My Tonneau Cover Saved My Hockey Gear

Even though I live in sunny, hot-as-Hades Florida, I stillrealize that when I changed into my gear it was
love playing ice hockey. I've been playing since fourthreally wet; and really starting to emit a nasty odor.
grade, was captain of my high school team, and stillAt first I thought, it just didn't having enough time to
play in some adult leagues today. It's a great workdry, but then something struck me. It rains everyday
out and it helps me blow off steam after a long daywhile I'm at work-but only for ten minutes. By the
at the office. If you play hockey you know howtime I leave work, I never would have known it was
funky your gear can get. By the time I'm done withraining and the roads are dry again. So sure enough,
a game, my pads are drenched in sweat. So aftermy pads were dry from the night before, but they
my games, I would throw my gear in the back ofwould sit in the rain and absorb all the rain water.
my pick up; an 05' Silverado. The truck bed is greatFinally, the mystery was solved. I have noticed that
for storing all my gear. It fits anything from sticks tosome trucks have covers over their beds, but I liked
pads to goals. Now here comes my dilemma. I livehaving full access to my bed. So I did a little
twenty minutes from work and the rink is 15 minutessearching and found a folding cover. This way I can
from there in the other direction, which is why I goeasily unfold the cover in the afternoon, providing
straight to the ice house from work. Sometimes Iprotection, and have full access to the bed, by
play a series of games, a few days in a row, so Imerely folding back the cover. And the cover is
end up keeping my gear in my truck. I started towaterproof, so no more damp gear for me.