Really really wish someone would make these in a basic "Affordable" shell ,Like a 80% camper that has to be built on the inside. Great video as always Mixflip!
My husband has sent a year and a half researching the best 4x4 camper and landed on this one. We have been waiting months to get it. We finally will go to pick it up in 2 weeks. I hope it's worth the wait and price.
good interview! its nice that you engage him and get him to talk more about his product. love the durability, toughness, and especially the simple but stout lift system. but for 25k i would expect a wet bath for the full size unit. it looks like it has room if u shift the sink toward the cabover bed, or half the bench seat.
I like some of the construction details, but a bare bones unit starting at $25K is going to have a tough time competing with better-equipped and lower-priced units from Four Wheel Campers and BundutecUSA.
This is the perfect camper for a 1/2 ton 6.5 bed truck. I love the fact that it's a little undersized so you can close your tailgate which allows you to keep your factory backup camera and adds some security when it's not in use as well. I'd like to see more modern technology like solar, lithium battery and a small inveter, but that stuff can be added. Honestly, $25k is a decent price for something built this tough.
The people complaining about the price clearly have no idea what it cost to build a quality piece. This camper is worth the price, in my opinion. As usual, people want top quality sh*t for next to nothing. FWC, Alaska and other quality pop-ups all cost WAY over $20k when well equipped.
Not an outlier. Four Wheel Campers start at $18k for a shell... but most hit $25k to $35 with the amenities you’d want. Same for Hallmark. Phoenix. Resale on these top-end campers is really good (at least here in Colorado). I’d expect these to hold their value over time.
I say buy a really nice canvas tent and all the associated gear and get out into the backcountry and have fun. Carry it in a Jeep if you want...whatever. See you out there!
G Henrickson that's the cool thing about overlanding. You can put a nylon truck bed tent from Napier for $200 or you can use a rooftop tent, or use a pop up camper, or use a tear drop trailer, or use a cargo trailer with a rooftop tent, or you can use a 4x4 van, or a surplus military truck converted into an expedition vehicle or urban adventure dual sport bike and tent and so on and so forth. The options are endless. Some options are affordable for every man....others take lots of money.
i am actually expressed with the quality and build, the well insulated unit wont be cheap for sure. fitting solar system, mini fridge..etc wont be hard
Wow that is a really cool pop up. I just went on a trip in death valley with a loaner four wheel camper and fell in love. I'd be interested in seeing this in person to compare the two
I loved this video. We have an older Palomino, and am looking to update the tiedowns with the ones they are using on this camper. Can you tell me more about those that are hidden away, like these do? Appreciate any help you can share. I hate running into the outside tiedowns, and making big bruises on my arms. lol
very nice unit indeed, @15:32 the metal eyelet on the trailer looks like it would snap easily. i know my 3500 would put some stress on it for sure. for $25,000 USD I could get a palamino soft or hard shell camper, maybe even a adventurer or lance. but this unit would be great for back woods fishing in northern ontario on the logging roads. interested if they would come down in price eventually.
Palomino's don't have the reputation for longevity though. This looks well thought out and we'll engineered. It's going to be more expensive. Most Lance units start 35-40k+
I appreciate the toughness. Meanwhile I have a 32 foot fifth wheel with two ac units and a outside kitchen and a full shower for the same price. Each to his own I guess.
BurtBartlow check out building a Jayco trailer on CZcams. There’s a reason for the price difference between the avg RV/TH/TT and the guys that do it to last. Lance, ATC, etc cost 2x more for a reason. This one for 25k is steep for bare bones
2A556FMJ I saw that. Agreed there’s a proper tool for the job. I for one don’t need that particular tool-- I just need a truck towable housing solution for me and my wife’s traveling jobs. Btw the two ac’s rock.
It would be nice if Outland would update their build videos and add a few interior videos! I can't find any recent reviews! They look nice but I'm aiming at a Four Wheel Camper.
Search youtube for newer videos of the CAMPX camper. Big Sky RV in Bozeman, MT has made videos of the 2019 production models. Production models improved quite a bit from the 2018 prototype shown in this video. They refined them even more for the 2020 model year. There are threads on various overland forums, as well.
At 8:25 the rear of the camper says 100% wood free construction, yet at 17:45 he states a wooden counter top, which it is clearly a wood/laminated counter top.
