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Field Proven

Expeditions

Real-world proof. TOTAL COMPOSITES habitats have been tested at both poles — in conditions that destroy conventional builds. These are not marketing stories. These are documented expeditions.

Arctic expedition camp at dusk — Arctic Trucks AT44 with Total Composites habitat

TOTAL COMPOSITES × Arctic Trucks — April 2023

Built for
Where the
Road Ends

From Victoria, BC to the Magnetic North Pole — 24 days, -39°C, and a habitat that never failed.

24 DAYS
Yellowknife to Magnetic North Pole and back
-39°C
Minimum temperature recorded
7 PEOPLE
Team members sheltered by the habitat
APRIL 2023
Magnetic North Pole reached

Real Expedition. Real Conditions.

Magnetic North Pole.
April 2023.

In support of the Pole to Pole EV Expedition — the first-ever electric vehicle journey to the magnetic North Pole — Arctic Trucks mounted a TOTAL COMPOSITES Bobcat 8' flatbed camper to their AT44 Ford F-350 6×6 conversion.

Three vehicles and seven people set out from Yellowknife, NWT. 24 days across frozen ocean, deep snow, and thousands of miles of total isolation. The habitat served as the team's only shelter in temperatures reaching -39°C.

The team called it "the clubhouse." Not because it was comfortable — but because it worked.

Start

Yellowknife, NWT

Duration

24 Days

Vehicle

AT44 F-350 6×6

Model

TC Bobcat 8'

Two Arctic Trucks AT44 6x6 with Total Composites habitat on Arctic snow
Chris and Julie Ramsey — Pole to Pole EV expedition at the South Pole

Kyle Leeds — Arctic Trucks Director of Sales

"TOTAL COMPOSITES was selected due to the superior insulation design, quality, and durability. The thermal-free composite construction was vital to avoid condensation and ice build-up in extreme low temperatures. For TOTAL COMPOSITES this was a huge opportunity to prove their claim about the durability, efficiency and zero thermal conductivity."
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Engineering Reality

Why Composites
Matter in the Arctic

Traditional Builds Fail

  • Condensation turns to ice inside walls
  • Materials contract, crack, and separate
  • Wood absorbs moisture, warps, rots
  • Metal conducts cold, creates frost bridges
  • Moisture becomes mold
  • Cold becomes a structural failure

TOTAL COMPOSITES Solves It

  • Thermal-free composite prevents condensation and ice
  • High-efficiency insulation keeps interiors dry
  • Lightweight panels reduce vehicle stress
  • Monocoque strength resists extreme loads
  • 100% wood-free — zero rot, zero moisture absorption
  • Proven: chosen because failure meant real danger

In The Field

Arctic Trucks AT44 with Total Composites habitat on cracked Arctic ice
Total Composites habitat under Northern Lights
Arctic Trucks AT44 traversing snowy terrain
Aerial view of two AT44 trucks crossing Arctic ridge
Arctic Trucks AT44 convoy with Total Composites habitat on Arctic ice ridge

Designed for the Unknown

From Vancouver Island
to the Top of the World.

TOTAL COMPOSITES is based in Victoria, British Columbia — on the edge of the Pacific, surrounded by wilderness. But our products don't stay close to home.

They've traveled across frozen Arctic sea ice, through remote northern Canada, into environments where no conventional RV would survive — not as support vehicles, but as mission-critical systems.

Before TOTAL COMPOSITES, there were essentially no camper options capable of operating at these temperatures. Arctic expeditions meant tents. This mission changed that permanently — proving that composite construction could shelter a team through the most extreme environment on Earth.

That's the difference between a camper… and a habitat.

World First

First truck camper system ever used in support of a magnetic North Pole vehicle expedition

Arctic Proven

TOTAL COMPOSITES habitats were chosen specifically because conventional builds would have failed in those conditions

A New Standard

This expedition set a new benchmark — proving composite habitats are the only viable choice for extreme polar operations

Built for Your Expedition

The same composite system that reached both poles is available for your build — from truck campers to fully custom expedition enclosures.