This Bite-Size Adventure Trailer Packs In Lots of Luxury - There's Even a Fireplace!
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Great trailer. It’s funny that they went out of their way to make the axle tuck up high for clearance then they bolted the spare tire on the bottom and took away the clearance.
On the other video they said the spare is standard but not an off road tire to keep the size down
Boss...we tucked up that axel and gave it a huge amount of ground clearance...where should we put the spare?
Boss: Just stick it underneath somewhere.
That made no sense at all. The spare is now where the axel usually is?
Lol pretty much. Mounting it on the side or front or rear or tongue would just make too much sense. And would be an additional charge Im sure.
That's about twice as much as it is worth.....
The price of small and teardrop trailes is absolutly nuts can get a nee 15 or 16 footer for 15k or less!
If you mean the second after you drive off the lot, yup:)
Rip off!
Sorry I'm not seeing much of a value there. I'll pass on this one.
Agreed! It is a very nice place to sleep and haul some toys... But 21K??
Whew. No!
Nice looking trailer. I’d like to see some solar panels on the top and a couple batteries though
And an inverter.
The thumbnail is misleading
A jeep's true best friend is the mechanic's shop
21 grand is a lot of money for a trailer you can’t even piss in
Well technically you can piss in it..
@@Mixwell1983 or out of it .
That's Canadian money. About $50USD.
That's what a bucket is for James. Duh!
James Buttitta Would I want to find a nice serene cliff to piss off of or piss into a bucket along with everyone else, drive around with said waste to find a place where I have to wait in line and handle all that waste into a hole in the ground? Hmmm...
I deleted my comment picking on the majority of campers. The review was great, I enjoy watching these camper vids, and I'm sure this camper speaks to some people and gets them out exploring more. There, I started my morning positive lol.
Waaay over priced !!! Who is buying this stuff ?? Dumb place for an a/c unit. You were kicking it while laying down.
in my opinion, Steve is by faar the best presenter out there, thank you for being great.
I like the review, what you will contend with is people that have no idea about trailers telling you they know everything. Solar is added IF you want it not everyone will want it so for the people that need solar they will add it for you. Trailers cost a lot of money new, people do not understand this. You can put a toilet in here even just a bucket one if you want. If you do not like color they usually have more than one option. If you are going to do trailers you will have some of the dumbest comments I have read on YT, sad but campers seem to bring out the people that think it has to be exactly like the reviewed camper they somehow do not understand there are options and you can change things. Good luck I look forward to the reviews and the comments will be fun to laugh at. Stay safe and have fun!! (edit) Forgot you will have some that think you will need a dual wheeled vehicle to pull that trailer. At least a 4500 or 450 to pull the smallest trailer and they will cry like little babies when you point out it is very light and designed to be pulled by a minivan not a semi tractor.
If I told my friends with trailers that I spent 21k on that, they would laugh me out of town...
well, you could drive out of town and take that trailer where they wouldnt even dare take their trailer
@@joshkiej6601 Sure but for 2x as much I could have a used fifth wheel with a bathroom and shower. Could I take that 4x4'ing? Nope. Could I get fairly far into the boonies and still not need to crap in the woods and have satellite tv? Yup.
@@TheJohn8765 2 times as much? Oh yeah lets compare a civic with a vette too then
Chris L
And you know this, how??
@@joshkiej6601 As a vette owner I can do that one. a new vette is more like 1.5x of a civic however a 10 year old corvette will cost less than a new top dog civic and still be significantly faster. So if youre trying to go fast at literally any price point 10k or above the vette wins by VERY large margins.
Technically you can't go into the wild with it. Because you can't. Here is some food for thought: It's not self sustainable. Also why tuck away the axle into the chassis and put the spare tire in the way? That makes no sense to me. I would probably tear that tire up on rocks, it wouldn't last, keeping the exterior looking pretty isn't very practical. In addition, For a little more $$$ you should have considered a solar panel and at least 2 deep cycle batteries, cant recall if you have running water...? You have some serious competitors and although not everyone is into moab style camping. A large majority are definitely into being off grid or having a self sustaining camper by implementing a few more details you would be catching the attention of many more seeking something off grid. Good walk around. Thank you for sharing
Torsion axle clocked to give higher ground clearance, relocate spare tire (what were the designers thinking 🤔)
The designers were not off road people, that's all. Anyone who's ever driven a trail would know better!
