Man, these guys just keep building better stuff. Love the simplicity and over engineering that AT Overland applies. They don’t seem to cut any corners.
Been looking at building out my own van/truck camper as well. The dinette, spare bed, shower, toilet combo is an ingenious use of a small space. I wish we could get a look at what the shower is like all set up.
Always liked the AT Overland stuff but now I love it. So much attention to detail and knowledge of actual usable features without the gimmicks. LOVE IT.
This is the 2nd complete walk-around video that I've watched on this camper unit. It's awesome in nearly every detail. The only aspect that still hasn't been addressed is the VERY HIGH entry into the camper. All the videos show a step stool ladder outside the door. Someone needs to ask them what they have planned or available for easy entry into the camper unit. Some kind of an expandable step system needs to be incorporated into this rig!
Depends on the flatbed option the customer chooses. Some will mount accordion style aluminum steps, some will carry a step ladder, OEV has built in step/ladder storage in their flatbed option. The step ladder was a last minute option before the show. They finished this camper a day, or two, before Expo.
Does the outer door lock from the inside as well? I wouldn't want someone to be able to open the outer door even if the inner screen is locked. I assume it is lockable (really odd if it isn't) but it is not obvious from the video.
Hate to inform this guy...but it gets a helluva lot colder than -4 here in montana. I dont even bother keeping water in the lines of my TC December through april. Too risky, but that's because I fulltime in my northern lite up here and it's a luxury that isnt always necessary(but it sure is nice.).
It's really nice, but too nice for me, I'm more of a alu cabin guy. but to each their own, something for everyone. Also when he made a point to show a lock on a SCREEN door, made laugh.
Isn't an Alu cabin more overlanding with it's soft tops compared to hard sided, flat bed models like these ones? This looks more available indoor livable space/cooking, where as the Alu Cab is for cooking, hanging outside.
I dont know anything about this world but, is $69k a good price ? Obviously I know people build cheaper rigs, more practical rigs, "less is more" rigs but, for somebody that had the money and didn't wanna bother with the building or rigging, and wanted a product that was gonna last, I would imagine that's a good price ?
It’s honestly not a too terrible price. I think you get more bang for your buck out of a lance 960 or cirrus 820. If you are interested at all in truck campers I personally just upgraded from a 2019 lance 960 to a 2022 and absolutely love it.
Very interesting product. Excellent design and layout innovation. But sorry to say, you real need to work on your video technique. Probably best to put the camera (DSLR) onto full auto, or semi auto, until you figure out how to control it manually. Also a monopole badly needed for stability to eliminate the really annoying shaky cam effect.
American RV and overland stuff is stupid expensive. For the cost of this stuff you could just buy a 4x4 truck or jeep and stay at hotels or campgrounds for a lot cheaper for many years.
@@Lex-Rex yep I’ve seen a lot of that as a Sheriffs K9 Sgt when I had to do repossessions. Both would have top of the line brand new cars and trucks, a new travel trailer, two wave runners, two 4wheelers but they are losing their 300K house because they can’t make the payments, damned insanity
Seriously, they are super cool, and I want one, but how can all these companies be asking what they are asking for a Pick up truck camper when you can literally get a huge fifth wheel camper for half the price? Or even the same price. These things are MUCH smaller, don’t have axles, tires, big frames…. Yet cost a fortune. I don’t get it
Just dont get it. You say need more storage yet slope roof where a squared roof you could do upper cabinets. These are nice but would suck to spend days waiting out bad weather.
For a company who have acces to a window company this is a poor design . All i see is clusterfobia all day, all night, your a prisonor in your own truck.
Man, these guys just keep building better stuff. Love the simplicity and over engineering that AT Overland applies. They don’t seem to cut any corners.
Been looking at building out my own van/truck camper as well. The dinette, spare bed, shower, toilet combo is an ingenious use of a small space. I wish we could get a look at what the shower is like all set up.
My man said the carpet is hella durable lmao. Love this camper, they thought of everything. Even has a stash area.
Reminds me of the saying" Never crap where you eat".
Always liked the AT Overland stuff but now I love it. So much attention to detail and knowledge of actual usable features without the gimmicks. LOVE IT.
So many GREAT innovations, loved the 3 drawers and GEAR bags rather than doors, great spokesman for the 69k base item,,, OMGosh
This is the 2nd complete walk-around video that I've watched on this camper unit. It's awesome in nearly every detail. The only aspect that still hasn't been addressed is the VERY HIGH entry into the camper. All the videos show a step stool ladder outside the door. Someone needs to ask them what they have planned or available for easy entry into the camper unit. Some kind of an expandable step system needs to be incorporated into this rig!
Depends on the flatbed option the customer chooses. Some will mount accordion style aluminum steps, some will carry a step ladder, OEV has built in step/ladder storage in their flatbed option. The step ladder was a last minute option before the show. They finished this camper a day, or two, before Expo.
Excellent. I would like to have a door facing shower area to transport long stuff. It’s truck anyway.
Nice set up. Simple systems with an eye for quality. But not sure about leaving with the screen door.locked and other door open 🤔
It works to keep your pet inside and wildlife out.
Does the outer door lock from the inside as well? I wouldn't want someone to be able to open the outer door even if the inner screen is locked. I assume it is lockable (really odd if it isn't) but it is not obvious from the video.
