You may have heard of a glass house on a hill — what about a glass house on wheels? That’s what Colorado overland builder Rossmönster delivers in its newest small truck camper.
The Lagom Series’ folding shell gives you full access to your truck bed (and the space above it). And its four-season shelter promises floor-to-ceiling views.
Oh, yeah — it’s also comparatively cheap and addresses a key car camping demographic that can go overlooked.
The Lagom’s hardshell design with aluminum components helps it fold down to a low profile. It addresses a product segment that Rossmönster’s previous designs omitted: small trucks.
The bigger Baja is the brand’s flagship overland rig, based on large trucks, with a starting price of $175k. But the company changed its tune when it identified a “large demand” for simpler and smaller truck campers that could fit on ¼-ton trucks like the Tacoma and the Gladiator, with a correspondingly lower price tag.
The Lagom Series aims to fill the gap. Its three options are more compact, rudimentary, and much less expensive than the rest of the brand’s camper and van lineup.
Lagom Camper Keeps It Simple
Per Rossmönster, Lagom is a Swedish concept that means “just the right amount.” Thus, the namesake truck camper features are tight and elemental.
The MSRP $14,000 Base model comes with a full-size mattress, window covers, and upholstered wall panels.