Don't fool yourself. For anyone six feet tall or more that thing would be hell to sleep in.
Id much rather spend $150 on my cheap walmart teepee style tent,full size air mattress and take my used coleman dual burner white gas stove and my white gas lanterns.. I want to camp not glamp.. If i am older and want ammenities I would get a use RV or used 5th wheel trailer personally.. 25k is way too much when you can buy a smaller used dedicated van/rv.. Or hell a used ford e350 panel van and make it a custome rv or buy a used 1/2 ton truck with a camper shell for 1/2 the price.. Too many options to spend this..
Air conditioner and fireplace right next to your feet or head. I guess at night you just have to freeze or sweat during winter and summer.
1. The spare location limits ground clearance and negates the work done to raise the axle.
2. The spare is not matched to the tires on the trailer. It will be dangerous to use one all terrain tire and one on-road tire of different sizes. Because they are from different manufacturers, even if they are listed as the same size, they will actually measure different from each other.
3. For emergency purposes the trailer tires and wheels should match those on the tow vehicle.
4. Optional side steps because if they made the fenders strong enough to stand on they couldn't upsell/upcharge the buyer.
5. Rugged decals because the buyer is paying to advertise/market for the company.
6. Cheap window AC unit which is in a horrible location. His shoes are all over it when he stretches out.
7. Using standard 110v/120v AC and TV instead of 12v units made for trailers and RVs. Artificially limiting the buyers usability.
8. How is the body constructed? All fiberglass? Plywood sheets with fiberglass skin? Wood frame? Aluminum/steel frame?
9. Without any description of the strength and durability of the body, it appears they took an on-road trailer made for RV parks and just added some all terrain tires for "offroad" use.
Why is the spare tire not the same aggressive model as the 2 trailer tires? Andrew
Back in my day, a side step was the wheel well 😆
Great video guys!
I remember when Jeep’s were good
Lets put a torsion bar axle on it for more ground clearance then mount the spare underneath for less ground clearance. Why not mount the spare behind a fender on one side, it will not hang you up on a rock, get damaged by ground obstacles, easier to remove, easier to check pressure and will stay cleaner.
It's funny how he talks about the axle being tucked up right under the body and how it gives u great clearance - meanwhile u are looking at a full size spare tire that cuts the clearance bin half 😂.
what a rip off $25K CAD !! something like should cost like $10K , they should keep it simple , like no TV , u wanna watch tv stay home !!
well go order one how you want it.
u wanna watch a fake fireplace stay home!!
Point of correction, that's a powered cooler not a fridge. It's a bit of a sign they haven't fully fleshed out their market. Folks buying an offroad worthy trailer will care more about a proper fridge than an air conditioner.
Considering how much more something like a Turtleback or a Patriot is, which is just a steel storage box on wheels, this isn't a bad deal.
for a 2 door Rubicon, trust me you will feel the weight of this teardrop in your gas mileage. Its big but its heavy also, if you are off-roading and have to pull this tailor off and turn it around, its very heavy to do that. For 2 door jeeps I would strongly not recommend this tailor. NuCamp Tag boondock, and the Visabule teardrops are your best $21k teardrops for the 2 door Jeep in my opinion. there are other teardrops that are made just for off-roading that are much smaller and better equipped for offroading
That colman cooler only keeps the contents 40 deg cooler than ambient temp. The plugs melt too with constant use. Theae coolers are sold at truck stops and it isn't what I'd want to store food.
This unit possibly the worst I've seen. First and foremost is being able to sleep, no length or width for comfort. Second is all the garbage that's require you to be tethered to a full hook up. Tires as a feature, match my trailer tires to those on my Jeep and in some cases this may require wheel wells or side flat fenders. If given on of these I'd be stripping it down and refitting it. Which I now state that I'm in the process of refitting a 4 liter powered 1989 Jeep Cherokee Pioneer for overland use, and been considering trailers. Thus I have to thank TFLoffroad for showing me what I will be avoiding as this unit, as the designer|company lost touch with the intended use. lmao smh
21K with no commode? No thanks. Off grid all those amenities are useless. In a campground you have no privacy for when nature calls outside the trailer. So in essence all that money is wasted for a bed with a hard shell cover. Can get that in a proper SUV. ;)
Adventure trailer? This thing is only designed for 110 hookup (campground), it literally weights a metric ton, and has half its clearance taken away by the spare (side mounting would be the natural choice). It's more a road trailer, that may be able to manage a little dust in a dirt road.
