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What is Supertramp Campers?

Supertramp Campers builds premium vacuum-infused composite truck campers in Golden, Colorado, offering the pop-up Flagship LT from $62,975 and the hard-sided Flagship HT from $65,975 for full-size trucks.

About Supertramp Campers

Supertramp Campers was founded by Keith and Kelsey Panich after years of frustration with what they saw as a truck camper industry stuck in decades-old manufacturing methods: aluminum frames, cheap materials, and interiors that felt cramped and dated. Rather than contracting out the hard part, they built their own composite manufacturing capability in Golden, Colorado and developed a one-piece vacuum-infused fiberglass shell that is made entirely in-house. The Flagship LT debuted at Overland Expo in 2021 and the response was strong enough to drive rapid growth from a company that had no outside investors and no intention of compromising on materials.

The Flagship LT is a four-season pop-up slide-in, using a 10-second electric roof lift to deploy 360-degree windows and convert a road-profile camper into a panoramic camp setup. The composite walls are vacuum-infused and 1.5 inches thick, with the same construction used throughout the lineup. The Flagship HT arrived as the hard-sided sibling, adding a fixed 6'5" standing height and six Arctic Tern dual-pane windows across the full body. Both models fit full-size trucks with 6.5 to 8-foot beds and share a common premium electrical spec: 330 watts of solar and a 65 L Isotherm fridge as standard. The LT comes standard with a 100 Ah Battle Born lithium battery; the HT steps up to a 200 Ah Victron lithium battery.

Because Supertramp sells factory direct from Golden with no dealer network, buyers work directly with the team to configure their build, and every employee is expected to actually use the product in the field. Lead times run long as a result of the in-house manufacturing model, but the owner community consistently points to the build quality and the direct relationship with the company as differentiators worth the wait.

Key Features

  • One-piece vacuum-infused composite shell manufactured in-house in Golden, Colorado, with 1.5-inch walls for four-season insulation without the weight of traditional wood and aluminum builds
  • Strong standard electrical spec: 330W solar (3x 110W flexible panels), a 65 L Isotherm fridge, and model-specific lithium batteries (100 Ah Battle Born on the LT, 200 Ah Victron on the HT)
  • Factory-direct sales from Golden, CO with no dealer network, so buyers configure directly with the team and staff field-test every product
  • 10-second electric roof deployment on the Flagship LT opens 360-degree windows at camp and closes to a low travel profile on the road
  • Flagship HT brings a fixed 6'5" standing height and six Arctic Tern dual-pane windows in a hard-sided build that starts within $3,000 of the LT

Models & Specs

Supertramp Flagship LT

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Supertramp Flagship LT

The LT is Supertramp's four-season pop-up, deploying its panoramic 360-degree windows in 10 seconds via an electric roof lift while keeping a low road profile and a one-piece vacuum-infused composite shell built entirely in Golden, Colorado.

$62,9750 lbFits: Full-size trucks with 6.5 to 8-foot beds: Ford F-150, F-250, F-350 & moreView
Supertramp Flagship HT

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Supertramp Flagship HT

The HT is Supertramp's fixed-roof hard-sided model, bringing six Arctic Tern dual-pane windows and a 6'5" standing height all the time in the same vacuum-infused composite shell as the LT, starting just $3,000 above it.

$65,9750 lbFits: Full-size trucks with 6.5 to 8-foot beds: Ford F-150, F-250, F-350 & moreView

Specs

Pricing

Starting price
62,975 USD

Weight

Dry weight
1,400 to 1,750 (configuration-dependent) lb

Dimensions

Interior height (open)
6'9"
Bed compatibility
6.5 to 8 ft truck beds
Bed size
Queen-size bed

Capacity

Fresh water
24 gal
Grey water
5 gal
Refrigerator
65 L Isotherm

Build

Solar
330 W
Battery
100 Ah Battle Born lithium
Heating
Truma Combi furnace and hot water
Roof lift
Electric, 10-second deployment
Shell
One-piece vacuum-infused composite, 1.5 in walls
Country of manufacture
USA (Golden, CO)

