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That video had me :CWL:, well played sir.

They did indeed fall through (had an option to pick up an OEM tonneau at the pre-order pricing AIUI). PM me if you're interested, I'd be happy to meet up in PA.

I've posted my Interrobang cover for sale in the Exterior Parts forum.

Purchased this Interrobang tonneau cover on July 5, fully expecting to cancel my Rivian OEM tonneau cover order. Ended up keeping the Rivian cover (pre-order pricing) so I'm looking to sell the Interrobang tonneau after a few weeks of ownership. This is a very robust tonneau and performs well...

I'll be posting my Interrobang tonneau cover for sale in the forums once I have a chance to take photos.

In my case, you walk around to the side of the vehicle, grab the slat, and remove it by sliding one end out and then the other. It doesn't have to be slid out via the rails.

Actually, that slat (at least in my kit) didn't have velcro on it at all. Just the "double slat" pieces. In my case, it's the one closest to the tailgate that's more likely to lose adhesion.

Yeah that's a good point. Wish I had a better idea.

If it's possible to rivet the velcro (or similar) in place, that imho would be the way to go.

I went back out to compare them again. I think I'm going to keep the Rivian cover. Although I have concerns about its long-term durability, having the warranty makes it less of a headache. IMHO their usability (i.e. retraction) is enough of an advantage over the Interrobang for my personal...

Using the tonneau (removing, replacing) when the RTT is mounted to the Rivian crossbars over the bed.

You've mentioned your satisfaction with the Lomax before, and I'm happy for you. However, there are some folks (including myself) who need a tonneau that slides into the Rivian rails. Neither a roll-up or fold-up cover will work for my use cases.

It seems reasonable to me that a vendor would expect you to remove the tonneau from use if it could be damaged through unintended use or exposure.

After experiencing rain for each tonneau cover, I would guesstimate they allow roughly the same amount of moisture along the rails and into the bed.

DM me and I'll let you know if I decide to let my OEM one go soon.

I've seen a few people ask this, but without a) the manufacturer disclosing this, or b) someone willing to test the limits of their very expensive accessory, I'm not sure it's reasonable to expect a response anytime soon. P.S. Do folks typically stand on or otherwise stack heavy things on top...

Planning to sell one of them, but I'm not sure which yet.

Just swapped out the Interrobang tonneau for the Rivian one. Thoughts... Interrobang has more robust materials and a simpler design. This is most apparent in the way each company addressed their "retraction" capabilities. The interrobang design works fine so long as the velcro pads stay...

The word "gently" is working overtime here.

https://rivian.com/support/article/r1t-manual-tonneau-cover-guide