it was going to fully cover the back door openings where the wheel fenders are when the doors are off. I believe it will when I take everything off because it isn’t that big of a gap. I’ll just have to wait and see when summer comes around. Other than that I love it!

This cover has a good price point, is easy to put on for one person and does keep rain out, which is why I gave it a 3. The first wind storm we had, the cotton interior lining, shredded off when the cover was blowing in the wind. Our yard was covered in the cotton lining. Maybe if the cover was tied down tightly, and not moving in the wind, the lining would not have been torn off.

If I was trying to build a well Inside my jeep this would have been outstanding, after some lite rain I had about 2 inches of water in my cup holders so if you want to know if it works with the doors and roof off your jeep... it doesn't. Idk maybe if the doors had been On it might have worked better . Just don't depend on it.

I was very excited to get this item, and so incredibly disappointed when I tried to install it. I have almost exact same product from another company for my jeep gladiator and it works amazing so in ordering this for the bronco, I was excited and assumed it would be about the same. The actual shell seems to be pretty good quality, and fits rather nicely, however is it is extremely time consuming and difficult to get the straps to work correctly not even worth it. I've read several of the reviews were people said the same thing the shell is great, but the straps are horrible and useless so they replace them themselves that's fine if you want to do that but I do not want to buy a product that is supposed to be custom fit just so that I can change it so that will actually work. I really do hope the manufacturer contacts me because they have a chance to have an amazing product here. They really need to change the system.

I’ve been wanting to get one of these for a really long time. I ride topless in my Jeep basically all spring, summer, and fall. While I’m parked at work It’s been rained on far too many times to count. This will save my butt.It goes on super quick and easy. It’s fairly light weight. It’s got a nice little storage bag to keep it in. It’s small enough that you can put it under your rear seats or in the back and not take up too much room. It even has a pad lock and cable so someone doesn’t walk off with it and also helps from the wind taking it off too.The zipper section is really nice so you can get into the front doors without taking the cover off.It’s great for those quick rain storms that the weather man forgot to mention we’re coming.