A quick look at the differences between a wedge camper vs full-length pop-up lightweight truck campers. One is not better than the other - both are great ways to camp with a pickup truck - but if you're trying to decide which style pop-up topper makes sense for you, here are a few things to consider.

Companies such as Topo Toppers, AT Overland, Lone Peak, GFC, Harker, Snap, Vagabond, Super Pacific, and Alu-Cab offer various takes on the wedge camper, while Four Wheel Camper, Hiatus, Oru, Topo, AT and others have options for full-length pop-ups that raise the entire roof. This video is looking at lightweight topper-style campers which comprise basically a shell clamped or bolted to the bed rails and a pop-up sleeping area, as opposed to fully outfitted slide-in campers that have integrated floors and furnishings.

Here's a look at my DIY interior in my Topo Toppers Mesa Camper:
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Here's a closer look at the Topo Toppers Mesa wedge camper:
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Here's a walkthrough of the Topo Toppers Badlander pictured in the thumbnail image of this video:
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Links to my other gear and mods can be found on my website:
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Intro: (0:00)
Set-up / break-down: (0:34)
Wind resistance: (1:25)
Price / budget: (1:58)
Sleeping orientation: (2:39)
Standing headroom: (4:14)
Conclusion: (5:13)

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