Over the last several months, we have had a lot of chats with Graeme about the campers, our experiences in ours, and some of our thoughts on them. I have to give Graeme a lot of credit; we have some strong thoughts on some things, and throughout all of our input, Graeme listened carefully and never once pushed back on any of our opinions, if anything, he asked more questions to more deeply understand how we have used the camper and some of the challenges we have faced with it over the years.
Of course, there is a lot of good to be said about the campers as well! The truth of it is that we would have been out of the camper a long time ago if it didn’t fit into our way of travel in the way that it has. The largest of these is that it has never once prevented us from traveling to the often harder-to-get-to places that we want to spend time. More often than not, our truck is the limitation. We really gotta get a locker!
Based on those conversations, he asked a while ago if we would take out the new V2 Max and come back to him with some of our thoughts. The short answer after taking it out is that we feel like this camper is pretty freaking dialed!
The addition of the pass-through is really nice! It certainly opens up a lot of new ways that the camper can be used, and solves some problems for heating as well. It sounds like a heater option from GFC is in the works as well.
The nose storage solution that they have come up with is kinda a no-brainer, and honestly, I’m surprised that no one here came up with it sooner.
I think the thing that excites me the most is the bulkhead wire connection and molle panel (even though I usually say less: molle and more mole 
). Having that molle panel in there really opens up a lot more storage options, and ways to hide or to mount solar & battery options.
If you want to see the full list of features, their website has a lot more than I want to list out here.
But more than happy to answer some questions from our four-day trip out with it.
We will have a YouTube video coming up soon on our channel covering our time in it as well. Until then, here are some photos from that trip.
Bulkhead wire pass-through is pretty sweet, Solar and Starlink mini compatible
The ano color for the max looks so much better than the silver, IMO.
Little length comparison, 18” longer than standard.
They added a bungee inside to help close it. We noticed it greatly improved the tent’s performance when it’s super windy and suggested that they lean into that and potentially add a second mounting option to be able to use it while sleeping.
On that note, they brought in someone to help with tent tension, and this tent was noticeably tighter than any of the others that we have seen!
The pass-through feels pretty roomy.
The nose storage looks kinda small in this photo, but it’s got enough room to fit a decent amount of bedding in.
