I'm picking mine up in 2 weeks for my Gladiator, high level I did:
- Barn Doors + windows in both
- Hatch on both sides with a Tern window in each, we wanted the ability for gear access, light, view, but still have the built in bug screen, hard to break windows, etc of the tern.
- Full length Rhino tracks, we're skiers and also want to carry other stuff up there when traveling. Also wanted lots of space to work around the roof fan
- Arctic pack, we like camping in the winter in the mountains as much as the summer. A big reason for getting the Ovrlnd specifically is the lightweight + being able to insulate. As opposed to a slide-in (heavy) or a GFC (close to us, but not easy to insulate).
- Counter top - for a standup desk when I do workations.
- Anodized aluminum
- Vinyl windows in the canvas, so we can see out of the penthouse
- Maxxfan
Lots of windows, although we want warm for winter the point of getting out is to see scenery, and the point of this camper is to have a place away from Montana bears, mosquitos, and the weather. For bedding we are going to continue using our 4" Big Agnes foam+air pads, they are super warm and comfortable. Insulation-wise I'm planning on using Havlock wool to avoid the inherent moisture issues the typical insulation options have, and the advantages of using wool in general. Haven't decided on what I want to cover it with for panels.
Beyond that I'm going to wait and see how we use it and how we need to store stuff while traveling. We don't go heavy on the camping gear, but usually have a couple mountain bikes, and/or BC skis + all the gear that entails. I'm still using the truck bed as a truck, so things have to be durable or easily removable on the inside. Has to standup to knocks from my studded fatbike tires, dirty mountain bike tires, and my clumsiness throwing random stuff in. I'm pretty excited to get it. We've had a couple of fiberglass toppers or just used backpacking tents in the past.
