If you’re looking for a versatile, streamlined pop-up camper that is ready to go in thirty
seconds, then maybe the TakeOff from Easy Caravanning is the perfect fit for you!
Stick around until the end to look at a few of our honorable mentions as well.
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With a combined total of over seventy years of experience in RV
manufacturing, the Holland-based company of Easy Caravanning is innovating the marketplace.
Like any good thing, it’s nearly impossible to do alone, and that’s why Easy Caravanning
is working with Holtkamper, Karsten, and Hegge Industrial Design, or HID.
With Holtkamper handling production, Karsten manufacturing the tents, and HID designing the
various models and layouts, Easy Caravanning can make their concept a reality.
Holland is known for four things: its wooden shoes,
cheese, gorgeous countryside, and plenty of iconic windmills.
That’s why this Dutch-based company wanted to make a camper trailer that could be set up quickly.
Fast enough that you could stop and set it up at the rest area
instead of sleeping in your vehicle. You could even enjoy a cup of coffee
on the side of the road within the comfort of your TakeOff camper trailer.
The TakeOff is a sleek and streamlined camper trailer
suitable for towing by compact or electric vehicles.
The exterior design seems inspired by those summer boats your uncle always talked about,
with a low profile that cuts through the wind resistance and is easy on the eyes.
The innovative lifting mechanism is as simple as opening the rear
and lifting the top with mechanical assistance.
The top and chassis are solid, durable materials. The walls are designed after
traditional tents and supported by the same mechanism that lifts the camper up.
If you don’t like the layout of the TakeOff,
then the newest option from Easy Caravanning may be more to your liking.
The original and primary floor plan is built around the dining lounge with two sofas that
are easily converted into a slightly larger bed than the average queen-sized bed.
However, Easy Caravanning has made the interior more of a hybrid situation for the new layout.
The bed has two parts in this setup. Its top part is fixed in place
perpendicular to the dining table. While the lower section can convert to a small dining table.
This allows one or more people to lounge in bed without being in the
way of anyone else trying to do work or eat!
This new layout should be more appealing to campers who go with a partner or buddy since
you don’t need such long benches, and having an available bed at all times is nice.
However, when you want to get some real rest at night, you can move the dinette table
and add on a few cushions to create a slightly larger-than-average queen-sized bed.
Alternatively, you could set up two single beds if you’re with a friend,
which gives better access into and out of bed with better access to the dining bench door.
It’s from that dining bench door that we can get to the portable toilet,
so eliminating even more time to access it is also a plus.
Finally, the last thing the new layout offers is a sizeable storage area found under the bed.
Aside from those differences, both layouts still support and sell with
a kitchenette that you can choose to be installed for outdoor or indoor use.
A cool box and dual-burner cooktop are also paired with the TakeOff.
They sit right across from each other next to the entry doorway.
While Easy Caravanning hasn’t given an updated spec list for the new floor plan,
the original sat at a weight of around one thousand three hundred pounds. We don’t
expect too much difference with the new layout.
Suppose you would like to pick yourself up a TakeOff pop-up camper trailer.
In that case, you’re looking at a price of around fifteen and a half to twenty thousand dollars,
depending on your floor plan.
If you liked what you saw in this video, scroll down to the comments and let us know
what you liked, or even didn’t like, about the TakeOff from Easy Caravanning.
We love to hear your feedback!
When looking at campers designed for truck beds, you usually get one of two outcomes.
A large bulky boulder of a mechanism that weighs your truck down
and bulges out the sides or a shell with some willowy interior fabrics.
No matter what, you are making sacrifices.
However, not everyone likes the same things, and that’s where the Flip90 comes in. From
the German-based company called Queensize Camper in collaboration with ICC Offroad,
the Flip90 tries to do something just a little differently.
With over one hundred years of history under its belt,
the RV Camper has seen much change over the years while staying true to its foundation.
The human tendency to explore and discover has rallied a whole new hobby in and of itself.
One that has seen many spikes in popularity and is currently seeing another one right now.
According to camperfaqs.com, a million Americans are already full-time RVers,
with 4 out of 10 saying they would go full-time.
Because of this popularity, we see many different companies taking part in the industry’s efforts.
One such company is ICC Offroad,
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.
Nimbl was formed when Jon Turner and Judd Newman took over XPCamper.
Continuing their mission of developing the most agile expedition vehicle.
Intending to build a brand that took the lessons learned with XPCamper and employ them in a
new product, Nimbl captured everything they wanted in an Expedition Vehicle.
With that in mind, they produced the Nimbl Evolution with a new Ford F350 platform,
a modern suspension built for rugged trails, and a redesigned, heavily engineered habitat.
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