Leentu pop ups

[windy]

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[BillTheHiker]

I agree with many of the gearjunkie comments that it is overpriced for what you get. I don't see any way to install cabinets, a counter, sink, etc. For not much more you can get an ATC shell and for next to nothing install a melamine counter and a plastic sink. I did just that with an FWC shell and do my cooking inside when it is cold or inclement weather.

 

[cwdtmmrs]

$10,300 & $14,000. That would buy a real pop up camper.

cwd

 

[windy]

I agree with the seemingly overpriced price tag but there are folks who will pay a premium for the light weight. My question would be the durability factor. Those seeking light weight alternatives tend to travel towards the extremes with regard to terrain and/or speed. At 150 lbs, I wonder how long it would last.

 

[Advmoto18]

Fox News just ran on article on the Leentu.

 

[billharr]

It is so light the front wheels don't touch the ground. Really buy a Pickup tent if you want a camper like that.