Bestop Trektop NX Family Window Storage Bag

[@philbarnes4476]

The windows all pooled in the bottom while hanging behind the seats, bending them all like they melted in the bag. What am I doing wrong? Seems it needs some sort of rigid support.

[@ksully5298]

uggggggggggh I thought that would happen when thrown in there with nothing keeping them upright. Glad I saw this.. they need a redesign. maybe with channels that accept the sliders to hold them in place. no point in having a fancy storage bag that trashes your windows. do you still use it?

[@goodfellamoto5787]

Just purchased at trektop nx glide and at the price these are now selling for i fee they should include this bag and a starter protection kit.. just my opinion

[@Jackal_Blitz]

So, this would NOT fit the current JL Trektop windows, even though it's just a bag? Am I missing something?

[@bnewcomb3]

Easy how that was installed on a hardtop as a demonstration. How does it work with the Trektop NX?

[@MeR1cK1]

Will the JKU super top ultra window fit in this bag???

[@BestopTeam]

Yes it will. Thanks!

[@MistAlternative]

I've had this Trektop bag for just over a year, only used for 1 summer. Over the course of the summer I probably used the bag about a dozen times, from that, let me tell you.... Very disappointed in the quality of this bag for its price point. I'm having to spend the day sewing back the Velcro to the liner. the liners are terribly thin and pull apart way too easily. 2 liners need the Velcro sewn back. The straps that hold the bag to the headrest weren't stitched properly. with the weight of the bag the strap just pulls right through the clasp. not sure why it wasn't sewn down so it wouldn't slide off. All the zipper tabs have fallen off. I suppose its the customers responsibility to make sure the metal zipper clasp was hammered down to not allow the tab to come off. This bag is also awful for a 2-door. there is absolutely zero point in having your back seats in if you want the windows out. the bag won't fit in behind the rear seats, they only fit between the front seats and the back seats which just creates this giant division between the two. If you do still decide the hang them there the windows eventually sag down to the bottom of the bag wrinkling and folding. Thankfully i'll typically drive my Jeep with the rear seats removed, and so, I just lay the bag down somewhat flat in the back. Unfortunately there are no other options other than this specific bag, but here I am, at the beginning of my summer with the soft top back on just a few days ago and I'm having to spend the day repairing and fixing this overpriced, poorly designed bag. I expected better, and with all things considered I would not even recommend the Trektop Glide to anyone if they were planning to take the top down (but who isnt?) specifically because of how poorly designed the bag is and that the windows are so rigid.

[@chelseaharrington5632]

i have some kinks in my window panels - whats the best way to restore/fix them

[@BestopTeam]

The best way is to let them sit out in the sun on a warm day. That heats up the vinyl and helps to take folds/wrinkles out of them.

[@jimwertman2288]

love the Trektop on my wife's JL but I don't like that the windows can't be rolled up. This option takes up too much space in a 2 door and blocks being able to reach in the back. I see the older Trektops had removable corner pieces, that would be perfect.

[@st4rrshine]

No information on how to lay the windows inside, how to secure them, how to use the headrest clips (mine don’t hold the material strap tight enough no matter what I do,) how to use the protective sponge things. C’mon bestop. Spent $150 on this thing. Not helpful