HitchHiker Origin Story

Tusca Outdoors was acquired by Redneck Outdoor Products: THE TUSCA HITCHHIKER IS NOW THE FREEDOM CAMPER, LEARN MORE AND SHOP CAMPERS AT FREEDOMCAMPERS.COM .

[wes]

Great concept. How about using top hinged push out windows so you can leave them open for ventilation and not worry about rain getting in. Might get stuffy sleeping at night with the windows closed while raining. Thanks.

[ICanDoItMyself]

This is really cool. And the price is actually reasonable. But I would like something I can slide into the bed of my Tacoma without removing the folding tonneau cover. It would definitely add complication. That would allow me to use it on my truck OR my 5x8 trailer. I would have a bed platform at the height of the tonneau giving storage underneath the bed platform. I definitely have an idea in mind but may have to diy it.

[richbayers]

Just ordered mine and really excited to get it and try it out!! Montana!

[russellwhite-sy]

Mine is arriving today Very excited about it

[willyfoofoo]

I purchased the larger trailer model yesterday. Will be testing it out in Louisiana when it comes in!

[skysteppes]

Can’t wrap my mind around how these can be durable.

[samraybon]

This definitely seems to fill a gap in the market, perfect to put on the front flatbed and can still tote atvs etc behind.

[Bht]

Any plans for a larger one? 7x7? Maybe a little longer too?

Would love to have some standing room and extra length for storage, and more windows?

[SilverScarletSpider]

i wonder if a bigger one could bolt onto the roof racks of pick up trucks 🛻

[louhawk]

Can u finance one to me. A 63 year young retired trucker on a fixed income. A liver transplant recipient. Living in my F150 with my 5x8 utility trailer . Ready to pick one up.. I'm in the Washington DC area. If not thanks anyway I'll build my own.

[ralphcantrell]

Great product guys! For several years now I had been wondering when someone would bring something like this to market. I had envisioned it being made of sticks and staples, or maybe plywood or fiberglass panels, but your design is definitely better.

[glassice]

think this crap has 1/4 bedliner over softe 2 inch foam . You can get glue and go are trailtop hand laid fiberglass with woven . that makes convex . the 1/4 inch bedliner has no support like fiberglass with woven strands running the whole area. About 5 years ago this con was going around. this crap may last a year . the foam is weak So let the bedliner crack . look at all the bs spam you can get real hand-laid fiberglass pods that can last a 100 years for less AND LIGHTER. When this crap comes into the shops. though is how big a fool pays for this You can get glue and go also trailtop pods using real fiberglass / foam for less COST AND WEIGHT. t5 years ago this con . What would change It takes $250 in foam you can get a used bedliner spray set up for under $500.