I want a review on the NO-BO 10.6 trailer adventure i think gonna be more interesting for offroad/overland travel
Does anyone want the 2-door Rubicon with the diesel? That would be my Holy Grail Jeep.
Yeah I heard that 21K price tag and I thought a used pickup with a hard top cover would be a better deal. Sure, im not getting a fireplace but that's what camp fires are for. I can also sleep and fit my 6'2" body in the bed better than I could that trailer.
Kinda dumb, it’s called an adventure trailer but needs a electric hookup to use anything cause there’s no solar or generator or anything. Would never buy
Wayyyyy to much !!!!!!!! Options suck s
I'd get rid of the fake fireplace and cheap Coleman cooler in exchange for a real refrigerator like an ARB
For 20+ thousand bucks I would expect them to atleast make the stickers line up.
The number 1 woman complaint, no indoor toilet.(that's no. 1&2).
That's a good road trailer (or a plain simple flat country road). Can't take a single "overland" trail.
Jeeps best friend is a tow truck
Yep, nice, but should be about $10k US tops. No thanks.
The cooler is garbage
Another great commercial for camping in style.
Market for this is people with more dollars than sense....
I wish you would have shown the Jeep towing the trailer, how well it towers and how bad the gas mileage is.
I don't know about that jeep but I have a 2007 jeep jk 2 door and it tows a 2 jet ski trailer weighing about 1500 pounds decently on the highway at about 75 and gets around 12-13 mpg im sure the more powerful engine and 2 extra gears would help a lot.
That trailer isn’t worth 21000😆, more like $6000!!! Huge lost if anybody buys it.
Adam P
It’s the quality your paying for. I’ve owned several campers of all types; Aliner, hybrid, off road pop up, truck camper. I now have the standup version Sol Horizon and it’s heads and shoulders above the rest. Think airstream, or Oliver.
Most of these teardrop type trailers are purchased by first time RV campers, (me included) after using it a few times you find that you get tired of not being able to stand up in them or having to get up in the middle of the night and go outside to go to the bathroom. Cooking outside is ok if the weather is nice, but doing it in the morning if the weather is not ideal is not fun. I had the Intec flyer for just over a year and sold it for the reasons I mentioned. They are basically hard sided tents. A $22,200 tent. This trailer looks like the sleeping arrangement was a afterthought, the cushions they use look like they just went to Walmart and purchased what they had on the shelf, they block the AC unit and Fireplace, and who sleeps with their head up at that angle?
I now have a class B camper van that I can stand up in and it has all the amenities inside of it. Much more convenient when out camping, especially when you are getting up there in age.
Still for younger people they might not even have any issues with what I mentioned and thoroughly enjoy the trailer, When I was younger I used to camp with just a pup tent and small camp stove and was happy, back then a tent cost around $29 and a camp stove $10.
Most internet experts: I would not tow that trailer with anything less than an F450 King Ranch....
And you HAVE to Roll Coal while towing...cause how else anyone going to know you have a diesel?
Doesn't need to be a king ranch, my 450 Lariat will do fine
In the UK they would tow that with fiat 500.
@@calivalley9056 biggest tow vehicle they can get
Official Jordan Solomon yes. We do not have vehicles bigger than Fiats.
Stephen , The trailer review was comprehensive but can you please explain why that Wrangler can only tow 2,000 lbs? That is 1,500 lbs less than some 203 hp RAV4s.
In case Stephen can't get back to you, the answer is wheelbase, among many other factors, obviously super short on that Jeep. They have a complicated system for determining tow rating, it's called SAE J2807.
@@slabrankle9588 Thanks!
No AC unit will run off battery, all RVs require a generator to run the AC if shore power is unavailable.
seems like a ridiculous amount of money for a ridiculous amount of extras half of that stuff I don't think I would ever use
Christopher Toberman
Check out runaway campers if you wanna keep it simple and inexpensive
You asked for it it's too small I can get better deals elsewhere
Where does the airconditioner's exhaust goes out to? it is not properly placed!
