This one’s a little different because I’m doing two things in one video: a real-world review of the WildTop Beast on my long-term 2019 F-150 FX4 Coyote, and then an actual how-to install at the end. WildTop told me they didn’t have any great install videos, so we gave it a shot. Craig’s not here either, so it’s just you and me hanging out, talking through what works, what I noticed after a few weeks of winter weather, and what I’d change. The big story is the WildTop Beast is a soft topper that actually lets me keep rooftop-tent capability without going back to a traditional bed rack or spending hard-shell money. The Beast version has that grid up top and a class-leading 1,500 lb static (330 lb dynamic) load rating, and the “regular” WildTop is still impressive at around 700+ lbs. I went with the Sentry option for the plexi rear window so I can still see out the rearview, and after snow/sleet and highway miles I’ve had basically zero flapping and a bone-dry interior. On the install side, I walk through the key steps: assembling the hoops, pilot holes for the self-tappers, setting the frame on the bed correctly, sticking the Velcro (noting rhino liner may affect long-term adhesion), adding the tension rods, magnetic straps, and the included 3M paint-protection dots where the zippers could touch the paint.