@@dansouthcomb5439 You're right. They're liars and should be punished to the full extent of the law for this egregious false advertising. Thank you for your vigilance in the face of such utter deception.
Am curious...so much gap between the camper inside the bed of the truck. Would upholstered outdoor patio cushions help insulate temperature wise and maybe by traveling movement? Seems like such a waste of space. Maybe I'm just missing something in this camper world that is new to me.
You can't compare this to a Lance camper, cmon man. Lance is a full time 100% self sufficient 4 seasons TC. Bedroom, bath, kitchen fridge etc... This is a square box with a cooler inside of it.
Yikes...there is nothing that cannot be overbuilt given enough money. Look at the heavy hunting, camping and hiking gear produced in the last century. The real trick is to produce something light and affordable that is just enough to get the job done.
Well, i got my 1st camper for 5k 88 Grandby 8 ' box, needs a remodel, not much rot, not much wood, just at the floor, easy fix, easy remodel for 8k. this looks like a sail boat inside and not very inviting, i kinda like the old paneling along with my upgrades better. yeah the canvas on mine isnt perfect, but for 8k, i am happy.
also the most expensive popup ever made 45000 canadian plus tax.its heavy 1400lbs for the 6' model.you need to add air bags for sure. wet that camper exceeds gvw on most pickups.the windows are puny?
Ummmmmmmm what?? Two different sizes one mid and one large, 6.0 and 6.2???? That makes absolutely no sense whatsoever. A 2 inch difference it’s just not even worth your time or trouble to have two different models if there’s only 2 inches so I don’t understand what they are thinking at all. But I don’t see anything that this thing has that’s the least bit worth your money. No bathroom, no refrigerator, no microwave, it’s basically nothing but a bed and a place to walk??? Same thing as $1000 camper shell with a cheap mattress
My FREE Frugal Homestead I am not familiar with that generator he mentioned. Btw thanks for using that link to buy the jacket. I appreciate the support.
midlandusa.com/product/ppg100-portable-power-station/ I've wanted the Lion Energy unit for a long time, but went with this similar, smaller (cheaper), version. Fortunately REI sells them and that 20% coupon helps.
Thanks ! I will take a look. But if it is anything like the Beautiful, but way over priced Camper. I will stick with my 10 year old $85. still working well Harbor Freight Gen. I take it out 200 feet from my camper van and run it dry over night in AZ. When I need a bit extra power than my solar gave up. If someone wants it they can have it. No harm no foul.
Ouch $10k for just a shell and a mattress. You can get a 5 wide runaway teardrop with an AC for $5500. Need to make it way more simple. Love the concept but need to hit that $5k mark.
hey mr. mixflip, i have a question for you....i have a 2013 access cab tacoma with a snug top camper shell on it, and i want to install a rooftop tent on it, the guy at a local pick up trick out your truck place said i can't because the rtt would be too heavy for the camper shell, by the time you add people and all that goes into the rtt....you have any ideas? thank you!
Sadly he is correct. A traditional fiberglass camper shell cannot hold a 200lb tent plus people. It will crack. You need a bed rack which is simply a bar braced system specifically designed to hold up a tent and people. You might be able to mount it to your roof area but you will need to buy a cross bar rack system to mount the tent to.
100% WOOD FREE. Wooden counter top. The fridge block the furnace's air flow. The windows are too small IMO (Maybe an option to run without and shades and just the bug net? Also, the camper looks like it could be wider by a good 4" on each side... but that might be just me.
simonlynchsae faux wood. The gap is for the slide in camper to do just that....slide in. You have to factor in the wheel humps. The fridge is mobile. It can be slide over to the right or put on the floor or placed in the shade outside. It's not fixed in front of the vents.
chicovonchico I would request huge polycarbonate dual pane windows upon making my order. They will work with you. The owner probably asked for those specifically for some reason. The owner also swapped the location of the roof access and vent fan. His money....his choice.
mixflip , that’s a good question, I don’t know enough about them all to give an informed opinion , I like the four wheel campers, they are lighter and cheaper, but this one is nice, especially because it has no wood.
My question is what is so much better about newer truck bed campers that justifies spending $25k instead of getting one that's 10 or 15 years old with a similar layout, for $2,000? I'm not normally the guy that points out a waste of money, I like new features, and new technology, but I'm not really seeing anything about this that makes it that much better, if at all, actually.
