Best Budget Camper Topper in 2024 | Harker Outdoors EXO Review 

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Yes so far it has been awesome!

It is! I'm a very broke boy now though 😅

@@outlandishoverland 😂😂😂😂😂

Yes they are, we have been loving ours!

@@outlandishoverland that's awesome!

Thank you! Yeah one of the downsides to the EDC.

Yeah, we have been loving it so far 🤟

Thank you, the wheels are just simply a $7 can of plasti dip.

I did consider the EDC version for more space but the reason we ended up with the EXO came down to the much easier setup/tear down process the EXO provides over the EDC. You can't go wrong with either set up just depends on your needs. So far ZR2 has been handling it with ease. Just finished up in Moab with it and it did great on trails with the topper. We had originally had a Lone Peak on order but they kept pushing our order further and further back with a lot of empty promises. Also Lone Peak campers majority of their materials and parts are from overseas so the quality of the toppers is questionable and longevity had us concerned, so we made the switch. So far we have been loving it.

What do you mean by more options of campers?

Those are stock wheels just painted black with a can of plasti dip

Yeah one thing I like is not having any windows

Yes you would have to unzip the mosquito net to the open the rain fly if you are up top. They do have optional side windows you could put for the bottom portion.

I’d imagine you could leave the mosquito nets rolled up unless you need to use them, I think it’s good they’re on the inside and not the outside.

The ventilation is great to have had no issues. I have already been camping on a few warmer nights with it, and the ventilation was good with all the windows open. If your concern was ventilation you could option out the fan. Had no issues with water intrusion and dust is nonexistent, but that is due to the rubber seals I put myself around my tailgate. The screens are normal to me as my last roof top tent had the same design.

@@outlandishoverland Thank you. I'm in the PNW so my ventilation concern was more about condensation in the winter. Have you camped in colder weather and how was the condensation? Totally agree with you regarding the fan. For my usage I'd probably option it.

@@user-ns4io1gz9c I've camped in cold to freezing weather and have little to no condensation

Yeah that time no longer exists

Nice! The integrated table is technically an option so if you didn't want to option it out you could use another form of table, it was just convenient for us. Yes, just like you said you will have compromises at this price but at the price of this topper it is very hard to beat for the small inconveniences.

If you think this is overpriced, you should check out the rest of the market. Majority of the other competitors are more expensive and source majority of their parts outside of the USA.

@@outlandishoverland I despise the RV industry. Nothing is more overpriced. There are multiple slide in truck campers north of $100k. I plan on going the DIY topper similar to this design but fold up hard sided walls rather than the tent everyone is using.