Build your Subaru Forester for cargo-well car camping and weekend overlanding
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Subaru Forester Air Mattress – Luno Vehicle Sleep System
From $199.99
Luno AIR+FOAM Pro Full-Size SUV Vehicle Mattress
$499.99
Luno Fitted Mattress Sheet | Compact / Mid-Size SUV
$89.99
Body Armor 4x4 HiLine Front Winch Bumper for 2019-2024 Subaru Forester
$699.99
Forester AWD 2" Front/1.5" Rear Strut Spacer Kit
$242.00
Build your Subaru Forester for cargo-well car camping and weekend overlanding
The Forester (2019-2024) cargo well is an easy Subaru sleep platform when the mattress fills the floor. This collection leads with that overnight kit, then the trail extras that are on this grid.
Sleep. The Luno Forester cargo-well mattress is the dedicated fit. Full-size SUV AIR Pro and AIR+FOAM Pro are also here. Add the fitted sheet.
Shade and airflow. Window screens and the camp fan finish warm-night airflow. Awning is not on this grid today.
Then extras on this grid. HiLine front winch bumper for 2019-2024, strut spacer kit, High Country v2 Mini rooftop tent if you want sleep off the floor, MAXTRAX MKII recovery boards, hitch step, road flare. This page sticks to what is on the grid: no invented roof racks, skid plates, or awnings.
Who this is for: 2019-2024 Forester owners who want cargo-well sleep first. 2014-2018 Forester has its own collection.
Shop the kit above. Related Forester camp guides are linked below.
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