My question is...where do I find a pop up truck camper for $2000? I've been around the block so to speak and have never seen one that cheap? Point me in the right direction and I'll film it and spread the news!
@@mixflip First I agree with Cody. I bought a 94 camper and remodeled it and updated it and still have money in my pocket. Go to Marketplace on facebook. They are all over it.
Show me a camper for 2k that won't fall apart when taking it down a washboard road, Also Im not sure if you've been in the market for a bed camper that would fit a tacoma, but the lowest I've been able to find is around 6k for a older model, shell only. even then they sell way to quick that unless you jump on it the second its posted you'll lose out. Ask me how I know.. keep in mind similar builds sell for this price from Four Wheel Campers, as well as Phoenix Pop up campers.. Its just what the market will bring.
"We've done a lift kit on my truck just because I want a lift kit on my truck." Uh uh. 4 Wheel Camper comes in at 1000 lbs dry BTW. 300 lbs is a lot of gear. Nice though.
@Mr Sunshines Please don't add "dumb dumb" to all your replies (the last three you've made in this comments section). People ask questions because they want to learn and don't know the answer. What may be obvious to you is an honest question from someone else if they are not familiar and trying to gather information and learn. Adding the "dumb dumb" is unnecessarily condescending. Thanks.
Buddies flat-out lying; fabric is not made in Canada, it's Chinese. I've used the same factory numerous times for an unbranded rtt's. They even used the generic mountain logo found on like 15 different Chinese overland products.
I'm glad someone else realizes how stupid campers are without a Wet-Bath or Dry-Bath because it defeats the reason the camper was designed. Get a damned tent, cot and air matress. Or better yet for those "Adventurous" who probably havent' actually off-road with a camper (It's not a picnic) get a damned Truck Shell and put a matress in the back because that's all this damned this is for 25k.
To Martin Shell : is their A/C at all, all i see is great metal bottom & everything else is absent of, storage, windows!!!, heating, and a truly designed space for the Dometic fridge!!!!!
If you are talking about my Palomino Bronco pop up , yes it has it all. The one on the video here doesnt seem to have much more than a place to sleep and a very expensive cooler. ( refrigerator)
Sure you can rent that cabin for a week and at no point anywhere water exist can you buy so much as an outhouse on or near a body of water for under 600 to 1.2 million prove me wrong because i will buy it right now.
I was shocked that there were no amenities inside. It felt like the build was not completed. And for 25 grand? Not a chance!
My favorite feature of this 100% wood free camper was the wood counter top. 11:31
Really really wish someone would make these in a basic "Affordable" shell ,Like a 80% camper that has to be built on the inside. Great video as always Mixflip!
9thGenerationCajun I bet they would work with you if you ask them.
Your/y’alls pop-up camper, Arnold, is looking real good!
Real lite and strong and functionally well thought out!
My husband has sent a year and a half researching the best 4x4 camper and landed on this one. We have been waiting months to get it. We finally will go to pick it up in 2 weeks. I hope it's worth the wait and price.
Hey just wondering what you think about it after a year? Were also thinking about this company
good interview! its nice that you engage him and get him to talk more about his product.
love the durability, toughness, and especially the simple but stout lift system. but for 25k i would expect a wet bath for the full size unit. it looks like it has room if u shift the sink toward the cabover bed, or half the bench seat.
Unreal what tiny little campers sell for nowadays. For $25k, I sure hope it comes with a solid gold plated toilet seat!
I like some of the construction details, but a bare bones unit starting at $25K is going to have a tough time competing with better-equipped and lower-priced units from Four Wheel Campers and BundutecUSA.
Or hallmark and Phoenix
Or even an used Alaskan
Better quality, lasts longer, better for cold conditions.
45k canadian. 2k just to attach it to your truck
This is the perfect camper for a 1/2 ton 6.5 bed truck. I love the fact that it's a little undersized so you can close your tailgate which allows you to keep your factory backup camera and adds some security when it's not in use as well. I'd like to see more modern technology like solar, lithium battery and a small inveter, but that stuff can be added. Honestly, $25k is a decent price for something built this tough.
You are an idiot. These things are $70,000 and way too heavy for a half-ton truck. You should just shut your dumb mouth.
mixflip, please invest in a "dead cat" its a wind muffler and you need one
I bought a Real lite for 16g Canadian. I love it. Got it on a 14 Tundra 4x4.1100 lb. all the bells and whistles.