I lost it at 15:04. Dudes straigt up advertising his product is made for smuggling 😂
Right? How many dead hookers could a person stuff back there?
A place to stash cash and other items is brilliant. Prying eyes of robbers, cops , and cops who are robbers....
That's One awesome camper love to have that set up truck and camper
Nice camper. That bed system is quite unique!! Perfect would be an A/C system and 800ah of battery. 200ah of battery is a bit bare.
9:58 Look at that tyre scrub level.
Keep the videos coming Jason.
Really like the design of this, get it on a vehicle used outside of North America and it’s a great overland vehicle.
Best Rig at the show!!!!!
Love it!
Hate to inform this guy...but it gets a helluva lot colder than -4 here in montana. I dont even bother keeping water in the lines of my TC December through april. Too risky, but that's because I fulltime in my northern lite up here and it's a luxury that isnt always necessary(but it sure is nice.).
I love this camper
First Aloha from Honolulu
I’m rewatching all your T4R videos since I just got a 2022 OR-P in Lunar Rock
I’d like to know where they get those storage bags, instead of using drawers?
Step 22, they mentioned it in the video.
Jason how was the headroom in there since you’re 6’1”?
Fantastic
Love that toilet
Now that would be sweet!
Good video, thanks for sharing. I liked everything about this camper except the head =0 but I suppose having one is better than not having one.
Dumb question: How is the flatbed attached/bolted to an existing flat bed truck?
How is someone supposed to sit in that corner dinnette seat? Fold the table up?
Any options for someone 6'8"?
very interesting
Those campers look so goofy!
Looks amazing! To bad they don’t take into consideration storage of surfboards and kayaks :(
Does he do Black Friday sales? 😅
The rep actually said "hot water heater." Hot water doesn't need heating. It's simply a water heater.
It's really nice, but too nice for me, I'm more of a alu cabin guy.
but to each their own, something for everyone. Also when he
made a point to show a lock on a SCREEN door, made laugh.
Isn't an Alu cabin more overlanding with it's soft tops compared to hard sided, flat bed models like these ones? This looks more available indoor livable space/cooking, where as the Alu Cab is for cooking, hanging outside.
@@FEARNoMore Two entirely different products, one is for long term travel/living out of, one is for camping/longer camping trips.
$85k all in with the flatbed, moses....
I dont know anything about this world but, is $69k a good price ? Obviously I know people build cheaper rigs, more practical rigs, "less is more" rigs but, for somebody that had the money and didn't wanna bother with the building or rigging, and wanted a product that was gonna last, I would imagine that's a good price ?
It’s honestly not a too terrible price. I think you get more bang for your buck out of a lance 960 or cirrus 820. If you are interested at all in truck campers I personally just upgraded from a 2019 lance 960 to a 2022 and absolutely love it.
I didn’t hear how much solar and lithium battery power they had?
400w solar, but I think he said they are wired in series. 210 ah battery bank or something like that.
Amazing truck, really wish they hadn't hired Michael J. Fox to be the cameraman.
WOW $69,000 that's huge pull behind, I guess that's what the secret compartment is for to pay for this thing
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Very interesting product. Excellent design and layout innovation. But sorry to say, you real need to work on your video technique. Probably best to put the camera (DSLR) onto full auto, or semi auto, until you figure out how to control it manually. Also a monopole badly needed for stability to eliminate the really annoying shaky cam effect.
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Ford ranger 6' bed red snd gray
I live in WA. 20 min. From Portland,OR. Is there a closer place maybe Vancouver, WA. 98671
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Look like an ikea store inside
I loved everything about this rig except the sink/cooker option. Both are too small to do any real cooking. Loved the fridge though.
69k???? That’s F ridiculous!!!!!!
American RV and overland stuff is stupid expensive. For the cost of this stuff you could just buy a 4x4 truck or jeep and stay at hotels or campgrounds for a lot cheaper for many years.
@@messagesystem333 yep absolutely
Australian gear is the same ridiculous expensive
It is a rich mans hobby, or people that like to refi their house and max out their credit cards.
@@Lex-Rex yep I’ve seen a lot of that as a Sheriffs K9 Sgt when I had to do repossessions. Both would have top of the line brand new cars and trucks, a new travel trailer, two wave runners, two 4wheelers but they are losing their 300K house because they can’t make the payments, damned insanity
Seriously, they are super cool, and I want one, but how can all these companies be asking what they are asking for a Pick up truck camper when you can literally get a huge fifth wheel camper for half the price? Or even the same price.
These things are MUCH smaller, don’t have axles, tires, big frames…. Yet cost a fortune. I don’t get it
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If I had 200,000.00, I could buy the truck, bed and camper.
No way that is 1200 pounds. I have a Scout camper and without any heavy cabinetry and that heavy sliding bed weights 1500 empty.
Just dont get it. You say need more storage yet slope roof where a squared roof you could do upper cabinets. These are nice but would suck to spend days waiting out bad weather.
Kinda what I was thinking. Those chamfers kinda look cool, but kill headroom and that space would be nice for overhead storage.
Show the camper,the video is about the camper not the talking heads??!!!!
Just water heater. Not hot water heater...
or you get arrested for smuggling..
For a company who have acces to a window company this is a poor design . All i see is clusterfobia all day, all night, your a prisonor in your own truck.
What an unconfortable overpriced product.
This is a rich mans hobby, or for people that like to refi their house and max out their credit cards.
Looks like a prison cell