Bestop Sport Bar Cover - Jeep '97-02 Wrangler TJ (Spice)

This roll bar fits nicely and looks great on my new Jeep. I did get it installed as the instructions were cumbersome and I wanted it done right in a quick amount of time. Very happy with the look, feel, and price.

Like all the other reviews say there is some more "assembly" than you may be hoping for and at first you may feel a little unsure how its all going to come together but it does. It looks very uniform when its all together and adjusted. When you zip on the short front bar covers by the doors they have the foam padding sewn into it. I wish they just did that to all the other covers. TIP, for the rest of the covers, when you have to lay the foam into it, just line up the cut out holes for the bars, and dont worry about any excess hanging out elswhere. When you start to zip it up it all goes inside. Trim off any excess foam on the ends when all done.

After purchasing some cheaper brands that didn't fit(and the manufacturer couldn't figure it out), I chose Bestop. The fit was perfect and I have received numerous compliments about the Bestop product. I liked them so much I switched all of my canvas to Bestop. Yes, they are more expensive but this is one time that you'll get what you pay for.

Very easy to install and looks factory

The fit wasn't a problem for me and the product looks good but it seems to be rubbing against my hard top and squeaks horribly. Not sure what to do. Looked online but haven't seem anyone commenting on this so guess I'll try calling the mfg.

Time consuming but easy to apply. I like the color and the material seems nice. I hope after all of the wear and tear that it will still look the same next year.

Excellent fit and look,

Not exactly what you'd expect/hope for if you're looking for factory style/fit. Too many extra zippers, Velcro, no cut outs for the bow pivot knuckle (the bracket that the soft top bows connect to, YOU have to cut them out). Honestly, the term FRANKENSTEIN rings a bell with all the extra stitching & Velcro. Basically, a engineer over-thought things, made them more complex and ugly!