Would You Fancy A GEO-Cab Badger Camper For Your Off-Road Truck?

by AutoExpert   |  29 April, 2021

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GEO-Cab, the California-based company, developed a new line of carbon fiber campers and named it Badger. If you own a Jeep Gladiator, Ford F-series, Bronco, or a Land Rover Defender, you can opt for this camper is a camper choosing between its four available sizes: ST, LT, LR, and XT.

As you've guessed already, ST is for the smallest size is the smallest, measuring between 155.5 and 167.3 inches in length and 78.7 inches in height. This one can fit two occupants and has spaces for sleeping, a lounge area, and even a bathroom. The LT (medium) size is suitable for Gladiator and older Land Rover Defender models. With a ceiling higher than 79 inches, this camper can fit even four people due to its length. 

A Medium LR Badger measures 190.9 inches in length but has a lower ceiling height estimated at 76.8-inch ceiling height. This size is perfect for midsize trucks such as Ford Ranger or Toyota Tacoma. The Badger XT size fits five people and can fit up to five people, being 236.2-inches in length and an 84.6-inch height.

Each Badger camper was developed using carbon fiber materials which giving them light dry weight. Take, for example, the ST size camper - the dry weight of just 1,014 pounds (460 kg) and compare it to the XT one that scales a maximum dry weight of 1,654 pounds (750 kg). Just like any other modern camper, the Badger features windows, a kitchen, and a cabover alcove included.

Did you wonder about its furniture? Yes! GEO-Cab brings fiberglass furniture specially designed for its campers, laminated into place. There is an optional carbon fiber furniture instead, but this means a higher price. As for the prices, they variate from $130,000 for ST Badger and will go even higher than $200,000 for the XT-sized. GEO-Cab can even help its customers with the installation.

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