In this video we take a quick look at a SuperTourer frame-mounted off-road camper on a '23 F150 and highlights some of the upgrades featured on our newest campers. For more information visit endurocampers.com
This is my build out and I have to say a few things about enduro campers: Leif and his team are true engineers, everything feels so quality and solid. It’s well thought out and easy to operate. Feels very durable and can’t wait to get the interior finished out! Communication and consultation process was great, coming up with solutions and ideas for my specific needs and uses was awesome. Blind spot works super well can’t believe I got to keep my blind spot monitoring AND my 360 factory cameras. The digital rear view mirror is awesome as well. Truck drives like it always did, don’t even notice the camper is on! Still get 16-17 mpg with the 3.5 ecoboost, even though I have the least aerodynamic bumper known to man! My truck with a 2.5” lift, 33” tires AND the rooftop fan, camper is now about 8ft 2 inches when down. So going into parking garages and under trees on trails etc has been no problem. Full queen size bed is spacious l, comfortable and most of all CONVENIENT. Camper closes with bedding and pillows still up there so it’s a a breeze getting ready for bed after a long day of driving. Once the interior is in I’m doing a custom leaf spring pack, but could easily just add a leaf and be fine. The weight of this camper cannot be brought up enough, I’ve driven Leif’s truck with his full interior and you seriously do not notice the weight. My empty camper is non existent when it comes to driving dynamics. Really speaks to how well designed this thing is. Cheers to Leif and the Enduro campers team.
Nice work. I have not considered a pop-top truck camper, but yours looks amazing. Are they 4-season? Also any models with dedicated private space for shower/toilet?
We consider them 4-season with the insulated tent, insulated walls/floor/roof and a heater and all water systems inside the camper. We offer an indoor shower and toilet but no enclosed space at this time to keep the interior open.
While it’s definitely doable we believe the trade offs aren’t worth it - you give up a ton of storage space along the front wall and expose yourself to hearing cargo rattling. Pass thoughts are highly overrated
