Super solid… I love the innovative design and use of composite materials. 4wheelcampers still has a lower entry point, and as many customizable options. I think it’s great that those in the Pacific Northwest have this as an option like I have 4wheel campers in California for mine. Friendly competition brings out the best in both products. CONGRATULATIONS on the designs and offerings.
How is this in very rainy conditions like we find in the PNW a lot. How waterproof is the fabric pop-up sides? And is the propane line compatible with the Jetboil Basecamp or other camp stoves if order without your stove?
@@ScoutCampers thanks, so it’s not fully water proof? From the looks of the video the fabric looks pretty thin; so like most tents it will eventually saturate and be wet inside (bedding etc or anything touching the walls). That’s not good especially since weather in the PNW is very rainy in the winter. Would have thought you guys would make it better since you live there and know what I’m talking about.
Hey Scout, do you, or will you have that slide out bed option in your hard wall Yoho? that would be a much better option IMO that the little square sections that hang from the ceiling. Would be really nice. 72 inch bed just too small, thanks
The rear window should be able to be opened, so if someone closes your tailgate while you are in the unit you can get out. Not all trucks have remote tailgate releases.
Crazy how i can buy something with a bathroom, axles/wheels, and $5k more in materials and labor, and still spend less. Whats with the massive markup here?
Would be sweet if you made the warm interior lights available (or gave us a hint where to find them) to owners of older gen olympics/other model scout campers. Been looking to replace the harsh blue leds since I picked mine up in 2021
Can you explain what’s innovative specifically? I’ve seen plenty of pop ups exactly like this, even composite like yours. I think you’re misunderstanding what innovation means
Good question, the innovative piece is our lift mechanism. The majority of pop-ups are very difficult to lift, and they require lifting in sections (front then back). This is why they offer lift motors as an option. Ours can be deployed in one single motion, and once the lift is started, the struts do the majority of the work.
I have yet to see one in person, but I’m hoping the lift mechanism is simple, and imparts stability in the deployed position. Pop ups like these don’t do great in wind, and some use electric motors with no option for manual override in case of motor failure. I’m also hoping the tent itself is robust and well designed to resist water intrusion. Checking these boxes would qualify as “ innovative “ IMO
Definitely for someone with an upper middle class budget - but when compared to the competing Four Wheel Camper's Fleet model - this slide in is about the same price.
I really want to buy it. Please open a factory in Thailand. There is cheap labor and huge market demand. It can also be easily exported to other Asian countries. A large number of North Americans, Europeans, and East Asians travel or live their retirement life in Thailand. I think they will all like your products very much.
Expensive? Maybe. You get what you pay for. This screams quality! I’m going to buy one as soon as I can.
Thank you, Luis. We totally agree, and look forward to you getting in one.
Super solid… I love the innovative design and use of composite materials. 4wheelcampers still has a lower entry point, and as many customizable options. I think it’s great that those in the Pacific Northwest have this as an option like I have 4wheel campers in California for mine. Friendly competition brings out the best in both products. CONGRATULATIONS on the designs and offerings.
Hurry up and show us the full size. Definitely a buyer! Looking at four wheel campers but depending on price I may go this route. 🔥
Very similar to Supertramp camper, but way cheaper and actually nicer. This thing is amazing.
We appreciate it. Thanks.
Looks like you got "coming soon" for full size versions. Nice.
I want one so bad!
Looking forward to see the Olympic in a pop up
We had a Yoho and loved it.
looks like some solid engineering there , I'm sold
Our team of engineers absolutely crushed it. They deserve big props for sure.
Incredible design and execution! I can't wait to check one out in person.
Thanks, Riley! You're gonna love it.
Looks awesome, now hurry up and make the Olympic version and take my money!
Haha copy that.
Wow, thats an impressive ,starting point price.incredible. !
So badass! Love it.
Thanks, Kathleen!
Looks like this weighs a little under 1,000 lbs? So most Tacomas would be at legal Payload capacity with the empty camper and a driver?
I love the look of this. As an overland expedition option. It’s such a pity they’re not available in Europe/UK, at the moment
Thank you. Yeah, we would really like to be able to come across the pond at some point soon though.
