Looking to hike in Colorado or camp in Michigan?
To tough it out in the desert or fish on the river?
Then maybe you’re a truck bed camper sort of person, and you have an itch.
In this video, you’ll get a good look at some innovative truck bed campers, from the
inexpensive and easy Topperlift to the custom lightweight models from Bahn Camper Works.
There’s even a truck bed camper made specifically for the Tesla Cybertruck called the CyberLandr.
I’m Glenn, and let’s get to it!
Time is a valuable commodity, and the expense of it to pack and unpack, then set-up and
tear-down can be a hassle.
So what’s a solution?
Well, we’re going to just start right off with the Topperlift, which is a company that
specializes in making a universal lifting kit that fits all mid and full-sized pickup trucks.
It is just that simple.
It’s never been easier to transform your truck of choice into a pop-up camper waiting
to be used.
The Topperlift kit does what it says on the tin.
It takes the topper you already own and lifts it for more space.
You can then choose to combine that with their Weekender Camper package and turn your truck
bed into a campsite.
Topperlift also offers a Contractor Package with plenty of extra room and a workstation
that is set up in seconds!
Following Topperlift, we have a family-owned business from Australia.
Cameron Campers and Canvas handle everything involving travel trailers, from manufacturing
to the repairs.
One of the things they happen to manufacture is a compact slide-on camper.
These are customized additions that turn your truck from a travel tool into a place of comfort
and homey spirit.
The Cameron Compact Slide-One is a two-piece ensemble.
You have the waterproof aluminum slide-on itself and then the tent that accompanies it.
The tent is easily set up within minutes and offers a sufficiently spacious stay.
There is plenty of storage included with an 821-liter storage box.
And another nice creature comfort is the bbq and 30-liter draw fridge.
And if you like the idea of these sort of slide-on campers but are maybe looking for
something different, the Cameron Cobber Slide-On Camper may do it for you.
This is a similar, albeit boxier, brother to the compact variant.
This version is also intended to be customized through various additions and modules, so
you can capture that perfect weekend in the woods.
Upping the stakes a bit, we find ourselves in the lap of Bahn Camper Works.
This is an entirely customized truck camper company with over 30 years of experience.
The founder and owner of Bahn, Ryan, works personally on each camper, one by one, until
it is done.
Bahn Camper Works is a bit different from the average distributor of campers.
They start with a shell that weighs around 700 pounds and is made from resin-infused fiberglass.
Windows, doors, insulation, wiring, etc., are all things that Bahn can tackle.
Mum’s the word.
And if you wanted a little more with your campers, such as bed upgrades, extra underfloor
storage, or door or roof racks, Bahn has you covered there as well.
And after construction of the hardy, and dare I say pleasant-looking, shell, Bahn gets cracking
on the interior.
This is where the magic happens.
Each interior is entirely custom-built to please the consumer for whatever they may
need it for.
Kitted kitchenettes inside or out, hot water, solar charging system.
I mean, the list goes on.
If you think you may want it for your trips, you may as well just ask, and they can probably
do it for you.
And you’ll get the opportunity.
Bahn sits down and asks what you want, and they spend the first month alone designing
the exact thing you want.
We don’t always get what we want, but Bahn has made it clear they will try.
Bahn Camper Works is genuinely one of the only companies making your specific dream
campers come to life!
Let us know in the comments if this is something you’d be interested in or if premade campers
are more your speed!
Coming up on number two, we’re pressing the pedal down a bit with this one.
The CyberLandr may be quite a surprise to you, but it is a camper attachment explicitly
designed for Tesla’s Cybertruck, which has yet to be released.
The Cyberlandr isn’t so much about having a home on the road, but more about having
a kitchen, living room, bedroom, or bathroom with you anywhere and everywhere you go.
The Cyberlandr is a quaint temporary home.
The minimalistic interior transforms to allow you to utilize the space how you see fit when
you see fit.
The kitchen isn’t necessarily flush with doodads.
Still, it has a sink and smart faucet with voice controls and a large porcelain countertop
with an induction cooktop built into it.
The Cyberlandr’s “living room” is equipped with a 32” smart tv and surround sound as
well as reclining seating.
With the StarLink satellite dish providing high-speed internet, you can even use the
living space as an office!
The bathroom is snug but still fulfills the purpose you would hope.
A radiant-heated porcelain tile floor is a great addition, and a recirculating shower
ensures you have enough water to stay clean.
And in the same cubicle is the dry-flush toilet that cleans itself, how easy!
CyberLandr may not be the biggest, most extravagant thing we’ve covered, but it sure does make
the most out of the back of the Cybertruck.
And suppose you are a fan of near-futuristic minimalism.
In that case, this may be a no-brainer, especially if a Cybertruck is in your future.
And just like that, it looks like we are coming to our close.
Before we say goodbye, though, we do have one last treat for you all.
Located on the West Coast of Canada, Loki Basecamp has operated within the design, engineer,
and fabrication business for over 15 years.
They say they combine personal interests with professional expertise, and we’re excited
to see the product.
That product includes the Falcon series, which is a package of three slide-on trailers.
Each version is fitted for different trucks, with the Falcon 8 being larger than both the
Falcon 5 or 6.
Loki Basecamp makes quite an effort.
They say each of their units is hand-crafted, from the aluminum frame to the interior finishes.
Each one is tailored for the consumer; exterior color and finishes, interior materials, components,
and accessories make up the bulk of customization.
Creature comforts are important, and the Falcon Series conveniently comes equipped with some
four-season insulation, heating, and AC too.
The Falcon Series is a lot like a utility knife; a roof rack, multiple doors, a retractable
canopy, and a powerful 28,000 lumens light bar are a few tools in this kit.
Entering the Falcon truck bed camper in the back, you are immediately met with what they
call the mudroom on your left.
This is a space that converts into a seat or table area and also where you’ll find
the flexible shower.
Beside that is the kitchenette, with a portable induction cooktop, fridge, and countertop space.
Space isn’t an issue either, with three storage cabinets and storage pockets located throughout.
The over cabin sleeping area is large enough for a queen-sized bed with USBs a-plenty and
even a couple of reading lights.
The lounge area is across from the kitchenette and features seating that can be used for
multiple purposes.
There is also a small table that is removable for more space.
For power, the Falcon Series boasts a 360W solar system with up to 600ah lithium batteries.
There is quite a bit packed into this one, which makes it all the better for someone
who knows what they are doing and what they want.
If you are interested in the Falcon Series, let us know in the comments.
If you prefer another of the truck bed campers showcased today, tell us which one.
And if you didn’t like anything you saw, what would you like to see?
We love to hear your responses, and until next time, have a good night.
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