Camping
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With its all-new Go, Tentbox grabs the rooftop tent market's top spot for ultralight design. The Tentbox Go isn't the sleekest, fanciest car-top abode, but it sets up in under two minutes, sleeps two, and is light enough to ride atop small cars.
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Remote Vans steps beyond ordinary in giving its new 2024 Sprinter AWD camper vans smart hardware to reflect its techy, overlanding roots. Standard features include Starlink internet, a swivel seat-sofa-bed and a collapsible recirculating shower.
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A tailgate-free camping trailer built to escape city and suburb, the Dropy brings a unique and space-optimized layout. The small trailer has no lift-gate galley so relies on a combination of rear traction board table and small stove slide-out.
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Known for some of the shiniest luxury trailers available, Bowlus has been slowly moving downmarket. It continues with the 2025 Rivet, an entry model that still packs off-road upgrades, an off-grid lithium battery and available remote-control parking.
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Rivian came out swinging on Thursday, showing the smaller R2 SUV it had been teasing for weeks and the new R3 and R3X. The trio will usher Rivian into the mass market, with the R2 starting at $45,000 and the smaller R3 dropping in even lower.
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"The most flexible vehicle in the world" – that's how Vanexxt envisions its Ford Tourneo Custom V710. Instead of relying only on its own gear, Vanexxt also offers camping and utility modules from other companies to offer a new level of versatility.
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Long before camping in off-grid extremes was a viral media sensation, SylvanSport launched one of the market's simplest tiny trailers. The company has now rolled out a burly off-road variant with a fully ruggedized build ready for bumpy, dusty trail.
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After years of releasing one origami kayak after another, Oru has really stepped out of its comfort zone and diversified. This time, the company puts its industrial-origami skills into a newly launched line of portable camping furniture.
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Bend Teardrop's 6 x 12-ft camping trailer has long served as something of a stretched limo for the market. The company builds on that idea even further with the Tall Boy, a four-sleeper high-roof teardrop with more than six feet of standing height.
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The auto market has left Caravan Outfitter with no small van platforms for its mini-campers, so it's made lemonade out of lemons. Its new Sprinter Alpaca looks to offer the small, multifunctional practicality of a mini-camper in a full-size van.
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Dub Box USA began selling classic VW camper-inspired trailers back in 2012 and soon expanded with additional models. The company has now rebranded and revamped, hitting the market with a fully redesigned camping trailer as Type 2 Campers.
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Even if you've got less than a minute to spare, that's still enough time to set up this hammock stand. That's the claim made by Wyoming-based outdoor gear company Yobogear regarding its new Turtlebug stand, which is currently on Kickstarter.
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