COOL NEW 15K ULTRALIGHT TRUCK CAMPER SLEEPS UP TO 4

The truck camper is the way to go for many Americans, but it can be challenging to find a low-weight truck bed camper for your mid-size pickup.
Look no further because, in this video, we’ll be covering an ultralight fifteen-thousand-dollar camper that will turn your Tacoma into a four-person micro-RV.

➤ Featured
00:00 Capra Truck Camper

➤ Honorable Mentions
02:31 Air-Topper
04:45 CyberLandr
06:41 Falcon 8 and Falcon Series

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[beverlylange]

IF YOUR INTO TRUCK CAMPING YOU WILL LOVE THE INFLATABLE TRUCK BED CAMPER!!! I DID

[lorilange]

I love the truck bed inflatable camper shell very light weight, conveinient, easy to set up and portable...A gas saver!!

[bradleystewart]

I like the falcon. It looks like a great unit.

[Zoofactory]

Happy Saturday! Can’t believe I woke up in time to make it here this morning! Have a great Memorial Day Weekend!🇺🇸

[johndevitt]

Liked all... though fyi the Loki Basecamp is in Quebec in Eastern Canada the narrator said Western 🇨🇦

[laleyendaurbanaarf]

I would like to see a Gladiator with a interior pass through to the camper, would be nice

[harrymills]

685 pounds in the bed of a mid-size is not light-weight, to me. My ideal would be a composite/fiberglass over-cab popup canopy that extends the full length of my club cab, and 2 or 3 guys can mount to the bed rail.

My pickup is also my daily driver, so unless I was headed out, I wouldn't want to carry all that weight. I also stay away from propane, because of its bulk and weight. Coleman gas is less convenient, but it's more concentrated energy, and stores in almost weightless cans. I think propane light is more constant. That's propane's big advantage. But a Coleman-fuel stove is just as easy. You have to keep pumping-up or filling-up a lantern, and the light fades as the pressure drops. But one refuel of the stove tank is good for several meals, and one pump-up per meal is all you need. For lighting in camp, LEDs are the way to go.

Seems as though most companies want to see me a bunch of camping gear along with the shell. I already have camping gear, and cooking inside a camper is pretty nasty. People do like that fancy built-in stuff, but part of my joy of camping is setting up a couple tables, my 30-year-old Coleman stove, rigging a canopy/screen room/tent. If I need to eat on the fly, I've got my "tailgate system, " where I can whip something up faster than a pit crew at the Indy 500. It's just a matter of putting your cooking gear and/or lunch stuff at the rear of your bed. Learned how to do that in college, as the unofficial caterer on geology field trips. Didn't mean to be. That's just how it made the most sense to me, and I just ended up feeding everybody because I COULD.

[larryfelder]

The lightweight inflatable camper would be my choice.

[LoveMatters]

An inflatable air-topper called Flated 😎😎😎

[CanadianCampPurr]

Love them all, please do more campers from canada.

[beverlylange]

the campra has everything except a porta potty, fix that and this will be a good choice for a small family!!!

[waldemarhmelnickiy]

Похож на автозак, это такая машина для перевозки заключенных🤔

[limitlesscoker]

I thought you didn’t do the whole thing. What is the mesh on the sides around the windows what are the windows.

[troyheffernan]

Cost to much for what your getting. I'd put that camper shell in the $4500.00 range at best.

[dlg]

Of course anyone can make a light weight camper if they don't include the most important features in it.

[joevuocolo]

The Capra is a lot of money for a very weak design.

[donnathedead]

$15, 000 is way too much for something with no kitchen or bathroom.

[clintstinytrailerconversio]

truck camper you say as much as 900#... try 5000# UVW