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Contact

Address

720 Corporate Circle, Suite E, Golden, CO 80401

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Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Vacuum-infused composite construction is lighter and more rot- and delamination-resistant than traditional wood-frame aluminum-sided builds
  • 330W solar, model-specific lithium batteries, and a 65 L Isotherm fridge are standard, which is a genuinely strong off-grid base spec without expensive upgrades
  • Designed and built entirely in Golden, Colorado by a team that actively uses the product in the field
  • Factory-direct model eliminates dealer markup and gives buyers direct access to the design team for configuration questions
  • Both LT and HT share the same platform and floor plan, so buyers choosing between pop-up and hard-side are trading roof style rather than livability
  • Truma Combi furnace and hot water system and keyless entry are standard, not upgrade line items

Cons

  • Price entry point above $62,000 puts both models at the upper end of the slide-in camper market, with limited budget flexibility on base configurations
  • Long lead times, reported around 10 months, are a direct result of the small-batch in-house manufacturing model
  • Dry weight ranges vary significantly by configuration, making payload planning less straightforward than single-weight competitors
  • Factory-direct only means no dealer service network, so warranty work or repairs outside of Golden require shipping the camper back or finding independent RV shops
  • Proprietary composite construction can make independent repairs more complex, and some owners report the company prefers to handle service itself
  • Once seated inside, windows are primarily designed for the standing or sleeping position, which some owners describe as reducing natural light when sitting at the dinette

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Supertramp Campers?
Supertramp Campers is a premium truck camper manufacturer based in Golden, Colorado, founded by Keith and Kelsey Panich. The company builds vacuum-infused composite slide-in truck campers in both pop-up (Flagship LT) and hard-sided (Flagship HT) configurations for full-size trucks, selling factory direct with no dealer network. All campers are designed and manufactured in-house at their Golden facility.
Where are Supertramp campers made?
Supertramp campers are designed and manufactured in Golden, Colorado at 720 Corporate Circle, Suite E, Golden, CO 80401. The company builds its vacuum-infused composite shells entirely in-house and sells direct from the factory. You can reach them at (720) 724-5788 or info@supertrampcampers.com, Monday through Friday 8am to 5pm.
How much does a Supertramp camper cost?
The Flagship LT pop-up starts at $62,975 and the Flagship HT hard-sided model starts at $65,975. Both prices are factory direct with no dealer markup. Options for additional battery capacity, upgraded solar, air conditioning, and accessories add to the base price. Contact Supertramp directly at supertrampcampers.com/contact/ for a current build quote.
What trucks does a Supertramp camper fit?
Both the Flagship LT and Flagship HT are designed for full-size trucks with 6.5-foot to 8-foot beds, including the Ford F-150, Ford F-250/F-350, Toyota Tundra, RAM 1500/2500/3500, Chevrolet Silverado 1500/2500/3500, and similar platforms. Supertramp recommends verifying your specific truck's payload capacity before ordering, as the dry weight range and wet weight with water and gear will affect the math.
What is the difference between the Supertramp Flagship LT and Flagship HT?
The Flagship LT is a pop-up slide-in camper with a 10-second electric roof lift that deploys 360-degree windows at camp and closes to a low road profile. Interior standing height when open is 6'9". The Flagship HT is a fully hard-sided camper with a fixed roof, 6'5" standing height, and six Arctic Tern dual-pane windows for full-time visibility. Both models share the same composite shell construction and electrical spec. The LT starts at $62,975 and the HT at $65,975. The LT includes a 100 Ah Battle Born lithium battery standard; the HT includes a 200 Ah Victron lithium battery standard.
Are Supertramp campers four-season capable?
Yes. Both the Flagship LT and HT are built with 1.5-inch vacuum-infused composite walls and a standard Truma Combi furnace and hot water heater for four-season use. The HT's fixed hard roof provides more consistent insulation in extreme cold than the LT's pop-up fabric, though both are rated for winter camping. The standard solar spec (330W) and lithium battery banks also support off-grid use in low-sun winter conditions.
How long is the wait for a Supertramp camper?
As of current information, Supertramp's lead time is approximately 10 months. Because every camper is built in-house at the Golden, Colorado factory rather than on a mass-production line, the company works through orders sequentially. Contact Supertramp directly at supertrampcampers.com/contact/ or (720) 724-5788 for a current production schedule.