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SpaceX gifted a boon (albeit an expensive one) to digital nomads earlier this year when it launched its Starlink RV service, enabling internet connection in the types of remote, primitive spaces where it was definitely lacking. One of the shortcomings … Continue reading Starlink in-motion RV broadband puts more digital into nomadism
With three decades of building snowboards within a bare-eye view of the Colorado Rockies under its belt, Never Summer has conceded the battle against the year’s first solstice, launching a trailer perfect for enjoying the mountains when they’re not dee… Continue reading Teardrop and tiny home collide into rustic-modern Skyview camper
Mini-camper makers have been leaving behind the time-tested but limiting bench-bed/driver-side kitchen floor plan to experiment with layouts that feel almost as roomy and functional as large campers based on full-size vans. The Vanderer (plus e-Vandere… Continue reading Amstervan dual-lounger mini camper puts more R&R into RV life
UK company Leisure Pods has nearly a decade of experience building distinctive fiberglass trailers for the catering industry. This month, it officially brings that expertise to the camper market with an all-new trailer suitably named the Campod. An alt… Continue reading Campod pioneers a fiberglass camper wagon for the new frontier
We’ve seen a number of bicycle and ebike camping trailers sprout up over the past decade, but more integrated bike campers remain rare (but awesome). Dutch recumbent and velomobile innovator Flevobike helps alleviate the shortage with one of the most i… Continue reading GoCamp ebike micro-camper might be greenest solar RV out there
The latest off-road RV build from the mad engineers at Action Mobil is one of the company’s fiercest yet, emphasized by the angry leopard tattooed on its shoulders. The new Global XRS 7400 doesn’t even need those artistic feline teeth to be ferocious, … Continue reading $1-mil RV overlands like voracious wildcat, camps like purring kitty
The ID. Buzz van took an automotive lifetime to get to market, but things have been moving much more quickly for the ID. Buzz camper van. German camper kit specialist Ququq had the first plug-and-play ID. Buzz camper kit ready for the production van’s … Continue reading World’s first VW ID. Buzz electric camper kit launches for under $3K
The last we heard from Offline Campers, it was pushing out a hard-edged teardrop so ferocious it devours campers with actual jaws. Now the Australian shop is back with a trailer with a silhouette similar to the last one but with one major distinction: … Continue reading Ryder camper trailer hauls three dirt bikes to primitive camp
Like a multitool you can drive all over the globe and then stop and live in, the all-new Kamelback from South African RV specialist Bushwakka folds, slides, swings, drops and flips its way from compact Toyota box truck to cozy backcountry micro-home. T… Continue reading Toyota Land Cruiser micro RV deploys into loaded off-grid base camp
VSSL expands its lineup of modular tubular utility gear with a very different style of multitool, a packable party it calls the VSSL Insulated Flask. Not only does the slim double-walled vacuum-insulated flask keep your beverage close at hand and at an… Continue reading VSSL threads flask and speaker into easy-carry backcountry party