Hard Folds - Lund vs Tonno Pro

So I've been researching tonneau covers that were right for me.
First, I wanted to still use the factory rails, then be able to take it off easily. Also it should fold easily for some access to the bed. Also wanted some sort of protection.

I narrowed down the style, Tri-fold, vinyl on top, solid panels on bottom. This type of tonneau comes with either plastic panels or aluminum.
I choose aluminum because where I live (Puerto Rico) we have sun and high heat weather all year round; so I think aluminum will be better for me

so, wanted to know what you guys think on the Lund Hard Fold vs the Tonno Pro Hard Fold.

 

I just sold my tonno pro hard fold and it was awesome. I bought a cap, that was the only reason why I got rid of it. I really liked the hard cover. Because it's covered in vinyl, the cover won't show dents like the other hard covers, that was my main reason for buying it. Also, I think I only paid $530 for it shipped, so it was cheaper than the other ones too.

 

American makes one but the under panels are made of plastic... and I'm looking for aluminum under panels, which Tonno Pro and Lund are the only ones that make that.
Also I just found out that Lund is the parent company of Tonno Pro. and also that Tonno Pro doesn't honor their warranty where I live (Puerto Rico). So they choose for me lol

I went with Lund but, like I said I founded out that Tonno Pro is part of Lund, so I'm guessing It's the same cover. Just bought it trough 4wheelparts and shipped to PR total for $600 so I just can't wait for it to get here.

 

Lund in my experience

 

I prefer the fold-a-cover g2. You can open the front panel for storage access or the back. And it folds up nicely.

Rick