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The truck cap (aka camper shell) has long provided a way of covering and securing a pickup bed, doubling as a light hard-wall camper for those who don’t mind keeping it simple. More recently, these caps have given way to a new generation of pop-up pick… Continue reading Moonlander truck RV tightropes ingeniously between camper and cap
Bowlus has introduced its most off-grid-capable travel trailer yet, bringing cutting-edge power and connectivity solutions to its incomparably shiny, Streamline Moderne towable. The all-new Volterra wears highly efficient AeroSolar panels to feed its d… Continue reading Bowlus electric RV stockpiles power & connectivity to torch grid ties
Many campers protect their outdoor seating area from the rain by covering it with a tarpaulin, suspended between nearby trees. The Shelter takes what looks like an easier, more versatile approach, as it’s a stand-alone tarp that can be put up anywhere…. Continue reading Shelter by Cinch takes the humble camping tarp out of the trees
The cube seems to be the official camper shape of 2022. The new Australian-built Camp Cube continues the trend and may be the most practical version yet. A tiny trailer that functions more like a pickup camper, the Camp Cube features a unique dual-func… Continue reading Camp Cube 2-in-1 RV drops off camper pod to become a utility trailer
Setting out to design a small camping trailer that would appeal to all types of modern adventurers, Infusion Design sidesteps the basic teardrop and box shapes and moves forward in a different direction, slapping contrasting shapes and angles all over … Continue reading Ruggedly avant garde teardrop trailer looks to right-size RV adventure
Airstream has teamed up with outdoor company REI for a limited edition version of its shimmering Basecamp, producing what it says is its most sustainable trailer yet. The REI Co-op Special Edition Basecamp leans on solar, recycled materials and water-s… Continue reading Rugged, eco-friendly Airstream trailer treads lightly but boldly
Texan outdoor gear company Solo Stove has today introduced the second-generation of its popular smokeless fire pits, this time taking aim at the troublesome cleanup associated with burning wood down to an ash.Continue ReadingCategory: Outdoors, Lifesty… Continue reading Solo Stove’s updated fire pits keep the smoke and mess to a minimum
Inspired by the bright-yellow postal buses that have long served as a vital connection to some of Switzerland’s hardest-to-reach peaks and valleys, Swiss camper van specialist Yellowcamper injects the resolute, innovative spirit of the country’s unique… Continue reading Mercedes EQV electro camper MPV seats 8 people, camps 4 or hauls cargo
The idea of pedaling a camping trailer via bicycle always seemed like too much calf-torturing squeeze for the juice – an awful lot of weight and bulk behind the rear wheel for a small comfort boost over a much lighter, more packable tent or hammock. Bu… Continue reading All-aluminum ebike camping trailer makes for tiniest, homiest micro RV
The latest member of a Heimplanet family of tents built to “unroll, inflate & done!” is designed specifically for ambitious twosomes who like to be well-prepared. The new Kirra tent is born from the latest evolution of Heimplanet’s well-established inf… Continue reading Heimplanet reshapes inflatable exo-frame tent to cut weight, grow size