4 season Pop-up?

[chnlisle]

Has anyone tried this stuff? It worked pretty well on my J24.

http://www.drizair.com/

or

http://www.damprid.com/indexf671.html

 

[redthies]

My vote is for the Hallmark Ute XS. It is an awesome rig. I have owned both a Starcraft and Scamper pop up. If I were buying today, I would go for a Hallmark.

 

[SGNellett]

My vote is for the Hallmark Ute XS. It is an awesome rig. I have owned both a Starcraft and Scamper pop up. If I were buying today, I would go for a Hallmark.

That thing looks like a truck-mounted Marriott! I'd be worried about getting it dirty, LOL!

 

[offroadcamperguy]

I vote Phoenix Pop up

My vote is for the Hallmark Ute XS. It is an awesome rig. I have owned both a Starcraft and Scamper pop up. If I were buying today, I would go for a Hallmark.

I might have a little slanted point of view, but my vote is always for a custom Phoenix Pop up!

 

[Pest]

I found one that looked interesting driving around in Tigard Oregon on saturday that was an Oregon Camper, a hard sided pop-up, but not the Chalet one that comes up at every search...



don't know anything about it but it looked very well insulated and it was only as long as the bed on the short bed dodge it was in

It was only manufactured for about 4 months. Sales were awful despite it's innovation. I had looked into the Oregon as well last year, but there were so few that I would have had to buy one sight unseen. When I contacted the manufacturer, the price quoted was (if I remember right) more than every other popup maker I had looked at (Hallmark, Coyote, Outfitter, etc.).

The one major issue I saw was that the roof was rigged to raise by using the external camper jacks. This means that 1) you can't remove the jacks and 2) you can't have the camper off the truck at loading height with the top up, the camper would have to be on the ground to raise the roof or on the truck (or some stand).


EDIT: Wait.... NOT the Chalet Oregon? Then Ignore my post!