Finished the install and I absolutely love the setup. I went with the hard-sided TP07W because I wanted something that still felt open and comfortable once camp was set up. For what I paid compared with some of the other campers I looked at, I’m extremely happy with the result.

The TP07W is perfect for family trips. I have it on my Ram 1500 and it fit like it was made for the truck, no cutting or modifying anything which was huge for me. It's light enough that my truck doesn't feel burdened. The open and close is genuinely fast, I've timed it. The garage-friendly design means I pull into my standard garage with the whole thing on, no need to take it off between trips. When it's closed up it's a full hard shell, I feel good about leaving gear inside. The sliding bed creates real living space, my kids can actually move around inside. The track system on the sides means I keep finding new ways to configure accessories as our needs change. For a family-ready, install-and-go camper, the value here is exceptional.

We received our TP03 in April and took it from New Mexico all the way to Alaska a couple of months later. After a trip like that, I can say we’re very happy with it. We had only a few minor issues, and for the price, the overall build and fit exceeded our expectations.

I've had my TP03 on my Tacoma for about 8 months now, and it's been fantastic. The first thing I noticed was how light it feels on the truck, my buddy has a fiberglass camper and his truck sags noticeably more than mine. On long highway trips I can barely tell it's back there. Last winter I camped in freezing weather and the inside stayed surprisingly warm, I was expecting to be miserable but it was actually cozy. The windows are great for airflow, I can crack them open on hot nights and the bugs stay out. My only minor gripe: the solar panel setup needs to be bought separately, I thought it was included at first. But honestly, for what I paid, this has been one of the best outdoor purchases I've ever made.