any Diamond back bed cover owners

thinking bout getting this cap pics and comments will do thanks

 

There are enough reviews on this site you can search for.

- Sometimes I'm jealous of the covers that roll back since I need the space and the middle spine restricts that. I wish that it would have sat a couple inches taller.

- I do like that it locks and feels secure.

- Its a great platform for accessing my roof rack.

- I bought a soft topper though for the times I need the extra space. It's easy enough to take on/off.

- It barely fits the fridge I got for the truck bed, but it works.

 

thinking dave drives a minivan

 

I got two young kids to pack camping gear for. Sometime it might be easier if I did....

 

I love mine.I live downtown in a major city. It's the most secure cover I could find. I feel reasonablely safe keeping gear inside. Fit/finish/construction is great.

 

yes sir thats what im talking about.....just ordered the SE smooth thanks for the post

 

Smooth black HD here. Fantastic quality, as secure as the cab. One pic loaded on top too.

 

There is a good Diamondback thread with lots of pics and ideas. Front Runner is what I went with.

 

I also went with front runner but it requires you to drill into the DB. kb voodoo make bed bars compatible but you lose the ability to access the front panel. I have the cross bin so that wasn't an option for me.

 

Kpvoodoo makes a easily removable rack. I've been pretty happy with mine.
(Only note, do not get the steel kpvoodoo rack, the powder coating on the rack is really bad, mine is already flaking and rusting, 4 months old)

 

@deadpocketss

 

There's already a thread for Diamondbacks out there.
Search bars are handy.

EDIT: Plus mine is old/not on a turd third gen.

 

It’s a great cover, love mine.

 

Yep! Live basically in the heart of Seattle and when I saw a picture someone posted of someone trying to break into the bed of their truck with a Diamondback cover with a crowbar to no avail, I was sold. Thing is more secure than the cab of the truck, especially since there's no way to know if anything is actually in there.

Also, installing the remote lock in the tailgate made everything way simpler.