Saddle Brown in Sailcloth Material

Several years ago, we dropped the cash for a Quadratec soft top. It was at least $100 more expensive than this one, yet the side panels didn't fit properly at all. We made it work. Then the zippers on the rear window broke. We zip-tied the rear window in place. We drove it like that for several years, until I finally got tired of dealing with the trashy top. Figured why not try this one, it's inexpensive. It's not only decent, it exceeded my expectations. It isn't super heavy duty or anything, but it's well put together, fits properly, looks nice, and is totally serviceable.

This is a high quality top for an affordable price. The material is durable and has a quality look to the threading and weave. The tint is also a nice touch. It fit great on my OEM soft top frame. All around it looks fantastic and I can't believe the price I paid for it. If there is one pit fall of this top it is the zippers. The zippers are somewhat cheap, but this seems to be the case with most soft tops. The reason I even had to buy this one was because my old zipper broke. Where this company really stood out to me was the customer service. Read on for more: I installed this top myself on an OEM 2002 Sahara soft top frame. On my first install I did it in sub 30 degree F temperature so it was a bit stiff. The back window zipper ended up losing some teeth without much force being applied. The back window was basically not functional after this. I called the manufacturer customer service, submitted pictures of the damage, and they expedited a new top to me. I am surprised at how easy it was. I installed the new top in 65 degree weather and laid out the windows on a black top so they could cook while I installed the top. The windows went right on and zipped up with zero resistance after sitting in the sun for 20 minutes. Total install time was around 40 minutes, not complicated at all. It looks fantastic. Absolute steal for $200.

For the money, this top cannot be beat. The material quality is fantastic and the fit was real nice. I fought with it a little because it was only about 40* when I was putting it on and the material just didn't have any give. Tomorrow in the sun should resolve that issue. I have paid more in the past for tops that were far inferior to this. Buy it.

I had my original top off of my 1998 TJ and this one installed and zipped up in under 45 minutes. It was as simple as removing phillips screws and replacing them into the new top. I did have a 1/8" drill bit in a drill to make holes for the screws to make my life easier. The top fits really well. Whoever sewed the pattern did it just right. That said, it flaps around in the wind worse than my original top. The material is basically identical to the original, but thinner. My guess is this fabric and the window panels are about 2/3rd the thickness of OEM or Bestop's materials. But the price is so much less that this is a good option if you want a new top but don't want to pay a fortune. The windows are nice and smooth and not distorted to see out of. They're kind of a weird orangey/red color tint, but so are the Bestop ones. I don't think anyone offers a truly gray tint color. The zippers are weaker than OEM and you run the risk of damaging them if you force them. If they don't want to make a turn, definitely pull the top loose up at the header rail or undo the back corners. Do whatever you have to in order to get your windows zipped in without a lot of tension. If you do this, I think the zippers will be fine. Otherwise you'll chew them up. They're not 'self healing.' The only weird thing is that the top is loose along the front rail at the windshield, but so was my OEM one. I can't complain about it since it's an almost identical copy to my factory top. I just think it's weird that they seem to have too much fabric provided along the top rail. Maybe it's by design... It's working fine.

Great buy for my 2001 TJ Jeep Wrangler. This is my 3rd time replacing my soft top and my first time using this brand. Took under an hour to remove my old top and attach this one. Been almost a week now and so far I’m very happy. Material doesn’t feel as heavy duty as the original, maybe a little louder, but overall, I’am very happy with price and quality.

This top when on fine. Very tight, which is a good thing. The issue is after a week or so, it stretched so much that I can't have the windows open in the Jeep or else the top flaps about very violently. It is very noisy and not sustainable to drive like this for more than a minute or two before having to close the windows. I tried reaching out to the seller through phone (left a message) and their support email and I haven't received a response. I highly doubt they actually monitor the messages or their email inbox. I no longer have the box the product came in, but I will try to return this through Amazon. Don't waste your money on this. The price is too good to be true and I can't believe the reviews on this are so good. The lack of response from their support department is the most disturbing issue. I would be happy to exchange it for another and give that a try, but at this point, I am not interested in dealing with a company that has a non-existent support department.

Item was exactly as described It was packaged securely for shipment and it was shipped fast and efficiently. Met my expectations and was just what I needed to replace the OEM soft top for my son's 2000 Jeep Wrangler TJ. Not sure why others were complaining about the top for it's quality, fit and 'louder" sound when driving. It actually is much easier to take on and off than the OEM top that we are replacing it with. The tinted windows gives the Jeep a whole new look - super nice look - which I now wish we should have done sooner. Can't complain about the price as the fit/finish is superb, the quality of the Sail Cloth is fantastic. I (unlike others) didn't notice a difference in highway / road sounds coming through the top versus the OEM one, and I have a keen sense of hearing. The material is soft and pliable, looks great and fits the OEM frame like a glove. The only recommendation I can make is to pay close attention to the old top when taking apart the header bar (which secures the top to the windshield and has up to 14 screws depending on the model) on the old top. I made the mistake of incorrectly fastening the new top to the header bar (wasn't paying attention) and was disappointed when we put the top on. Quickly I realized the mistake and redid the mount and it works and looks great.

Bought this top for my 2003 Jeep Wrangler Sport. I have owned the Jeep for about 12 years and this is the third top that I have put on it. I only get 4-5 years out of a soft top usually. I have a 2014 Wrangler too and get about the same life out of a top on it as well. The top that I replaced was a Rampage factory replacement top. The quality is comparable I would say. It isn't one of the premium tops but for the money The quality is pretty good so far. It is July and I put it on late morning when it was about 70-75 degrees outside. I laid everything out in the sun while I removed the old top (about 30 minutes). By the time I was ready to install the new top it was warm to the touch and went on easily. I have done a few of these and didn't really need the directions but I took a look at them and they seem to be pretty clear and with good pictures. I only installed the back window so far and then rolled it up but I can say already that I like the zipper better than the Rampage top that I took off. The teeth are a bit smaller and the zipping action is struggle free even for that back window double zipper that kinda kicks my butt sometimes. The only thing that I miss about the Rampage top was the zipper pockets in the front corners above the A pillar. Most tops don't have them and this one doesn't either but it was about $100 cheaper than the Rampage top that I replaced. The other thing that is better with this top is the piece that snaps into the door surrounds. it is 2 pieces per side and they are not flat like the old top. I think that these will be easier to work with for putting the top up and down and give it a little bit of a "gutter" effect at the front windows. UPDATE- Here I am, only a year later looking at a different replacement top. The side windows never fit in very well. It's in the 90's this week and I still am having trouble stretching the top enough to fully zip them in and the rear window at the same time. I went through most of the year with the tops of them zipped but the rear edge only velcro'd. I have zipper lube and it kinda helps but doesn't close the gap. It is functional but hardly ideal. I've had enough. I'll replace it. It's the right time of year to do it or I'll have to deal with it another year. It's not awful but it's one of those things that I am kicking myself for skimping on now.