Great review! -along with the features and the fact that this is somewhat bigger/taller than a 'teardrop' actually made it tempting.
Like the picture window on it, just unhich and rotate the trailer towards the scenery and chill.
Coincidentally, I was looking/prefer something around what a typical1500 truck can pull, something between a 15 - 19'.
And / or as an additional video to this, cover ultralights - made for kind of offroady too.
Keep up the awesome reviews!
A few things about the review: this trailer doesn't even come standard with a battery installed, so you will have to get a battery, charge controller, solar panels etc. It's pre-wired for it but expect to drop another couple of grand on it to make it useable in any off-road scenario.
Also you can't legally tow it with a 2 door Jeep - it has a gross weight of 2200lbs, so 200 lbs more than the jeep can tow. Your statement about a 4 door Wrangler having a 3500lbs tow limit is wrong: only the 4 door Rubicon has that tow limit because it's the only one with a 4.10 gear ratio in the diffs. All other models without that gear ratio(Sport, Sahara) have a 2000lbs tow limit.
So overall this trailer is not "jeeps best friend" - it's too large and misses things you would need to go into the boonies. Also pretty much everything in there runs on 120V - so it's really designed to be towed to a campground with hookups.
There are other campers out there which already come with everything 12V including the TV, have a battery and solar panel, roof rack and awning and cost some 5 grand less - plus they weigh less with a gross weight under 2000lbs so you actually can tow it with a jeep.
BTW: the two doors are not for storing stuff inside. They're so you can go pee at night without crawling over the other person.
Haha. You're wrong as well. It's has to have two exits... Fire code and all.
@@buickratrod Yes, every RV needs to have 2 exits, that does not mean 2 doors. Pretty much no class A on the road today has 2 doors. They do use a pop-out window as second exit. This trailer could easily utilize the huge window as emergency exit, so it wouldn't have to have 2 doors. I've got a much smaller trailer and have 3 exits on it - because it has 2 doors so I don't have to crawl over my wife when that old prostate asks for relief.
@@uweschroeder ahh but the front window doesn't open and the side windows are much to small for using as an exit. They are only half windows. So second door.
@@buickratrod Emergency exit windows in busses and class A's don't open either. They're designed to be pushed out or to be smashed with a provided little hammer. So this is simply a matter of design, not a matter of code.
That price is insane. The fact that the Rubicon can only tow 2000 pounds is a joke.
I was trying to figure out what car could tow it if the jeep can 2 door can only tow 2k
@@dustinmittel348 even the smallest can town1500 to 2000 pounds
Yikes...about double what I would be willing to pay for that thing.
I'd have loved to see a demo of the Jeep JL 2-Door pulling that trailer.
it would handle like ass on the highway obviously
I pulled a 2000lb trailer with a 2 door JK years ago. Down to Florida. (700 miles). Went through the rocky mountains. Also, it was a hand made trailer with no electric brakes. Did just fine. lol. I lived to tell the tale.
I want one but dude that price
99% of people interested in handing over their wallets for this, really should move that spare! Horrible spot!!!
Waisted money in features like remote controls. Why would you need a remote in a trailer that is the size of a peanut. That’s a glorified tent with a kitchen attached. No need to drive the price up with a “fire place”.
The 'fire place' is the only heat. I'd rather use a 20 dollar ceramic heater than pay for that silly 'fire place'.
@@terrywaters6186 I'd rather have a small propane furnace.
I like to see a comparison of the small inexpensive camper setups. Like the one you guys did on the Dodge Promaster City. Best all around to live out of like the old VW bus.
That will be 4500$ tops used in 3 years.
What country are you in? Just wondering if they sell this there?
Personally I take 2 quads and a sxs up north with a 18’ enclosed trailer you roll out your stuff and you can sleep in it or you can buy a hotel
It's cool but 4 that price noway 😕
Looked like the kitchen cabinets could have been located about 6-8" towards the rear. you would gain that space in the cabin and wouldn't bang your shins into the bottom edge of the trailer.
Great to see a trailer review. We have a 2014 4Runner Trail and are looking at the INTEC Sol Horizon Rover. The quality and features sold us. It is 19 feet and only 3300 pounds. With only 4000 GVWR wish it had more cargo capacity.