These people have just raised their prices to USD 45,000 and there’s no shell option anymore.
So, at 25K comes with a truck?
This is superb product! This company is likely to capture a good share of the market. Impressive!
You need to watch the video! The price is mentioned.
cointoss election 14:06
Camp X version is $31,000+ dollars!! Just because you make a nice quality camper doesn't mean you can screw everyone on price!
Camp X version is USD $40k plus. There is no shell option despite them advertising that they offer one.
The people complaining about the price clearly have no idea what it cost to build a quality piece. This camper is worth the price, in my opinion. As usual, people want top quality sh*t for next to nothing. FWC, Alaska and other quality pop-ups all cost WAY over $20k when well equipped.
D LG 35.000 us for this now
Not an outlier. Four Wheel Campers start at $18k for a shell... but most hit $25k to $35 with the amenities you’d want. Same for Hallmark. Phoenix. Resale on these top-end campers is really good (at least here in Colorado). I’d expect these to hold their value over time.
I have a pop up truck camper, I do like that roof they have if only I could ad it to mine! Leaks are a pain!!
I say buy a really nice canvas tent and all the associated gear and get out into the backcountry and have fun. Carry it in a Jeep if you want...whatever. See you out there!
G Henrickson that's the cool thing about overlanding. You can put a nylon truck bed tent from Napier for $200 or you can use a rooftop tent, or use a pop up camper, or use a tear drop trailer, or use a cargo trailer with a rooftop tent, or you can use a 4x4 van, or a surplus military truck converted into an expedition vehicle or urban adventure dual sport bike and tent and so on and so forth. The options are endless. Some options are affordable for every man....others take lots of money.
I like it!the 4wheel campers that slide in are about the same cost.this has a king size bed and better lift system,and better entry door.its great!
You blokes need to introduce & distribute this in Australia, only modification would be a 240v upgrade.
i am actually expressed with the quality and build, the well insulated unit wont be cheap for sure. fitting solar system, mini fridge..etc wont be hard
Wow that is a really cool pop up. I just went on a trip in death valley with a loaner four wheel camper and fell in love. I'd be interested in seeing this in person to compare the two
What company rented you the 4wheelcamper? I'd like to do the same.
Love the guys shirt. Looks super comfy.
11:28
100% WOOD FREE
"It's a Wooden Countertop."
I loved this video. We have an older Palomino, and am looking to update the tiedowns with the ones they are using on this camper. Can you tell me more about those that are hidden away, like these do? Appreciate any help you can share. I hate running into the outside tiedowns, and making big bruises on my arms. lol
Thank you again for another awesome tour of an Off-grid Lifestyle Liv'in option!
Thanks for watching
So nice! wish they made 8ft+ lengths
They will be! Look them up on Expedition Portal. I'm waiting for their hard sided version myself.
very nice unit indeed, @15:32 the metal eyelet on the trailer looks like it would snap easily. i know my 3500 would put some stress on it for sure. for $25,000 USD I could get a palamino soft or hard shell camper, maybe even a adventurer or lance. but this unit would be great for back woods fishing in northern ontario on the logging roads. interested if they would come down in price eventually.
Palomino's don't have the reputation for longevity though. This looks well thought out and we'll engineered. It's going to be more expensive. Most Lance units start 35-40k+
Dirka13 it’s gone up it’s 43000 Canadian plus tax
Awesome job mr Mixflip. Keep it up..
I appreciate the toughness. Meanwhile I have a 32 foot fifth wheel with two ac units and a outside kitchen and a full shower for the same price. Each to his own I guess.
BurtBartlow true...one can relax to the max on the lake....the other can go off road up the the Rubicon trail. Pick the tool for the job.
BurtBartlow check out building a Jayco trailer on CZcams. There’s a reason for the price difference between the avg RV/TH/TT and the guys that do it to last. Lance, ATC, etc cost 2x more for a reason. This one for 25k is steep for bare bones
2A556FMJ I saw that. Agreed there’s a proper tool for the job. I for one don’t need that particular tool-- I just need a truck towable housing solution for me and my wife’s traveling jobs. Btw the two ac’s rock.
Did you get the typically priced heavy duty truck of 65k+ for free?
@@mixflip would love to see a truck with one of these go up the Rubicon trail.
