I was a fan of Topo Toppers campers from the moment I first encountered them at Expo PNW last year. At the time, they did not make a camper to fit the Nissan Frontier. I'm honored to now be rolling out Topo's very first camper for the Frontier, and super excited to get back out on some adventures as we turn the page to a new chapter of softroadingthewest.
The Mesa has only been on the truck for a week, and I've only slept two nights in it as I made my way home to Oregon after the install in Ventura, California, so it's a little early for me to provide any sort of performance review. But for now, here is a fairly comprehensive overview of the Topo Toppers Mesa and a look at the customized features I've opted for.
Visit www.topotoppers.com/ to check out their camper options. Scroll to the bottom of either the Mesa or Badlander page to run through their configurator.
While I have partnered with Topo to roll out their 2nd-gen Frontier camper, I earn no commissions for referrals, and I have no financial stake in whether or not you buy a camper from them.
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Suspension upgrades on my truck:
www.alldogsoffroad.com/alldog...
Underbody protection:
www.asfir.com/skid-plate-set-...
Real-time MPG tracking with the ScanGauge 3:
amzn.to/3HECOUe
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Chapter Links:
Introducing the Topo Mesa for Frontier (0:00)
Also build for these other trucks: (0:43)
Shell customization options: (1:05)
Interior & bed: (1:45)
Tent performance, first impression: (2:41)
Camper construction & weight: (3:03)
Condensation & insulation: (3:39)
Low profile design: (4:02)
Roof rack delete: (4:12)
Gas mileage: (4:26)
Other notable details: (4:41)
Set up demonstration: (5:03)
Break down demonstration: (6:14)
How much does it cost?: (7:35)
Disclosure: (8:14)
Conclusion: (8:38)