I only used the front bikini section, and wind jammer peice.

I must say putting on the wind jammer was VERYYY tight, to where I couldnt do it by myself, and alot of swearing. Seemed like it wasnt wide enough. Also my wind jammer did NOT have the 2 tabs that come off the bottom to connect to the little clips on the back of the rear tub, like in the website pictures… all it did was connect to the top and sides, no option to connect to bottom, sort of upset about that, as all the pictures on the site clearly have that on the SW3 wind jammer, hopefully it does not effect it’s use.

Havent been able to drive around with it yet, but just sitting in it feels cooler and blocks out ALOT of the sun.

Update: did a little driving with this today, tops do not flap around, wind jammer does a good job, blocks alot of the sun. I like.

It went on very fast and was an easy one-person job. The bungee balls have held it nice and sung during my 20 mile commute at 65 MPH and there were no problems at all. Of course is moves as you drive but the only noise I could her was the flapping noise of my seat belts in the back.

Even though it was sunny but not hot, the top provided great shade for those in front. As you can see by some of the pictures below, the SW1 doesn’t reach all the way back to the turn of the rollbar so I am not sure if the folks in the back will get the sunshine or shade but more to come on that one as the season progresses. Would you recommend the two-piece top to get everything covered or do you have any suggestions? Also, a buddy of mine wants to know if this the top that you would recommend to them or would you suggest the two-piece?

So far, I really like the top and would recommend it as a fast easy air/shade solution. Very nice product SpiderWeb!!!

1. Packaging was great. Even though this was a demo SpiderWeb does not slack in Customer Service. I have an SW1 that my G/F got me for Fathers day last year and each time shipping was fast.

2. The fit is pretty good. I am a bit confused on the install on the top roll bar in front of the sound bar for the back half, but think I have it. Takes a little tweaking here and there to get it straight but no big deal. Printed instructions for the SW3 might be helpful for some folks.

3. The Black grommets are big improvement over the brass.

4. Still not impressed with the tie wrap for the front, came up with my own solution..

5. Having owned the SW1 I am aware of the wind noise, which is minimal and I found no difference with the SW3 so far. I have yet to take it on a long drive down the freeway. But I am confident that there will be no change.

6. The overall construction is good. There are a few corners that have pennants (or frays for non-military folk). That should be handled at production and QC. But overall I have no complaints. It’s a well made unit.

7. I have to relocate my CB from the Sound bar (see 3rd pic down in group) so that I can install the Windjammer section. No big thing there either. I was thinking of doing that anyway.

8. Not sure if I like the way the back piece comes down behind the seat. This is a personal thing. Maybe because I am used to the SW1 stopping 12″-14″ above the seat. Maybe make a “shorty” version option that stops higher up like the SW2.

To this point I am happy with what I have seen. Had the top down for a bit today but the weather is still a bit top upish . I am looking forward to installing the Windjammer. But will have to wait on the weather.

Took a few pics…

It’s been the third weekend that I have used mine, and I still really like it. It does it’s job to keep the sun off, was easy to install, and it’s quiet and works. It’s worth the $60.

It had 2 more straps for the front but they were too long. The set should come with 10 long and 3 short bungees and when you put the top up you can take the two little ones off the clamp area.

here you see the balls are up but it did not raise it any. I even tried the one bungee around the surround screw but it was too loose that way. It looks much better with the balls down!!!