Ericwashi
New member
Greetings Expedition Portal,
We are planning on parting ways with our iKamper. It has served us well, and taught us what we do and don’t like about our travel style. We have spent 31 nights in the tent since we purchased it in September 2020 As the original owners. It’s very comfortable, kept us warm in the cold Appalachian winters, and dry and safe in torrential downpours.
Location: Durham, North Carolina, USA
Description: iKamper Skycamp 2.0. It is the “Rocky Black” model, which has a matte, bedlined finish for extra durability. Included is all of the original mounting hardware (unused in original packaging) and rain fly poles. Read more about its features on iKamper’s website. I covered the aluminum honeycomb floor in adhesive-backed carpet squares (similar to this video) to alleviate the condensation in colder climates and can be easily removed If desired.
Condition: Great condition, no damage. Regular wear & tear (E.g. ladder stickers are peeling) from the elements
Price: $3500
Known Problems: None
We are planning on parting ways with our iKamper. It has served us well, and taught us what we do and don’t like about our travel style. We have spent 31 nights in the tent since we purchased it in September 2020 As the original owners. It’s very comfortable, kept us warm in the cold Appalachian winters, and dry and safe in torrential downpours.
Location: Durham, North Carolina, USA
Description: iKamper Skycamp 2.0. It is the “Rocky Black” model, which has a matte, bedlined finish for extra durability. Included is all of the original mounting hardware (unused in original packaging) and rain fly poles. Read more about its features on iKamper’s website. I covered the aluminum honeycomb floor in adhesive-backed carpet squares (similar to this video) to alleviate the condensation in colder climates and can be easily removed If desired.
Condition: Great condition, no damage. Regular wear & tear (E.g. ladder stickers are peeling) from the elements
Price: $3500
Known Problems: None