Base price as of April 15, 2021- Starting @$39,740 USD. OUCH!
More than that. And without any options. The camper is for stupid, clueless people.
Outstanding product, like it, thanks for the video !
It would be nice if Outland would update their build videos and add a few interior videos! I can't find any recent reviews! They look nice but I'm aiming at a Four Wheel Camper.
Search youtube for newer videos of the CAMPX camper. Big Sky RV in Bozeman, MT has made videos of the 2019 production models. Production models improved quite a bit from the 2018 prototype shown in this video. They refined them even more for the 2020 model year. There are threads on various overland forums, as well.
Man I really like that pop up, 25 k. Ahh maybe someday, till then I'm diy or die
reyray I'm going to have to take baby steps and start with a roof top tent and save up my money for a truck camper or trailer.
At 8:25 the rear of the camper says 100% wood free construction, yet at 17:45 he states a wooden counter top, which it is clearly a wood/laminated counter top.
The camper shell is wood free. The tables can be changed out as needed.
Construction meaning the structure. That counter top is non-load-bearing ;-)
@@dansouthcomb5439 You're right. They're liars and should be punished to the full extent of the law for this egregious false advertising. Thank you for your vigilance in the face of such utter deception.
@@atomicsmith Either you own or work for this company, or you're just an asshole troll.
Is that your best critique? Are you serious?
25,ooo for a superior metal box bottom & very little else??
Any future plans for a side awning?
Is this price a joke ???? Wowzer eah
Am curious...so much gap between the camper inside the bed of the truck. Would upholstered outdoor patio cushions help insulate temperature wise and maybe by traveling movement? Seems like such a waste of space. Maybe I'm just missing something in this camper world that is new to me.
Jenny Eagan they call them slide in campers. To slide in you have to factor in the wheel humps.
Very nice. And it is absolutely not pronounced, "COMP uh zit"
Liked the camper,awesome rig.
Maybe the owner wanted a portable burner to take outside?
I think the title should be "made by Overland explorer" but like the vid.
Emil Caruso lol auto spell...thanks for watching.
$25k? You gotta be kidding me
It actually cheaper than the wooden Alaskan camper and Lance camper.
You can't compare this to a Lance camper, cmon man. Lance is a full time 100% self sufficient 4 seasons TC. Bedroom, bath, kitchen fridge etc... This is a square box with a cooler inside of it.
Awesome in CANADA!!!.....No WOOD!! Composite R4 & FIRE Rated!!...could 'Work'!!
Good to see a company doing it right. I wonder what affordable would be like?
Nice unit, well done
I like this popup.need to have a service in the lower 48.
Big Sky RV in Bozeman, MT is a dealer. But the appliances, plumbing, etc. can be serviced at pretty much any RV dealership.
Hey! Roman from TFL and Mixflip working together😀.
very nice.
Go Canada!
What ford f150 model is that like xlt? Love this camper very nicely prized and solid
Yikes...there is nothing that cannot be overbuilt given enough money. Look at the heavy hunting, camping and hiking gear produced in the last century. The real trick is to produce something light and affordable that is just enough to get the job done.
G Henrickson agreed. This x-camper weighs in at 1300 plus lbs at 35000 can. Ouch!
How do you get it off and on your truck???
chicovonchico removable Jack's on 4 corners.
Well, i got my 1st camper for 5k 88 Grandby 8 ' box, needs a remodel, not much rot, not much wood, just at the floor, easy fix, easy remodel for 8k. this looks like a sail boat inside and not very inviting, i kinda like the old paneling along with my upgrades better. yeah the canvas on mine isnt perfect, but for 8k, i am happy.
Wow! 1,300 lbs is pretty impressive considering how stout it appears to be.
also the most expensive popup ever made 45000 canadian plus tax.its heavy 1400lbs for the 6' model.you need to add air bags for sure. wet that camper exceeds gvw on most pickups.the windows are puny?
Well said.
Windows way to small. For that price I’d buy a f.w.c.
Would love one of these campers for winter hunting and XC skiing etc. Can they handle 10-40f below?
I don't know how cold you can go with this one?
Don't think those dainty lift panels have much sheer value. Could make for a unnerving camping experience in strong winds.
This company now has a dealer in Bozeman MT
It would ne nice if they offer some sort of financing..
