Supertramp Flagship LTSupertramp Campers has quickly established itself as one of the more innovative names in the premium truck camper market. Based in Golden, Colorado, the company specializes in lightweight, vacuum-infused molded fiberglass composite construction designed for travelers who spend as much time exploring remote backroads as they do established campgrounds. Rather than relying on conventional wood or aluminum framing, Supertramp creates its camper structures using molded fiberglass composite construction with a structural PET foam core, producing a strong, lightweight shell while eliminating much of the thermal bridging associated with metal-framed construction.
That molded fiberglass-and-foam construction also provides an excellent thermal barrier for four season use. The Supertramp Flagship LT and Flagship HT feature R-7 insulation in the walls, R-7 in the floor, and R-7 in the ceiling. Supertramp’s vacuum-infused molded fiberglass composite construction incorporates a structural PET foam core, while the Flagship LT supplements its insulated composite body with an insulated soft wall when the roof is raised. Together, the continuous foam core and molded fiberglass construction help reduce heat transfer while eliminating the highly conductive aluminum framing found in many conventionally built campers, making the Flagship models particularly well suited for four-season use.
The Supertramp lineup is particularly interesting because it spans several distinctly different types of truck campers. The Flagship LT is the company’s lightweight slide-in pop-up, combining a low traveling profile with a vacuum-infused molded fiberglass composite body and insulated soft wall. The Flagship HT takes the same basic philosophy and applies it to a slide-in hard-wall design for buyers who prefer the simplicity, insulation, and weather protection of a fixed roof. For those wanting a dedicated truck-and-camper combination, the Paragon moves into expedition-rig territory with a chassis-mounted molded fiberglass composite habitat on a Ford F-350, complete with a cab-to-camper pass-through, large rear gear garage, and no need to ever load or unload the camper.
What ties the Flagship LT, Flagship HT, and Paragon together is Supertramp’s emphasis on vacuum-infused molded fiberglass composite construction, thermal efficiency, durability, weight-conscious engineering, and serious off-grid capability. Modern electrical, heating, and water systems complement the composite construction, allowing owners to spend extended periods away from hookups. From a lightweight slide-in pop-up to the chassis-mounted Paragon adventure truck, Supertramp offers an unusually diverse selection of premium campers for travelers who want to venture farther off the beaten path without giving up comfort, durability, or capability.
Supertramp Paragon| Model | Dry Wt | Wet Wt | Floor Length | Water Tanks | Propane | Truck |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Flagship LT Slide-In | 1,350 lbs | ~1,636 lbs | 82″ | 24-10-0 | 2×11 lbs | Half-ton+ |
| Flagship HT Slide-In | 1,450 lbs | ~1,700 lbs | 82″ | 24-10-0 | 2×11 lbs | Half-ton+ |
| Paragon Chassis-Mount Expedition Rig | 10,500 lbs | ~11,000 lbs | 96″ | 40-10-5C | None | Ford F-350* |
Water Tanks: Fresh-Gray-Cassette Toilet in gallons. C= cassette toilet.
*Supertramp is not accepting customer-provided trucks for Paragon builds.
To learn more about Supertramp campers or to get a quote, email the company directly at info@supertrampcampers.com.
