Build your Subaru Crosstrek for cargo-well car camping and weekend overlanding.
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Subaru Crosstrek Air Mattress – Luno Vehicle Sleep System
From $199.99
Luno AIR Pro Compact/Mid-Size SUV Vehicle Mattress
$349.99
Luno AIR+FOAM Pro Compact/Mid-Size SUV Vehicle Mattress
$499.99
Luno Fitted Mattress Sheet | Compact / Mid-Size SUV
$89.99
Luno Cargo Hammock | Car Camping Overhead Storage
$99.99
Crosstrek AWD 2" Front/1.5" Rear Strut Spacer Kit
$242.00
Field Box Lockable Hitch Storage Container
From $709.00
Build your Subaru Crosstrek for cargo-well car camping and weekend overlanding
The Crosstrek is a compact cargo-well camp platform. Start with sleep that fits, then shade and airflow, then the trail extras on this grid.
Sleep. The Luno Crosstrek cargo-well mattress is the dedicated fit. Compact/mid AIR Pro and AIR+FOAM Pro are also here. Add the fitted sheet so the mattress stays clean and in place.
Shade and airflow. Window screens for cracked-window nights. The 4.5 ft awning on this grid is the shade piece when you want cover outside the hatch. Camp fan for warm nights without opening the cabin all the way.
Then trail extras on this grid. Hiline front winch bumper, Revo rock sliders, strut spacer kit, fog lights, light bar, ditch lights, hitch step. MAXTRAX MKII recovery boards for soft sand and mud. Roof racks showing Sold Out stay at the end of the grid.
Who this is for: Crosstrek owners who want overnight cargo sleep first. 2013-2017 Crosstrek has its own year-slice collection.
Shop the kit above. Related Crosstrek camp guides are linked below.
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