@@aponoypi - You should check Overland Explorers web site which has a link to there dealer in Bozeman MT
@@drewgilmour3489 thanks. For the price they are the best. Some of the vans or even campers have outrageous prices
@@aponoypi What would be nice is if they were reasonably priced... Ridiculous
Awesome!
Ummmmmmmm what?? Two different sizes one mid and one large, 6.0 and 6.2???? That makes absolutely no sense whatsoever. A 2 inch difference it’s just not even worth your time or trouble to have two different models if there’s only 2 inches so I don’t understand what they are thinking at all.
But I don’t see anything that this thing has that’s the least bit worth your money. No bathroom, no refrigerator, no microwave, it’s basically nothing but a bed and a place to walk??? Same thing as $1000 camper shell with a cheap mattress
Louis P. Some people have smaller beds on there truck.
My honey is 6' 8"! He needs ceiling height too.
I just watched this video and saw and then ordered the Tactical fleece jacket.
What is the "Line" Generator he talked about ? Got a link ?
My FREE Frugal Homestead I am not familiar with that generator he mentioned. Btw thanks for using that link to buy the jacket. I appreciate the support.
lionenergy.com
midlandusa.com/product/ppg100-portable-power-station/
I've wanted the Lion Energy unit for a long time, but went with this similar, smaller (cheaper), version. Fortunately REI sells them and that 20% coupon helps.
Thanks ! I will take a look. But if it is anything like the Beautiful, but way over priced Camper. I will stick with my 10 year old $85. still working well Harbor Freight Gen. I take it out 200 feet from my camper van and run it dry over night in AZ. When I need a bit extra power than my solar gave up. If someone wants it they can have it. No harm no foul.
Ouch $10k for just a shell and a mattress. You can get a 5 wide runaway teardrop with an AC for $5500. Need to make it way more simple. Love the concept but need to hit that $5k mark.
Don't be a cheapskate. This camper will last longer than any traditional travel trailer built with wood.
They dont offer a shell and the price is not 5500. It’s 45,000
hey mr. mixflip, i have a question for you....i have a 2013 access cab tacoma with a snug top camper shell on it, and i want to install a rooftop tent on it, the guy at a local pick up trick out your truck place said i can't because the rtt would be too heavy for the camper shell, by the time you add people and all that goes into the rtt....you have any ideas? thank you!
Sadly he is correct. A traditional fiberglass camper shell cannot hold a 200lb tent plus people. It will crack. You need a bed rack which is simply a bar braced system specifically designed to hold up a tent and people. You might be able to mount it to your roof area but you will need to buy a cross bar rack system to mount the tent to.
Roof rack like a construction rack mounts on your truckbed and will ride above your snugtop i have the same setup for a roof top tent on my dodge.
100% WOOD FREE. Wooden counter top.
The fridge block the furnace's air flow.
The windows are too small IMO (Maybe an option to run without and shades and just the bug net?
Also, the camper looks like it could be wider by a good 4" on each side... but that might be just me.
simonlynchsae faux wood. The gap is for the slide in camper to do just that....slide in. You have to factor in the wheel humps.
The fridge is mobile. It can be slide over to the right or put on the floor or placed in the shade outside. It's not fixed in front of the vents.
mixflip the wheel humps dont go all the way to the tailgate, smh
Why only 4 tiny little windows??
chicovonchico I would request huge polycarbonate dual pane windows upon making my order. They will work with you. The owner probably asked for those specifically for some reason. The owner also swapped the location of the roof access and vent fan. His money....his choice.
100% Wood Free Construction
“This is a wood countertop”
Only problem it’s weights a ton
Love it till I herd the price, can get a way better deal on a tow camper
but then you have tow it
Not built like this you can’t
Cool, although I thought it was a bit heavy and expensive... although I can see why people would want this.
Vince Fairleigh which brand and model is officially the toughest soft sided pop top truck camper in your opinion?
mixflip , that’s a good question, I don’t know enough about them all to give an informed opinion , I like the four wheel campers, they are lighter and cheaper, but this one is nice, especially because it has no wood.
If we get our truck there in Alberta, Canada, how long does it take to have it install & get ready to roll out? Is Alberta next to Vancouver?
Can we get the actual dimension? The height & the width please
Anyone know where i could order that exact table system from?
can't seem to find it on the Reimo website.
I will stick with my 1600 lb. Palomino pop up.
