Beyond the fact that the Falcon Series looks better than just about any slide-in truck camper on the market, these rigs come outdoors-ready with little customization needed. Creature comforts like onboard A/C and heat are standard, in addition to integrated solar power and slick exterior lighting. You also get R-16 insulation, a 2,000-watt inverter, Dometic porta-potty, Isotherm refrigerator with 12-volt compressor, and sizable capacity fresh and grey water tanks.
Of course, this all comes at a hefty price tag (starting at $135k USD delivered, with a sub-$100k fiberglass shell model due out by end of summer 2021), but if truck camping is your main outlet for adventure, then perhaps it’s a justifiable chunk of change, especially for all-season exploration.
[Ed Note: For a significantly more cost effective rooftop option, check out the all-new Thule Tepui Foothill Tent here.]
Staying true to their modular roots, LOKI crafted the Falcon Series to suit most any outdoor hobby, whether simple camping or gear-heavy recreation like mountain biking or snow sports. Much of the interior can be reconfigured to a particular need and optional external racking offers enough space to carry any and all of your skis, paddleboards, bikes, and more.