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Thanks! Yeah, we're looking forward to the ovrlnd topper. Just wish our truck had more payload capacity (ours is only 1450lb) so we didn't have to bring a trailer for longer off-grid trips (water, food, gear). But it's fine, probably gonna just get an Intech Chase to drag behind us for those.

I mean, I suppose we could but seems like we'd lose quite a bit. We just bought a 2021 a few months ago and it's got about 1500 miles or so on it.

The cricket is fine on size for us...probably bigger than we're looking for given our budget, but the problem is the off-road version is $40k. I've got 25k (30k) max if I make some sacrifices the next year. At this point, we're thinking an OVRLND topper + an Intech Chase or Pursue. The OVRLND...

you have no idea

Impossible to find in this market as far my searches have gone

Thanks for your suggestions. Interesting you mention Explore or Discover. Those two + the Sol Dawn have moved to the top of my list this last week after going through some of the Intech forum posts on this site. My research so far suggests that Intech is the only company doing affordable...

They look nice but they start out at 37k

Any thoughts on Intech?

Thanks for sharing your friend's experience with the Aliner. This is my fear and since yesterday I've encountered more of the same looking through reviews on the internet, which sucks. Hard to believe there's not a semi-affordable 12-16 footer out there like a NoBo that is actually built for...

Yeah, I was just looking at it and it looks great. The kind of thing I'm looking for. I basically just need a portable office i can tow into the backcountry for periods of time. Doesn't have to be huge, but does need to what I mentioned. A-frames like Aliners seem like they may be good options...

Yeah, that's longer than I'm hoping for, but everywhere seems to be that way so we may have change plans or get lucky and find a used one. I'm mostly just trying to find out what reliable companies are out there that build what I'm talking about in my price range. Def checking out TetonX. Thanks...

This is reply helpful. Thank you for taking the time to share what you've learned. I hadn't heard of TetonX and these are the kinds of tips I was hoping to get from posting on here. Any thoughts about Aliners or other aframe or hardside types? I realize they aren't overland material (unless...

Will check these out. Hadn't heard of them other than Mission Overland. Thanks for the tips

I should add I've looked and am most interested in the Taxa Cricket, but the cricket is too pricey and I've heard the build is not so great.

Hi everyone, I'm a newbie here and your sage advice will be appreciated. We recently bought a 2021 Chevy Colorado Z71, and added a factory lift and tow package. This is my first truck, so I have little experience driving one and no experience pulling a camper, but I'm not worried. We also...