/HOW TO CHOOSE
Camp is everything that happens after the engine is off. It splits four ways.
/LIGHTING
The Devos LightRanger telescoping lights lift the light above head height, so it covers the whole site without glare. The 800 Mini packs smallest, the 1200 is the all-rounder on a full tripod, and the 2000 is the brightest, with Bluetooth control from a phone. The LightRanger 500 is the one for inside the tent. The Sasquatch lanterns hang from a branch or a tent loop, and the speaker lantern adds music.
/POWER
Sasquatch power stations run from 204.8Wh to 2560Wh, all on lithium iron phosphate cells. To size one, find the average watts of what you plan to run and divide the capacity by it: something averaging 50 W runs about ten hours on the 512Wh unit, before conversion losses. The 300W covers phones, lights and a laptop. For a 12 V fridge over several days, look at the 1800W and 3000W, and check the fridge's average draw first.
/COMFORT
Kammok hammocks run from the $49.95 Wallaby, straps included, to the wide Roo Double. No trees? The Outpost stand fixes to the roof rack and holds any of them. The Sasquatch table folds into its own bag.
/SHELTER
Reign awnings are freestanding and open in under a minute. The 180 shades one side of the vehicle. The 270 wraps around the back, which is what you want if you cook and sit behind the truck.
