Just ordered some new items for my Rzr. New rocker bars, a headache net by mistake. Thought I was ordering a soft top but later found out it was a headache net instead. Picture on ebay was showing the Rzr with both the soft top and net. But I never new they were two diff. things till I ran across another auction showing the headache net specifically.

Thats what leads me to this topic. I am now looking to get a roof of some sort and want to hear opinions or views or experience with either the soft top or hard top do's and dont's.

Any advise would be appreciated.

 

I got the hard top for mine, just for the single fact that I will be using mine for deer hunting in the woods, and I could see the soft top getting ripped up by limbs and lasting about as long as a snow ball in you know what. Just my thoughts.

So I would think it would depend on where and what you ride in.

 

Know of two soft tops ripping from trailering. Polaris is working on a new design with less straps. I think the soft top looks nicer, but don't know about the ripping.

 

Got the hard top.I also like the looks of the soft top but I want it to last.Hard Top.

 

Personally, I prefer the soft top. Most times I don't care for a cover at all ( I like the Sun [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]), but having a top rolled up, and stored, on a ride incase I need it is great.
I have heard of quite a few people having problems with the Polaris top though. If they are redesigning thats great, but there are some other places selling them that look to be of better quality.

Brian

 

3/4 inch treated plywood works great and it makes a great spot to set a chair and watch for moose and caribou. Works great for carry extra gear to boot.

AlaskaBoy.