Wish it was affordable
I wanted to see how the guy was gonna get the bike off the roof but they edited that out.
How is this in very rainy conditions like we find in the PNW a lot. How waterproof is the fabric pop-up sides? And is the propane line compatible with the Jetboil Basecamp or other camp stoves if order without your stove?
Great in the rain. The fabric material is co-design with GFC and is similar to their roof top tents. It's water, UV, and mold resistant.
@@ScoutCampers thanks, so it’s not fully water proof? From the looks of the video the fabric looks pretty thin; so like most tents it will eventually saturate and be wet inside (bedding etc or anything touching the walls). That’s not good especially since weather in the PNW is very rainy in the winter. Would have thought you guys would make it better since you live there and know what I’m talking about.
Would like the bamboo and canyon colors in the hardside Olympic camper.
Noted ;)
Can you make one for the short bed tundra with tailgate on
When are the full size truck models coming out ? I see coming soon on your website. 😁
More details will be shared soon :D Expect them this year though
Hey Scout, do you, or will you have that slide out bed option in your hard wall Yoho? that would be a much better option IMO that the little square sections that hang from the ceiling. Would be really nice. 72 inch bed just too small, thanks
Hey Mike, it's on the DL still ;)... but yes, we plan to carry that feature over to the hardwalls.
I don't doubt the quality, but I find it funny that boomers are in the advertisement cause that is who can afford it.
Don't forget about the young family, and the mom and daughter :)
What did you have to do to the new Tacoma so it could handle that?!
GVWR is fixed by law, so there’s really nothing you can do.
We just built a lightweight camper :)
The rear window should be able to be opened, so if someone closes your tailgate while you are in the unit you can get out. Not all trucks have remote tailgate releases.
One of the side windows does, for safety reasons and compliance with our RVIA certification we can't do an opening rear window.
Can you close the tailgate for 2023 tundra crewmax 5.5 bed?
Not quite, but you can on the 6'
Crazy how i can buy something with a bathroom, axles/wheels, and $5k more in materials and labor, and still spend less. Whats with the massive markup here?
We'd be curious to know what? We've always tried to stay within a fair and attainable price range and be comparable to the range others are in.
@@ScoutCampers You can buy a 22’ forest river for the same price that you sell this shell with a bed for.
Is the roof solar ready? By that I mean, are there track mounts and an electrical port on top?
We include two 100w solar panels in the standard build.
Would be sweet if you made the warm interior lights available (or gave us a hint where to find them) to owners of older gen olympics/other model scout campers. Been looking to replace the harsh blue leds since I picked mine up in 2021
Noted, we will see what we can do to make this possible
@@ScoutCampersSweet. Thanks !
Will there be a power station delete option? would hate to pay for old tech.
Yes, you have the option to do a delete of the power system!
Can you explain what’s innovative specifically? I’ve seen plenty of pop ups exactly like this, even composite like yours. I think you’re misunderstanding what innovation means
Good question, the innovative piece is our lift mechanism. The majority of pop-ups are very difficult to lift, and they require lifting in sections (front then back). This is why they offer lift motors as an option. Ours can be deployed in one single motion, and once the lift is started, the struts do the majority of the work.
I have yet to see one in person, but I’m hoping the lift mechanism is simple, and imparts stability in the deployed position. Pop ups like these don’t do great in wind, and some use electric motors with no option for manual override in case of motor failure. I’m also hoping the tent itself is robust and well designed to resist water intrusion. Checking these boxes would qualify as “ innovative “ IMO
Too expensive
We do offer a financing option. See our website for info about that
Definitely for someone with an upper middle class budget - but when compared to the competing Four Wheel Camper's Fleet model - this slide in is about the same price.
@@ScoutCampers what’s the price ?
@@robbiezambelli6378 base model appears to be $28,000. The other part that kills me is you can get it in any color you want as long as it is white lol
I really want to buy it. Please open a factory in Thailand. There is cheap labor and huge market demand. It can also be easily exported to other Asian countries. A large number of North Americans, Europeans, and East Asians travel or live their retirement life in Thailand. I think they will all like your products very much.