This aerospace-grade squaredrop camper is simultaneously the toughest
yet most feature-packed camper in its class. Ready to take a look inside the Mammoth Overland?
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What does light aircraft manufacturing have to do with off-road teardrop campers?
Well, for an exciting startup, Mammoth Overland had been in the aerospace and
aircraft engineering industry for years.
Their sister company, Vashon Aircraft, was building the Ranger R7, a two-seater light
plane out of Seattle, when they decided to combine their aerospace engineering know-how
with their love of outdoor adventure.
You can definitely appreciate the aviation influence when looking at
the Mammoth Overland trailer. Built from a powder-coated, high-strength, steel chassis,
and wrapped in rivetted, dual-layered aluminum plating, the Mammoth Overland trailer certainly
looks like it wouldn't be out of place with a set of wings and propellors.
Timbren 3500HD Axle-Less suspension springs cushion the 15-inch steel wheels.
A pair of 31-inch BFGoodrich KO2 tires ensures grip on almost any terrain.
Rugged rock sliders and custom mud flaps help protect the exterior from dirt and side damage.
On top, Mammoth Overland has included modular roof racks that are rated to carry up to 500 pounds
and awnings that unroll to expand your campsite.
A tailgate hatch reveals a swing-out kitchen complete with a dual-burner gas stove,
hot-water sink, and electric fridge in the rear of the trailer.
The swing-out creates a large bench or preparation space with an evaporative cooler
that cools the immediate area around the kitchen. A small pass-through window allows
you to hand-cook meals or supplies from the kitchen to the cabin.
Onboard there's a generous 21-gallon water tank that can be used for drinking, dishwashing,
cooking, and even showering with the help of an outdoor sprayer and privacy tent.
Towards the front of the Mammoth Trailer, a large storage box houses a small portable toilet,
as well as all the electricals, including a 100-Ah AGM battery and 1,000-W inverter/charger. The
setup is solar-ready, and a 100w panel can be added to the roof of the storage box.
There's a surprising amount of room inside the Mammoth trailer's porthole-like side doors.
An almost king-size floor bed lines the floor that can easily sleep two adults and a child.
At the end of the bed, you'll find a fold-down desk that can be removed if not needed
or even converted into a second nested bunk bed.
A single LED light strip runs the margins of the ceiling, and lighting and evaporative
cooling can be controlled by the central control station inside the cabin.
Optional extras include battery and inverter upgrades, climate control, and a large pop-up CV
roof tent. Custom wraps give your Mammoth Overland trailer a look that matches its attitude.
Lock everything down, and the Mammoth Overland becomes a mobile tank,
able to tackle harsh terrain, uneven trails, and boggy conditions with ease.
What's more important to you in a teardrop camper? A flashy exterior? Modular expansions?
Or the latest high-tech creature comforts inside? Let us know in the comments below!
Guaranteed to turn heads, not just for its unique appearance but also for its stylish functionality.
The Kerfton Camper Trailer by Australian engineer Barry Tripit
is an exercise in meticulous planning.
Unsatisfied with the boxy modular look of modern campers Barry and his company Kerfton began
designing what he believed would be the perfect blend of stylish esthetic and robust strength.
What immediately springs to mind when you think of the words tow vehicle but the Dashaway brings
caravaning to those who don't feel the need to own a big gas-guzzling four by four.
It's so thin and compact that it looks very proportionate to the smaller vehicle towing it.
But once deployed the ability for the Dashaway to make the most of the space really shines through.
Founded in Teranga New Zeland in 2015 by the brother and sister team Jack and Kate Hendry,
K-pods is a fast-growing caravan and camping manufacturer with some fascinating designs.
The first of their 2021 models we'll be exploring is the Weekender Deluxe.
Measuring in at just under 12 feet in length the Weekender Deluxe.
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