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Weighing in just over 900 lb (408 kg), the new Scout Yoho camper debuts as the claimed lightest hard-sided pickup camper in the industry. Like Scout’s Olympic camper, the Yoho features a modular indoor/outdoor interior based around flexible equipment l… Continue reading Tacoma-size modular pickup camper debuts as the market’s lightest
As people all over the world rethink how they’ll live, work and travel during an ongoing worldwide pandemic, UK luxury motorhome upfitter GlamperRV presents an alternative. Its new Business Line of Class A motorhomes is positioned to be part mobile off… Continue reading GlamperRV braves the new world with business-casual motorhomes
This time of year, we’re usually taking inventory of our summer outdoor and adventure gear while looking forward to the new innovations from shows like Outdoor Retailer and Outdoor by ISPO. But 2020 is quite different. There’ll be no strolling the aisl… Continue reading Summer 2020 outdoor gear that pivots from backyard to backcountry
Many camper vans end up pigeonholed into certain categories — full-time two-person living, family camping, weekend gear-shuttling — but the new Blue Sky camper van from Outside Van defies such categorization. It’s part family van, part gear shuttle and… Continue reading Blue Sky 4×4 camper van brings the family fun, outside and in
Every ounce can count if you’re planning on heading into the wilderness with nothing but the pack on your back, and we’ve seen quite a few lightweight wood stoves designed for just that type of scenario. The Survival Stove Head tool is one that takes t… Continue reading Two-ounce camping tool slices firewood and turns any can into a stove
2020 has mostly been the year of COVID-19, but it’s also been the year of the hammock-tent update — the Tentsile range, the Crua Koala and now the Kammok Sunda. Kammok thoroughly rethinks its two-person tent/hammock into the new Sunda 2.0. More than ju… Continue reading Kammok reworks hammock tent for lightning-fast ground-air transition
A group of French expats in the US Southwest believes the school bus camper (skoolie) is more than just a DIY RV solution, and it seems to have good timing. With the COVID-19 pandemic having sidelined the tourism side of their business, the entrepreneu… Continue reading Las Vegas shop revives old school buses into colorful luxury campers
Before getting its pop-top flagship to market, Boreas Campers has launched a simpler model aimed at buyers who want the advantage of its tough, zero-wood construction without laying out $30 grand on a fully equipped trailer. The new AT takes the same 1… Continue reading Boreas composite off-road camper trailer leaves the wood in the forest
Canadian gearmaker VSSL has caught our eye of late with its sleek, flashlight-inspired tubes that pack impressive arrays of essential items inside, and now it’s back with its most compact version yet. The VSSL First Aid Mini carries more than 40 surviv… Continue reading VSSL First Aid Mini stores 40 survival items in a neat, compact tube
UK camper van specialist Vanworx goes bigger and burlier with its latest van. Not to be confused with the traction aids of the same name (only one x in those “trax”), the new MaxTraxx package turns a full-size VW Crafter into a well-appointed off-grid … Continue reading MaxTraxx VW 4×4 camper van takes leather and tartan to the wild