Summer is nipping at our heels, and as ready as we are to get out and do some camping!
Long-time viewers will know that we love camping as much as you all do,
and we like to do it big or small.
That’s why in this video, we’ll be showcasing the tiny camping trailer
from Road Warrior Campers that acts almost like an Exo backpack for cars and bikes.
And don’t forget to stick around until the end of the video for a look at our honorable mentions.
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Starting in 2016 in Australia, Road Warrior Campers began its business by designing,
researching, and developing trailers that can tow behind powerful motorcycles and small cars.
The company has had much time traveling across both Australia and United States,
towing behind their designs in the interim.
They have learned much about what makes a good product in that time,
and they have only expanded on their mini trailer lineup throughout the years.
One of the recent editions is the Road Warrior Adventurer.
So what is the Adventurer exactly?
As you may have picked up, it’s a small thing compared to some of the
camping behemoths we’ve showcased, with a total length of less than eight feet long.
The actual design of the Adventurer is simple yet useful.
The five hundred pounds that make up this tiny tanker come equipped
with four storage options that flank each side of the powder-coated aluminum body.
A roof rack accommodates a tent if that’s your cup of tea.
The chassis can hold over three hundred gallons and makes up the bulk of the storage capacity.
On each side is a long toolbox that can store up to thirteen and a half gallons,
and the tops of them can also act as a countertop.
Finally, there is a front locker with around forty gallons of storage meant for a generator
or other more oversized cargo.
In total, the Adventurer can carry over eight hundred pounds,
so you can be ready for whatever your camping adventure entails.
Going back to that roof rack,
Road Warrior has included space for an optional side awning and rooftop tent.
In terms of tents, Road Warrior actually offers a selection from iKamper
called the Skycamp 3.0 and Skycamp Mini.
The Skycamp 3.0 is a hard-shelled four-person tent
that offers plenty of room for legs and a king-sized bed.
The Skycamp Mini is quite a bit smaller, only housing two,
but has the benefit of setting up in less than a minute.
It also fits on nearly any form of transportation you take, from compact cars to truck beds.
Suppose you want to Adventurer compact camper for yourself.
In that case, Road Warrior is selling them for around seven thousand three dollars,
with options available for an awning and the Skycamp tents.
As always, thank you for watching!
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And stick around for our honorable mentions right after this!
The Trailstomper is a 298lb prototype camping trailer looking to corner the featherlight market.
It is designed to be towed behind smaller vehicles
while still offering great off-the-grid style features.
The trailer itself sports independent coil-over suspension
and has 25 cubic feet of storage space despite its small stature.
It has a slide-out kitchenette area with a small fridge,
an auxiliary battery with lighting, and a weather awning.
2 adults can sleep snugly on top in a fold-out tent
accessed by a sturdy ladder. As the saying goes, "travel happy, travel light."
Easily the oddest-looking trailer on the list, the Tentrax Overlook looks like the lovechild of
a truck tray and a rooftop tent. It consists of a cargo storage area over the axels. Strangely, the
front storage area is open-air and meant for things like lockboxes and coolers.
The removal of the need for paneling keeps the overall weight to a minimum while still providing
45 cubic feet of lockable, sealed area for your gear. The frame is made from hardened steel,
with a lightweight reinforced fiberglass body keeping it below the 500-pound mark.
It has a 2-inch lift in the suspension and is meant for higher-ride vehicles like
jeeps and trucks. There is no way a 500-pound trailer will become stuck
when it's paired with a 2,000-pound rated axle and 31-inch mud tires on solid steel rims.
The pop-up rooftop tent is actually quite spacious, and a couple would have
no trouble at all having a yawn and stretching their arms up when they wake in the morning.
The Ascend model offers a much better-quality tent. Made from the new
280gsm ripstop poly-cotton material that will withstand a relentless 5-foot column of water
for over a minute before a single drop makes it through to the inside.
This rating is the equivalent of withstanding a 75mph hurricane-force storm.
It's also ultraviolet light and mold resistant, meaning this new
and improved tent will pretty much later forever, or until you stop going camping.
TAG offers a wide range of trailers to suit any need, at any budget. The base model still offers
creature comforts like air conditioning, kitchen area, and external shower despite its low price.
The next size up appropriately named the TAG XL is a full foot wider,
enabling the addition of a ceramic heater for the interior space,
YETI cooler, and microwave. All powered by an onboard solar panel and battery storage.
A sizeable front stargazer window offers an uninterrupted view of the stars while
listening to your favorite tunes on the Bluetooth media center and sound
system. Dual-pane acrylic windows mean better sound attenuation and a better night's rest.
The TAB S incorporates a gallery-style kitchen inside,
as well as a wet bathroom complete with a toilet, sink, and shower for all the glampers out there.
For those with more antiquated tastes, the up-and-coming Barefoot model offers mid-century
curves with a more traditional caravan style set up inside – able to seat up to 10 adults!
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