The Micro Max is the latest edition to the Little Guy lineup with a weight under two thousand pounds
and a nearly complete floorplan for your convenience.
It's small enough, at just over seven feet tall, to easily tuck away in your garage
but spacious enough inside to fulfill all your possible needs when out in the wilds,
with the notable exception of a wet bathroom.
If a bathroom is a must-have for you,
you can always check out the other models in the Max lineup, like the Mini Max.
Let us know in the comments if you would like us to cover more from Little Guy Trailers.
But don't fret too much, because although there is no wet bathroom,
there is an outdoor shower with hot and cold water!
Little Guy Trailers has advertised their new addition as a three-point-five season trailer
with a heater, air conditioner, and, as we already said, hot water.
The interior stands at a max of five foot eight inches, so not everyone will be able
to stand comfortably inside, but that's why they're not called Big Guy Trailers.
And speaking of the interior, let's look at that floorplan now, shall we?
Upon entering the side entranceway, you are immediately met with the kitchen
block across the way. It comes equipped with a dual burner stove,
a sink, a nearly four-gallon fridge, and a full-height media console.
As is typical for most trailers, cupboards, and shelving are abundant under, over,
and around the kitchen area for dry foods, cutlery, and dishes.
The fresh water and wastewater tanks are kept inside to help prevent freezing.
The raised dining area is in the rear of the trailer with an adjustable round table
and two benches that seat four adults.
The table can be configured into a short queen bed when night rolls around.
A smaller dinette sits on the opposite side of the kitchen, seating two adults instead of four.
It converts into a single bed for a max of four adults able to sleep inside the Micro Max.
There also happens to be a swivel-mounted nineteen-inch tv
just above the rear dinette for some Little Guy entertainment.
The interior isn't where most people will be spending their time with a trailer like this
anyway. That's what an RV is for, and the company knows that.
That's why the Micro Max comes with outdoor living in mind,
with a standard outdoor package that includes speakers and an exterior tv mount.
It also comes with a table and grill mount. So any consumer can have their outdoor grill
station perfect for any occasion. Whether you are in your favorite secret place in the woods
or tailgating with friends on the beach.
You can pick up a Micro Max teardrop camper from Little Guy Trailers
for around twenty-five thousand dollars, with solar panel options
and different touring packages.
Now let’s look at a German-based prototype from ICC Offroad. Transforming from a simple box
trailer or truck-bed topper into an on-the-go cabin, the FlexCamp has potential!
Demand in the camper scene has led to ICC Offroad designing this expanding
compact camper to fill that hole. And with projects like the Mercedes G-Class mini-RVs
to the widely acclaimed Flip90, which you can catch a glimpse of at the end of this video,
who better suited to the task than ICC Offroad?
The GoEasy Is primarily a gear trailer for
transporting your equipment to and from your chosen site of recreation.
However, the version we will be focusing on includes a tent
that emulates a camper in nearly every way.
And can I say that SylvanSport
knocked it out of the park on this one? Super versatile and super affordable.
Plenty of trailers transport multi-sport equipment, but none match the EasyGo cargo capacity,
or its ability to store upright in your garage.
With 525 pounds of carrying capacity,
powder-coated steel frame, galvanized steel wheels, 6.2 cubic feet of storage, and a
humble one-person tent the Go Easy allows for a last-minute trip free of trouble.
You know the expression "light as a feather"? Well, New-Mexico-based camper manufacturer,
Earth Traveler Teardrop Trailers takes this expression quite literally.
In collaboration with Los Alamos National Laboratory SBA,
Earth Traveler created a material made of chicken feathers, resin, and fiberglass.
This ultra-light, super-durable material was weatherproof,
heat-insulating, and formed most of the non-structural components of the trailer.
Likewise, the frame is constructed out of ultra-light carbon fiber,
Kevlar, and corocell. In fact, the smaller of the two models, the T250XL is so light at 250 pounds,
it can even be towed by a motorcycle.
But it's the deceptively versatile configurations that make the Earth
Traveler a highly sought-after camper.
Sunset Park Sunray travel trailers create
tremendous opportunities for fun with their ready-to-go design.
Whether you need something small to enjoy weekend events, or you want something a bit bigger,
Sunray has a floor plan for you.
You are sure to enjoy exterior features, like the electric awning with LED lights, indoor/outdoor
speakers, and the outdoor shower. Plus, these mini RVs are also solar panel and backup camera-ready.
The 12 foot long, 1280 pound, 109 mini RV has standard features that include
a rear door, complete kitchenette, a jackknife sofa for two, A/C, and a TV.
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