Seal skin car cover for hail? Experiences?

Living Texas in there’s a lot of thunderstorms that produce hail and after seeing a friends truck get damaged, I was wondering about these car covers. They claim that their covers protect from hail….not many reviews out there…anyone use these?

https://sealskincovers.com/collections/toyota-tundra-double-cab-short-bed-65-ft/2015

 

Never heard of them before and they are about 45 minutes away.

 

https://www.sitejabber.com/reviews/sealskincovers.com#photo_632375

 

I don't see how any type of fabric would protect from impact damage, unless it's wrapped over a frame and suspended above the surface of the vehicle.
Even if it's the toughest fabric there is, if it's right against the sheet metal and something large enough to make a dent or crack glass hits it, it's still going to make a dent or crack glass.
Does it have some type of impact absorbing layer of foam or something?

 

I would glue foam to plywood then ratchet strap it to the truck then throw a cover over that. Make the panel the profile of the truck maybe study damage photos to figure what panels are needed.

 

Plant posts around your parking area and buy a shade sail to put up with bungees on two sides so it can stretch during heavy winds. Hail will not penetrate it. The only downside is that you have to be home. That said, when I begin to live out of my truck and trailer I plan to build a system that will attach directly to my truck to protect against hail. Just park, quickly assemble in 15 minutes and remove after the storm. Not practical for everyone though. If you don't care about the paint too much, old carpet turned upside down works well. Then just discard and replace. Obviously, storage and paint scratches are issues. Good luck with your decisions.