[QUOTE]Originally posted by VTEXTC
Agreed.

 

The pain in the butt part is trying to un-do the snaps that are towards the middle of the cover. To solve that problem, I only use four of the six snaps. Mine doesn't seem to flap around at highway speeds either. I only use it when I know the weather is going to be nice, and when I don't have anything in the trunk so that I have somewhere to put it just in case.

 

You people are joking right...the boot takes 20 seconds to put on , and 10 seconds to take off, which then fold nicely into the trunk. Other than a button operated hard-boot, this is the simplest boot out there. You want difficulties, try putting a boot onto a miata after it has sat all winter and shrunk up.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Zach H
The pain in the butt part is trying to un-do the snaps that are towards the middle of the cover.

 

don't u guys have to take the boot off so you can close the top when you park at a public location? Or do you guys leave your top down when you guys park your cars at a public location?

In southern california, I would never leave my top open in a public parking location.

 

Mine doesn't flap around when i hit high speed but don't really know what you guys consider high speed. But I have one tab that was a pain to take out.

 

mine doesnt flap , and the cover sure makes the car look better
i didnt use it at first , but now i am
the more u use it , the less time it will take later to put it on
now i can install it in less than a minute alone

 

My boot cover was used exactly once, when I drove from the dealer to my place after buying the car.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by jyeung528
don't u guys have to take the boot off so you can close the top when you park at a public location?

 

20,500 miles driven. Boot cover never used.

Mine is still in the original bag on the top shelf in my garage, where I suspect it will always be...