Whether alone or with your friends and loved ones,
you cannot deny the power of being out in the wilds.
And 46 million Americans planning on taking a recreational trip via
camper would probably agree with that sentiment.
Allow me to take you through a virtual tour where we compare a list of campers and travel trailers!
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We start things off with inTech RV, a company that has quality assurance ingrained to the bone.
Built from solid foundations with vision enough to challenge norms,
inTech RV marks itself more than just competent.
Those solid foundations are highlighted with the Flyer Pursue,
a ruggedly designed travel trailer strong enough to handle off-roading with the best of them.
The kitchen is quickly set up in just seconds, with a 2-burner stove, a sizeable storing cabinet,
a removable table, and a 50-quart refrigerator perfect for keeping your refreshments cool.
The interior is spacious and accommodating, made for campers by campers.
The Flyer model line is designed to be customized through mods and add-ons. Because of this,
it is no surprise that a swathe of options in that regard is available from inTech RV,
including off-road tires, a roof rack, a 270-degree awning, and much more.
As another degree of customization, the Flyer Pursue is available in five
distinct, classic colors.
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Imagine not being chained to the ebb and flow of a camping company for your vacation,
and instead, you can take your time off into your own hands. That's one of the greatest
boons of owning a travel trailer, and Off-Grid Trailers seems to agree. Their burning passion
as off-road trailer enthusiasts persists in their work; by adventurers for adventurers.
The Switchback R and Switchback S are no exception either.
These trailer trailers take the storage and onboard galley features from the very
well-received Expedition 2.0 and put them into a more compact form.
That's what the Switchback R and Switchback S stand for;
Rear and side, as that is the position the galley is installed.
The exterior is made from a powder-coated aluminum body;
the Switchback was designed for the practical enthusiast.
It also accommodates many different tow vehicles with a dry weight of
1300 pounds and ideal track width and wheelbase.
With the Timbren 3500HD suspension and the 12-inch electric brake,
you will have great control over your Switchback on the sometimes unforgiving off-road terrain.
The modular aluminum body of the Switchback includes multiple
interior and exterior storage compartments.
And since the design is made to be versatile, the Switchback also includes dry and wet storage,
as well as integrated drain channels throughout.
The list of add-ons that Off-Grid Trailers offer for the Switchback will fit any adventurer.
A fridge, an onboard freshwater option, a kitchen dropdown are only a few of them.
Off-Road Trailers continues to be a source of great value and great fun!
We continue onward with a family-operated company by the name of Off-Road Designs.
This off-road trailer camper design and manufacturing business has been operating
in Australia for the last 25 years. The untamed outback of the Australian countryside
offers a fantastic opportunity to test and create off-road trailers and campers alike.
Trailers such as the RASV Off-Road Camper Trailer wouldn't be possible
without people like the ones at Off-Road Designs.
The RASV is a military-inspired camper trailer that seems more tank
than a trailer at first glance, minus the treads, of course.
Most notable about the frame is the primary design feature; a central bar
that runs the entire length of the trailer chassis,
allowing the sub-frame to bend and flex as it maneuvers the unpredictable off-road terrain.
The chassis also comes equipped with the option of a rear-mounted winch plate, recovery points,
and the ability to use the galvanized drawbar as an additional water tank or a compressed air tank.
The RASV sits around 2800 pounds dry with a tandem axle design,
powerful braking force, and off-road stability.
The aluminum body comprises nine large individual storage compartments,
all interconnected by internal ventilation to allow for even air pressure throughout.
Aside from those storage compartments, the RASV also comes complete with a total of 15
internally mounted storage shelves and rubber-lined carpet inserts.
The left side peels open to reveal a large convertible L-shaped kitchen with a work table.
The optional 13-gallon fridge fits on the left
and is a perfect accessory for those looking to stay long or staying far.
Conveniently, directly above the kitchen,
is the 270-degree awning to offer shade while you cook and eat!
The RASV is not without its electronics with batteries throughout,
three waterproof, high amp breakers, and a 160 Watt roof-mounted solar panel.
The next camper on our list comes from the company Valkari Overland.
This UK-based company specializes in a single model.
With their focus on making their one travel trailer great, you know you're getting quality.
And that is an apt word to use for the Valkari X1, quality. And compact!
The Valkari X1 is designed for off-road use, coming equipped with a dual shock
independent suspension and advanced off-road automatic electric braking.
This tiny living habitat on wheels manages to haul along a full kitchen, too,
including a sink with hot and cold water, a wastewater sinkhole,
a couple of gas burner stoves, and a slideout fridge shelf.
There is even a water heater system and a showerhead along the outside.
To pair with that, there is also a water pump and fresh and grey water tanks.
A large aluminum storage box and a storage basket should take care of your storage concerns.
If not them, then the jerry cans, interior cupboards and under-seat storage will definitely take care of them.
The interior is just as accommodating, with a full
living and dining space featuring plenty of seating along with a dining table and a TV.
The beauty of it is that the living and dining space converts into an ample sleeping space with
room enough for two adults and one child. There is even an option for a roof sleeping deck.
The Valkari X1 is a stout one with plenty to offer.
Perfect for those who value a compact vacation.
This fun little tour must come to an end, but before it does,
I would like to share with you a little gem deservedly placed at number one.
Escapod is a company that they claim was born from necessity.
They didn't want to fiddle around with packing or unpacking,
they needed to pick up and leave at a moment's notice, but nothing on the market fit their idea.
They decided instead to create their own, and it was a booming success, and the rest is history.
If the first was a fluke, the second certainly was not, and the Topo2 is even better than the original.
This premium teardrop trailer is both appealing to the eye
and valuable on an adventure. By their own words, Topo2 is built to be the best camper known to man.
The body is built of a single piece of fiberglass from a unique PET core
made from recycled milk cartons.
With a tube steel frame hot-dipped and galvanized, the elements will have a worthy opponent.
Speaking of opposing nature, the suspension also holds a tough ticket. Equipped with a
shock-in-spring Freeride Suspension System, the Topo2 is designed to tackle any terrain.
At each of the entry doors, the Topo2 has a heated mudroom with coatracks.
You won't have to worry about storage for your clothes, bedding, or gear
with 5 cubic feet of storage behind the headboard and nearly 8 cubic feet of cabinet space.
A galley stocked with a Ruvati sink, 2-Burner stove, and space for a standard
Yeti 75 refrigerator, the Topo2 will do the heavy lifting in your cooking endeavors.
The interior houses the queen-sized mattress to offer a sweet reprieve
with a skylight for a beautiful nightly vista.
The Topo2 is undoubtedly a sturdy camper,
and Escapod's intentions and goals were certainly accomplished with this one.
But is it your favorite on the list, or did another entry catch your eye?
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