The GOAT from Hinckley Overlanding was made to follow along for those
who love taking their adventures off-road.
In this video, we’ll be taking a look at a nearly indestructible overland trailer
that will serve you faithfully.
And stick around until the end for a few of our honorable mentions as well.
Let’s get to it!
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It’s no secret that when you take camper trailers off-road,
they have to be more durable and sound in the engineering department.
Some companies will spend an unreasonable amount of money researching and developing an off-road
trailer that retains all the creature comforts some can’t go without.
According to Camper Report, the cost of a new towable travel trailer generally
ranges from around eleven thousand to thirty-five thousand dollars.
Of course, there are plenty of outliers,
and not every trailer was designed for the same sort of camping. Perhaps you
are a make-do type and don’t worry about the smaller things you don’t need to live.
Hinckley Overlanding is tackling the off-road scene.
But instead of stressing themselves over the small stuff,
they focus on building an all-terrain companion that can follow you anywhere.
With over one hundred and forty-five years of combined experience in the automotive industry,
they seem confident and eager to take this project on.
However, they say that they are equally excited to help
their customers fulfill their passions of Overlanding.
Hinckley’s goal is to help design and build the best vehicle possible for you.
It seems like a win-win to me!
Hinckley Overlanding breaks into the scene with their rendition of a trailer camper
they call the GOAT Trailer. That stands for greatest of all time,
so if you were scratching your head at the lack of horns, now you know why.
They seem to be confident in their first trailer,
but is it truly the greatest of all time? It’s a difficult question to answer,
so why don’t we just get into the meat, and you can judge for yourself.
The GOAT is built for strength and, as such, features a three
sixteenth inch steel plate base and a fourteen gauge heavy-duty steel shell construction.
As for the suspension, the guys at Hinckley gave this indomitable invention around two
thousand pounds of half axle torsion and eight thousand pounds stabilizing corner jacks.
Beyond durability, Hinckley says that versatility is their significant focal point,
with heavy-duty mounting racks included for tents or gear.
With over sixty-four thousand cubic inches of storage space available,
it accommodates nearly anything you would want to bring on your trip.
The trailer also features a removable tongue with
a two-inch receiver-style hitch for ease of transport and storage.
The last thing included with purchasing the GOAT is a few customization options.
Because who would say no to some choice?
An array of eight colors allows you to better suit what matches your likes.
If the choices aren’t what you’re looking for,
Hinckley will even paint the GOAT the same color as your towing vehicle.
If you want a little extra oomph with your trailer,
additional options are available for purchase.
A power package with solar options, light packages,
a fridge and gear slide packages, a swath of tent and awning options,
and a small list of additional options are available to order with your trailer.
There is even an option for a ten-foot mast for high output low energy LED lighting,
communications, or surveillance video. If you camp out for long periods,
that could be more than helpful, and it could be life-saving.
That seems to be the theme with Hinckley’s first trailer,
squeezing as much function out of as little as they can.
If you want a GOAT Trailer for yourself,
they sell for around eleven thousand five hundred dollars.
So, is the GOAT the greatest of all time? That depends on what you consider
important in your travel trailers.
Is it durable and gets the job done? You bet.
Head to the comments and let us know what you thought of the GOAT
Trailer from Hinckley Overlanding. We love to hear your feedback!
And stick around for a look at our honorable mentions.
Guaranteed to turn heads, not just for its unique appearance but also for its stylish functionality,
the Kerfton Camper Trailer by Australian engineer Barry Trippit
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 aesthetic and robust strength.
Small hatchbacks and electric cars aren't what would immediately spring
to mind when you think of the words "tow vehicle."
But the Dashaway brings caravanning to those who don't feel the need to own a big gas-guzzling 4x4.
It's so thin and compact that it looks very
proportionate to the smaller vehicle towing it,
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.
The front storage area is open-air and meant for things like
lockboxes and coolers.
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
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