Hard side decisions

[Hunts]

Correct. I've had mine since 2018 and put 120k miles and 350 nights in it. It's been from Tuk to Cabo, cross country multiple times and toured Nova Scotia and PEI. Never an issue other than the normal ones on something that bounces down the road.

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Bundutec?

 

[sn_85]

We are pretty set on the Supertramp. Now im stuck between hardside and popup lol Im waiting for info to see if they can figure out a king bed extension for the popup. If they cant, hardside will be our choice.

Good choice. Honestly you can’t go wrong with a Supertramp. They make a very good and robust camper. I don’t think you can do a king size bed in the LT because of where the lift actuators are located. Personally after having a hard side camper it would be difficult for me to go with a pop-up. My vote is for the HT.

 

[Hunts]

Good choice. Honestly you can’t go wrong with a Supertramp. They make a very good and robust camper. I don’t think you can do a king size bed in the LT because of where the lift actuators are located. Personally after having a hard side camper it would be difficult for me to go with a pop-up. My vote is for the HT.

Always good to hear from some who has experience in both. Im definitely aimed more towards HT as I go back and forth. With as light weight as it is I doubt I’ll notice it much.

 

[kmacafee]

Bundutec?

yes. an Odyssey flat bed.

 

[Hunts]

That moment you put your deposit down….