nuCamp Cirrus 820 vs Bigfoot 25C10.4
The difference that matters
Bed length is the first filter. The Cirrus 820 is made for a short-bed three-quarter-ton or one-ton truck, while the Bigfoot 10.4 is Bigfoot's long-box model. The Cirrus is 344 lb lighter at 2,876 lb dry against 3,220 lb, a real difference for truck payload, and both are about 18 ft long.
The Cirrus comes with a roof A/C, Amish-built cabinetry, a large stargazer window over the bed, a dinette that converts to a second bed, a 24 in TV and a rear observation camera. Its Convenience package adds 370 W of solar and a 100 Ah lithium battery. Tanks are 38/33/28 gal.
The Bigfoot has a two-piece molded fiberglass shell with no seams over the cab, R8 insulation, heated and enclosed tanks, a 30,000 BTU furnace, 400 W of solar and electric jacks as standard. A/C is an option. Its tanks are 39/32/21 gal, and at 8.2 ft it stands well below the Cirrus's 10 ft.
- nuCamp Cirrus 820
- Short-bed truck owners who want air conditioning, a second bed and a lighter camper.
- Bigfoot 25C10.4
- Long-bed owners camping in cold weather who want a molded fiberglass shell with no seams over the cab and solar.
Weights
Weights
2026 maker figures
- Dry weight
- 2,876 lb
- Counts against
- your truck's payload
Weights
Maker figures
- Dry weight
- 3,220 lb
- Counts against
- your truck's payload
Spec for spec
| nuCamp Cirrus 820 | Bigfoot 25C10.4 | |
|---|---|---|
| Dry weight (UVW) | 2,876 lb | 3,220 lb |
| Exterior length | 17.7 ft | 17.9 ft |
| Exterior height | 10 ft | 8.2 ft |
| Slide-outs | 0 | 0 |
| Fresh water | 38 gal | 39 gal |
| Gray water | 33 gal | 32 gal |
| Black water | 28 gal | 21 gal |
| Factory solar | None | 400 W |
Bold is the lighter or larger figure. A dash means the maker does not publish it.
To scale
- nuCamp Cirrus 820 · 17.7 ft long · 10′ tall
- Bigfoot 25C10.4 · 17.9 ft long · 8′2″ tall
nuCamp Cirrus 820
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Bigfoot 25C10.4
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