Loki Basecamp Falcon
begun looking for a truck camper, which is essentially a minimalistic home that sits in a truck bed. A large portion of the truck campers I saw seemed as though they were last refreshed in 1975 and made for grandparents on visit. Furthermore, that wasn't in accordance with my mountain-biker, backwoods skier stylish.

Chapters
00:00 Interdictions
00:20 Loki Basecamp
00:41 EXTERIOR
01:41 INTERIOR
02:58 THE DRIVE
03:21 ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT

Exterior
The Headquarters sits inside a truck's bed. Eliminating the rear end is superfluous, as there's no shade. As a matter of fact, the truck's rear end capabilities as a back deck and top step for getting into the camper and for hanging out. At the point when the back end is up and the truck is locked, it twofold locks the camper. The camper's hard core indirect access additionally locks.
The sides of the Headquarters have round, vertical rails for lashing stuff like surfboards and skis. However, that stuff can likewise go on the rooftop.
On the Hawk I drove, the rooftop had aluminum boards and a rooftop box. The boards were durable enough for me to walk (or sit) on. In the first part of the day, I drank espresso on the rooftop; in the early evening, I tasted an IPA up there while watching the dusk.
The strong sun oriented exhibit is mounted far removed on a calculated front rooftop board, so I wasn't stressed I'd harm the boards with my relaxing.
Interior
Step onto the truck back end to enter the Bird of prey through its metal individual entryway, and you're in the Headquarters' mudroom. It has a channel in the rubber treated floor for simple cleaning.
A French shower let me shower inside or remaining on the back end. What's more, Loki furnished me with an indoor shower fenced in area, however I didn't shower in that frame of mind because of a paranoid fear of wetting the lounge chair or bed.
Over the taxi is a sovereign size bed with a sectional sleeping cushion. At the point when I flipped one segment on top of the other, I could tie stuff to the bed's open aluminum outline. Patterns in the casing were straps for gear. They additionally oversaw body dampness from resting without the requirement for an under-bedding layer for wind current.
Loki put the kitchen on the left half of the camper. It incorporates a sink with a marine-style spigot that folds down under a glass sink cover for movement as well as kitchen cupboards for capacity. Rather than an oven — Loki gives a module enlistment cooktop — there's lots of counter space. When I wanted even more counter space, I moved a small table from in front of the couch, which is on the right side of the camper, to the kitchen. Set up close to the kitchen, the table likewise worked as a second versatile office space.
The Drive
I tested the Loki Basecamp Falcon on a lifted 2021 Ford F350 with an 8-foot bed.
The camper looked tippy in the truck bed. But with the airbags properly inflated, I barely knew it was there, including when I drove to a camp spot on a fourth-class road with the vehicle fully loaded with water and gear. In high winds, I suspect that I would feel at least a little buffeted because the camper is so high.
Room for Improvement
Loki concurs that there's opportunity to get better in the back lift, and they're dealing with it. In an ideal world, the trapdoor would lift past 90 degrees to feel all the more completely open.

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