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A Domino that won’t fall come bumps, tips or wind, the latest off-road camper trailer from Australia’s Offline Campers features a unique ruggedized teardrop design that creates a quick sleepover or a full base camp. Opening the rear jaws provides immed… Continue reading Brawny Domino dual-mode trailer swallows campers with yawning jaws
The tailgate/roof/hitch shuffle is a summertime ritual with which anyone who regularly carries a lot of gear and people around is probably familiar. The hitch part of the equation usually gets eaten up most quickly, whether by a bike rack, hitch basket… Continue reading Yakima Exo two-story modular hitch rack gives cars pickup utility
Making an all-electric camper tends to be a little easier when that camper doesn’t require a large motive engine to propel itself to camp. We’ve already seen a few all-electric caravans on the global market, and startup Colorado Campworks presents one … Continue reading Solar-powered off-road teardrop trades propane for electric camping
In the United States, it’s harder to find a camper van that doesn’t cost over $100,000 than one that does. Over in Germany, though, camper vans costing under half that are common, so when a camper van commands a six-figure price tag, it tends to be loa… Continue reading Gourmet glamper van packs slide-out Big Green Egg BBQ and minibar
LA-based electric mobility company Canoo has pulled back the curtain on its third vehicle, following the launch of a subscription-based people mover and a delivery van. The company has now joined the likes of Tesla, Bollinger, Rivian and others to add … Continue reading Canoo reveals compact but capable electric pickup truck
From basic crumpled paper and dryer lint, to waxed volcanic rock and recycled thermoplastic, there’s far more than one way to spark a warming blaze, and it seems there’s always another just around the corner. The new Firetent from Canadian firm Coast S… Continue reading Firetent kit carries like pack of cards and sparks a teepee fire
Australia’s Sea to Summit has a three-decade history of creating lightweight, compact and high-performance gear for travel and outdoor sport. It offers virtually every camp sleeping product you can think of — hammocks, tarps, mosquito nets, sleeping ba… Continue reading Sea to Summit reverses its pole on roomy ultralight backpacking tents
Every ounce counts when you’re headed for an extended stay in the wilderness with everything you need on your back, and the arrival of lightweight cooking systems has meant hikers can still reward themselves with a hot meal on the trailside. For two de… Continue reading Jetboil’s lightest backpacking stove yet weighs just 7.1 oz
Both RVs and bicycles are enjoying soaring pandemic-boosted popularity, and ebikes continue becoming more and more capable. It seems only natural, then, that the bike camper market finds itself maturing beyond oddball, one-off garage creations to polis… Continue reading Fat-tire teardrop ebike camper explores the world via road and dirt
More and more camper brands have realized that many customers don’t want a big, ugly RV rotting away in their driveways for 3/4 of the year. They’d much rather have a small multipurpose vehicle to use every day of the year, including as a camper. Not l… Continue reading Bürstner makes Ford van a flexible mini-camper multitool