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[powoq]

Soft Canvas, that seals weather tight around the roll bar C Pillars, and sheds water rather than letting it pool or drain into the bed, a good way to achieve that might be by putting a curved bow immediately behind the rear passenger seat.

Major bonus points if you made a version for rear seats folded down (or removed) that ran all the way to the B Pillar.

And if you make that, the next step , would be a rear window (See Jeep Wind Stoppers/Dusters for examples) that wraps around the B-pillar and zip to the tonneau.

Basically a Kit like this for the Bronco 2 Door would likely sell to a lot of folks! (I'll be first in line);

https://www.quadratec.com/p/mastert...msp-wind-tonneau-combo-jl-2-dr-soft-top-twill

Thanks for the incredibly detailed breakdown. The curved bow idea to prevent water pooling is a brilliant one. I’ve sent your ideas to our R&D team to look into the feasibility.

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[powoq]

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Either a soft solution or something molded in a durable plastic. And something that could be easily removed to accommodate replacing the roof. I live in eastern Canada and the roof has to go back on for the winter. Thanks for responding.

Thanks for the reply! Both the soft and molded plastic options are great directions, but the soft option is likely much easier to bring to life. I've passed this feedback to our R&D team!

 

[powoq]

I along with others im sure would love to see a cheap fold-up soft door option. I love taking my doors off, problem is PA summers are now mimicking florida with pop up storms. I'm tired of the soaking wet rides home from work.

That is a major pain point! I’ve noted your request down, but to be honest, taking all factors into account, a fold-up soft door has some challenges.

 

[TheKim]

How is powoq pronounced and why does it sound like one of the many random fake companies on Amazon?

 

[powoq]

I’d like a soft retractable cover, but others may prefer a more robust shelf. I just want to cover up any contents beneath the window-line, but still have the option to retract if I need to carry something taller.

Is yours a 2-door or a 4-door? The cargo space is different between the two, and it affects how we visualize the design.

 

[LVS]

Is yours a 2-door or a 4-door? The cargo space is different between the two, and it affects how we visualize the design.

Mine will be a 2-door. I have seen versions for the 4-door but nothing for the shorter wheelbase.

 

[HighVelocity]

Another company name picked by a random character generator.

 

[DarthLincoln]

Another company name picked by a random character generator.

Probably. The website and trademark of Powoq are registered to an address in Changzhou, Jiangsu Province, China, but according to the US trademark, “Powoq” has no meaning in a foreign language.

 

[powoq]

How is powoq pronounced and why does it sound like one of the many random fake companies on Amazon?

Another company name picked by a random character generator.

Probably. The website and trademark of Powoq are registered to an address in Changzhou, Jiangsu Province, China, but according to the US trademark, “Powoq” has no meaning in a foreign language.

It's pronounced 'Power-k' (sounds like the word 'power' with a 'k' sound at the end). As for the name, 'Powo' is a play on 'Power' and the 'Q' stands for 'Quality'.

 

[powoq]

Mine will be a 2-door. I have seen versions for the 4-door but nothing for the shorter wheelbase.

Exactly, because the rear cargo space on the 2-door is so much shallower.

 

[powoq]

Something that would allow hardtop owners to remove or open side windows a crack on the hardtop. Also a quick remove kit for the rear window on the hardtop. I don't think this would be too hard to do. I would buy both in a 1 second. If you do make this please make it available on the the 2 door.

I will pass this to our R&D team to see what’s possible. Appreciate the great suggestion!

 

[DarthLincoln]

It's pronounced 'Power-k' (sounds like the word 'power' with a 'k' sound at the end). As for the name, 'Powo' is a play on 'Power' and the 'Q' stands for 'Quality'.

Thanks for explaining. Companies should be upfront about who they are and what their brand name means.

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