My question is what is so much better about newer truck bed campers that justifies spending $25k instead of getting one that's 10 or 15 years old with a similar layout, for $2,000? I'm not normally the guy that points out a waste of money, I like new features, and new technology, but I'm not really seeing anything about this that makes it that much better, if at all, actually.
My question is...where do I find a pop up truck camper for $2000? I've been around the block so to speak and have never seen one that cheap? Point me in the right direction and I'll film it and spread the news!
@@mixflip First I agree with Cody. I bought a 94 camper and remodeled it and updated it and still have money in my pocket. Go to Marketplace on facebook. They are all over it.
@@truckcampinglifemag I agree with him too. I just need to find these $2000 truck campers lol.
Show me a camper for 2k that won't fall apart when taking it down a washboard road, Also Im not sure if you've been in the market for a bed camper that would fit a tacoma, but the lowest I've been able to find is around 6k for a older model, shell only. even then they sell way to quick that unless you jump on it the second its posted you'll lose out. Ask me how I know.. keep in mind similar builds sell for this price from Four Wheel Campers, as well as Phoenix Pop up campers.. Its just what the market will bring.
Where is my wife gonna go to the bathroom?
She'd kill me if I brought that home.
Also, I have an 8' bed. No 8 footer?
Where will I go baffroom?! Cannae have one without baffroom.
"We've done a lift kit on my truck just because I want a lift kit on my truck." Uh uh. 4 Wheel Camper comes in at 1000 lbs dry BTW. 300 lbs is a lot of gear. Nice though.
he said wooden counter top! liar! but i still like the camper
I do wish the windows were biggerq
Is the canvass water proof
Better be bullet proof for $25,000!
@Mr Sunshines Please don't add "dumb dumb" to all your replies (the last three you've made in this comments section). People ask questions because they want to learn and don't know the answer. What may be obvious to you is an honest question from someone else if they are not familiar and trying to gather information and learn. Adding the "dumb dumb" is unnecessarily condescending. Thanks.
Can't wait to drink that furness water
Nice camper TX
Buddies flat-out lying; fabric is not made in Canada, it's Chinese. I've used the same factory numerous times for an unbranded rtt's. They even used the generic mountain logo found on like 15 different Chinese overland products.
he said wooden counter top, thats a fail in my eyes.
axsb lol every man has his breaking point.
100% no wood besides kitchen counter, for that price get rid of laminate
It was 25000 how much is it now?
For 25k yikes. Used Palomino here I come.
Nice 🇨🇦
i noticed theres no burners for cooking?? only a sink?
There is, you can remove them from counter
11:31 "it's a wooden counter top"
Thought that was a bit ironic myself... and the worst place to have any sort of wood, which in this case is probably MDF. Cook much?
Way overpriced for a weekend camping trip. Jeez WTF??
25K and no BR or shower??? Uhhmmm.........no
Martin Shell tvvtvtvvtgvvtvvtvvtvvtvtvvtvq
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I'm glad someone else realizes how stupid campers are without a Wet-Bath or Dry-Bath because it defeats the reason the camper was designed. Get a damned tent, cot and air matress. Or better yet for those "Adventurous" who probably havent' actually off-road with a camper (It's not a picnic) get a damned Truck Shell and put a matress in the back because that's all this damned this is for 25k.
To Martin Shell : is their A/C at all, all i see is great metal bottom & everything else is absent of, storage, windows!!!, heating, and a truly designed space for the Dometic fridge!!!!!
If you are talking about my Palomino Bronco pop up , yes it has it all. The one on the video here doesnt seem to have much more than a place to sleep and a very expensive cooler. ( refrigerator)
I see...you learnd from the european manufacturer .
Nice
Excetra, Excetra
Wooden counter top?
Imitation wood?
What What😲😲😲😲😲😲
25,000 $$$$ for this chicken box
Max 9,000 that's it
good luck..
You live under a rock?
Whats not to like ...😁😍
Too expensive for this
Lets see the inside to much time spent talking about the outside!
There’s nothing to see inside
Mr big Mr bigger (looks inside) umm.. there's not much 😂
For that price I can rent a cabin on the lake. (Maybe even buy it.) Without the worries off towing a heavy trailer.
Sure you can rent that cabin for a week and at no point anywhere water exist can you buy so much as an outhouse on or near a body of water for under 600 to 1.2 million prove me wrong because i will buy it right now.