Your camper reviews are always great and really well thought out, can tell they're from experience. The Camp-X is definitely an upgrade in design over 4WCs dated builds, but that Supertramp looks so open and has some sweet layout features. Cost and weight would be a big deciding factor there. I'm not too excited about the Supertramp's tent material, breathable is great, but it looked loose when the roof was deployed, that produces flap in the wind. My OVRLND is drum tight when deployed and hasn't twitched in 30-40mph gusts so far.
I've seen the Supertramp in person but not the OEV Camp-X. If it's my money I think the Supertramp is better. It's more of an open concept, large windows all around and electronic actuators rather than dealing with latches. The layout makes it seem much larger than it actually is and you can have multiple people in there without feeling crammed in. The Camp-X seems a little busy and dark inside. I think the Camp-X probably has better componentry and electronics but layout and "feel" definitely goes to Supertramp.
RUdwn2Mob - man i'm so glad you did a compare of these 2 . OEV is top shelf , head & shoulders quality above the rest. Sorry you didn't get Arnold or Mark to walk you thru. The insulated panels are legit ! made in Canada , built to last. I've been to the factory and live in one of their builds full time . You won't look back ... ~peace~
And both are different, if I am correct here: one 'depends' on linear actuators to lift the roof and one is a manual 'lift' with optional actuators. Correct Carolyn?
I really want to see if everything works on the Super Tramp campers after its been off road for miles. It all looks amazing but i get worried when you travlel for miles and things get moved around due to the terrain.
All the "pop up camper" reviews I've watched, and no goes into how the fabric is attached to prevent leaks!! I understand the fabric is attached to the inside of the roof, so no leaks should occur there, however, the fabric is also attached to the inside of the bottom shell! How is it sealed to prevent leaks?? Or is it attached to the outside of the bottom??
I would love to see someone walk through the poptop camper options including price. I think “the best” when your close to 50k for a pop up camper that has to factor. I would happily let my Norweld/FWC RAM in that mix.
@@frankvehafric5062 If its what people work hard for and want why do others feel the need to ridicule them for it? Anything that is this level of quality and engineering costs money. Build one yourself and see what it takes 🤣