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Oru has a new design called the Bruin XL where you sleep sideways on a king sized mattress up top. I have not seen one yet in the wild, but people seem to like them. Too big for me personally

The whole concept of the hardwall (over canvas sides) is to withstand wind better. I think it does great, and the walls do not collapse or anything like that.

Sorry for some reason I was not getting notifications on replies to this thread and missed some of your questions. I'll do my best to answer below: 1. How secure are the barn doors? I would definitely choose them for ease of ingress/egress, but I'm wondering about their strength/security. I...

The upper section is 9' long, which leaves plenty of space at the end to get in and out of bed without folding anything up, I think it's a fine size. I see a lot of people run these AND a roof rack with gear on it over there cab so I'd guess that's why they actually sized it that way. If it were...

Yes, I leave my 4" memory foam mattress, huge 0º queen-sized sleeping bag, and pillows up there full time it's very convenient.

Did you make any progress on this? I'm in Boulder and am super interested to see what you come up with

Bump because this thing is insanely cool

Pretty epic, keep us updated when you do the new one!

2006 Frontier Nismo 6spd. Lifted on ADO 2" and their parabolic leaf springs with their RB6 wheels. Oru Designs Bruin camper on the back. Coming up on 200k miles and this truck has been a champion. Had an Xterra Offroad before. Built some HID projector retrofits with Morimoto D2Ss and fresh...

Seems like I'm one of the few here that has an Oru Designs camper. A lot of people reached out after my post in another thread, so I figured I'd start a new one as a central place to talk about these. They have two different styles. A hybrid hardwall pop-up called the Bruin, which starts at...

Mine is exactly the same, just the 5-gallon version by JSD with the fuel gauge on it. Link Here Looks like Amazon is out of stock, but you can get it on Walmart, Ebay, etc. Just need to pair it with the right barb fitting for the diesel fuel lines

Oh yeah plenty of room. I highly suggest going to check out the warehouse in person, they have a few model trucks with different campers on them so you can get a feel for different add-ons and stuff. I've been back a few times since getting my camper just to hangout and see what's new over...

Thanks! It's really been a great setup and I'm stoked to show it off a little bit. The camper is hilariously lightweight, my little V6 hardly notices it and I can take it on and off by hand with a few friends. I use my truck very often for regular truck stuff too, so it performs double duty as...

Here's a few photos of my setup. Oru Designs Bruin camper on a 2006 Nissan Frontier 6spd. I’ve had the setup for a little over a year and 35,000+ miles. I’ve taken it to both coasts, up to Canada, down to the southern border, and all over the Rockies. Usually skiing Loveland or A-basin, with...

The biggest thing is that with the Hiatus the sidewalls are not attached to the roof, so when you pop it up from the outside it goes up part way, then you have to go inside and push it the rest of the way up. While it's part way popped, there is a huge gap where the walls have not met the...

I've had an Oru Designs Bruin for about a year now and am happy to answer any questions you guys might have. I live in Colorado and have taken mine to both coasts, the southern border, and through Canada over about 35,000+ miles and 100+ nights in it. Mostly chasing snowstorms through ski...