Scout pop-up

[simple]

Scout campers enters the pop-up market.
Base model no options $27,900
976lb base weight

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Experience ultimate flexibility with Scout's pop-up campers. Designed for off-grid adventures, these lightweight slide in campers offer superior insulation, weather resistance, and customizable features. Perfect for both minimalists and DIY enthusiasts, our campers ensure comfort and durability...

scoutcampers.com

 

[toddz69]

Scout Campers Launches New Lightweight Pop-up - Expedition Portal

Adventure Manufacturing has just announced their new Scout Campers Yoho Pop-up overland habitat with a lifting roof

expeditionportal.com

Right here too!

Todd Z.

 

[simple]

The molded roof is cool. I wonder how robust it is? Can it be walked on?

 

[Steve_382]

Their website implies a couple more models coming.

YOHO - Scout Campers

Scout Campers' Yoho pop-up is meticulously crafted to cater to both short and long bed midsize trucks.

scoutcampers.com

 

[ExpoMike]

I am really hoping to see a full size truck version come out, at a reasonable price.

 

[SDDiver5]

I am really hoping to see a full size truck version come out, at a reasonable price.

Curious, why is that price reasonable to you? I saw the price and thought it was absurd.

Perhaps I missed something.

 

[rruff]

^^^ Price is the same as 4WC, so...

 

[simple]

I thought the price was a little high as well but everything these days gives me sticker shock. In my mind it would have been more reasonable at around $24,950 base price so it could be optioned for around the $30k mark. The market will dictate though.

 

[Steve_382]

Kind of reminded me of the SuperTramp and not nearly as expensive as that.

 

[tacollie]

The price seems competitive with fwc. It's $16k less than the OEV 5.85 Back Country. I'm assuming the walls are similar construction to their hard side. I think I read somewhere go fast helped them with the tent section and roof. Just from what I've seen from Scout and having owned a FWC I would put money down pre-ordering a popup Scout before buying another FWC.

 

[robgendreau]

Small is expensive. If one wants cheaper, then one of the non slide in "topper" style truck campers would be a better deal, the Project M etc types. I hope they work out. Seems to be one of the areas in RV land that isn't retracting right now.

 

[jchasse]

Curious, why is that price reasonable to you? I saw the price and thought it was absurd.

Perhaps I missed something.

perhaps

 

[Groverland]

I've got no issue with the price considering the market(and quality). My issue is these companies keep designing 1000lb+ campers for MIDSIZE trucks. I own a Tacoma and that's already over max payload- barebones and empty! They should have just designed it for full-size trucks and keep the toppers for midsize. End rant.

 

[rruff]

My issue is these companies keep designing 1000lb+ campers for MIDSIZE trucks. I own a Tacoma and that's already over max payload- barebones and empty!

If you use a 1/2 ton or less to haul stuff, then you deal with being over GVWR. That's just how things are done in the US. It's not illegal.

 

[Groverland]

If you use a 1/2 ton or less to haul stuff, then you deal with being over GVWR. That's just how things are done in the US. It's not illegal.

I know. Not a huge deal if you're just hauling a bunch of mulch or a rick of firewood home. These campers, however, are semi-permanent and make the truck drive like a DOG. I hope nobody gets into an accident while driving with too much weight. If I'm a claim adjuster first thing I'm doing is finding-out what the GVWR is of that truck!