Cheap Truck Campers Are a Thing? Best Pop-up Wedge-Style Models to Buy in 2024

Truck campers are expensive, so smaller companies are trying to saturate the market with less expensive camping alternatives in the form of truck toppers. These lightweight camper shells would satisfy adventurers who do not require to tow a residential home and refuse to load the bed with a heavy and consequently unstable sleeping pod.
So here are the best and probably cheapest truck campers arriving all-new in 2024! Lets roll!
In today’s episode of #MustSeeTech:
00:34 #1 Oru Designs Tenfold: orudesignsusa.com/tenfold
Oru Designs Tenfold is the brand’s cheapest model that offers 3 equipment levels, weight 275 pounds and starts from $6,000.
02:05 #2 AntiShanty Dwell Shell: antishanty.com/products/dwell-shell
AntiShanty Dwell Shell is an aluminum and aluminum-composite truck topper that consists of a lower shell and wedge-style roof with 3 folding single panel walls.
03:21 #3 Far Out Camping Canopy Camping System: far-outcamping.com
When unable to find a camping system that meets every requirement, the Vancouver, Canada-based Far Out Camping Company chose to forge their own path. They ventured into manufacturing, developing a novel patent-pending system tailored to their needs.
05:01 #4 Hardsider HardCamp: hardsider.com
Established in Ohio in 2024, Hardsider introduces one of the most streamlined and forward-looking hard-sided camper shells. Utilizing a robust 2-inch aluminum square-tube pickup rack, originally crafted for the US Department of Defense, the system ensures durability and resilience.
06:34 #5 Life Cube LC-12/LC-8: lifecubeinc.com/recreation.html
Life Cube creates inflatable easy to setup shelter that can be carried at the back of your truck, or in case of the LC-8 installed right inside.

[@mjones7794]

For me, starting at $6k the Tenfold from Oru Designs covers all the bases. (k.i.s.s.)

[@stevenslaughter8473]

18k for essentially a tent camping with a cot experience. Crazy town.

[@user-up6ug2ek2q]

I’m buying a Nissan frontier SV king cab which gives me a bed length of 6.1 ft. I’m 6.4 ft they need to have camper topper to extend out another 6 inches or so like a fold out sides.it could be a snap on or Velcro add on tent of some sort. That way you can add on a module type configure to cook inside when weather is poor.

[@peterpayne2219]

Eagerly awaiting any kind of option like this for Cybertruck.

[@bosse641]

Like that hardside camper.

[@Fstmt09]

More cheap truck campers please

[@Hermit541]

6 grand is not cheap, sorry to burst your bubble

[@philnewton2011]

Check Lone Peak

[@jaygochette2928]

This list went from bad to worst 6k isnt cheap and to go from that to 18k by the third unit geezus.

[@pertechau]

Compared to luxury mobile homes that cost millions of dollars, I think these cars are more suitable for my income. But are these cars comfortable for 2 people?

[@user-up6ug2ek2q]

They’re all too expensive.a simple tent on top of the bed of your truck. I can buy a a high quality cabin tent and all the gear for around $3;500, (depending on your taste.)including a dometic fridge, solar power generator. Portable Toilet.all they did is just add an aluminum frame to house it all.

[@bobmirror7164]

Those are for apartment dwellers to go on weekend trips. I understand the need to get out of the big city for the weekend.

[@austinl.2703]

At 1/2 the price these things are still grossly over priced. I bought a tent at $200.00. Inflatable mattress $40.00.

[@jamesmetz5201]

Cheap???

[@conservativechristian8508]

Ai Crap

[@Zak_How]

Way too expensive

[@danbgt]

These AI generated audio videos are irritating!

[@TheRexGolden]

Easily the most annoying voiceover I've heard in a long time. There. I said it.