I like this beautiful camper . The 2018 jeep unlimited wrangler you r seeing will pull that. That no problem. Next year I'll be coming for one .and yes she's a four door jeep. The same color I would want it .to .🙏👍.
Hey great review, one things that would be nice if you had like a 2 min portion about hows it like to tow.
It’s irresponsible for you to recommend this 1800lb trailer for a 2 door Jeep Wrangler with a towing capacity of 2000lbs. It might be “legal” but it’s not safe or enjoyable to tow., especially up and down mountain passes.
You should have a towing margin of 20-30% and that’s 1400-1600lbs for a 2 door Wrangler. This trailer is above that, especially when you add gear. You have to take into consideration all the weight you add to the dry weight with gear.
I don't think I have seen a bed more uncomfortable looking than the one I saw here. Nice job pretending you were comfortable... 🤣
I have the Sol, Horizon which is the full size version of this and I love it. I also have 4x8 cargo camper for roughing it (runaway campers). You should review it. 600 lbs. and under 5K.
I build the sol unit glad you like it
Looks like I’m commenting late here but I’ll offer my opinion anyway. Please take these trailers out for a camp! You don’t review cars and trucks sitting on the dealer lot, you take them out and drive trails and pulls trailers on hills. It would be nice to see a review of these while camping. You’d quickly see that it has two doors because you don’t want to crawl over the other person at 3:00 am for your morning wee. I live the the PNW and an awning is a must for rain and wind shelter, sun is a luxury only seen 2.5 months a year and we don’t hide from it. Leveling jacks are a large consideration. If you camp in remote unimproved places (my preference) then these jacks need to have enough extension and stability to do the job. What kind of batteries do these trailers have? Is solar an option? Being able to stay off grid longer with a good solar setup means the food stays cold and the fans/heaters work to maintain comfort. How well does that trailer do bouncing down a forest service road , some become quite rough. How did the axle perform? How did the fit and finish do? Want to expend that then do a water crossing! Did it leak? Kinda important and relevant to my market. You guys have great content overall and I enjoys your reviews. Feel free to look me up if you need a real world product tester. My wife and I spend most weekends outdoors April through October in our home built Trailer and Roof Top Tent.
Intech makes some sharp looking travel trailers - but too bad that this trailer isn't truly capable of off roading & your adventure really won't get too far from a campground. It's definitely no match for our gladiator rubicon. There's no off road suspension & no batteries/ solar (a/c needs shore power) & there's not even any hot water...too bad, because we like the look. 😔
This is maybe the poorest teardrop design I’ve seen. A fireplace right up against a vinyl cushion. An AC right up against the sleeper’s feet. Short, short beds and then a full foot of wasted space between the outside kitchen and the rear bumper. High-traction tires that don’t need traction. High clearance compromised by a hanging spare tire. The list goes on.
The basic envelope of this trailer could be interesting, but the inside and kitchen need a full redesign.
Jeep Wrangler - you could pull a much bigger 5th wheel, this is something more for crossovers (CRV, RAV4). So it is this or a pop-up tent trailer. I was expecting only a bed and shelves on the inside.
Cupboards that don't latch, = You get to rearrange all your gear when you get to camp. Very clever.
Spare tyre, Hmmm. Fire place and air con at your feet ,,, The designer had but ONE JOB
Yeah it sure does seem overpriced for what it is. Wow. New Solitaire Mobile home with 16 x 76 size $48,900 wholesale which I can get. That price is nuts for this tiny pull behind
This is a very good example of a poorly laid-out design. Whoever is sleeping in front of the ac is going to have ice cold feet, should be mounted on the roof. Whoever is sleeping in front of the fireplace is going to have sweaty stinky feet, fireplace is completely unnecessary. Maybe a heater mounted halfway up the back wall so its not concentrated on 1 persons feet all night. The windows on the doors don't open, they're just there. The door magnet prod that sticks out of the body to hold the door open is completely unnecessary or should be retractable in some way. The front window doesn't open or vent in any way and will be a magnet for rocks and stones, even if it is plexiglass or lexan it will get scratched, scuffed and chipped. The spare tire mounting makes no sense, there goes your ground clearance that they worked so hard to achieve. It should be mounted on the sides or tongue, maybe even the back hatch. Whoever thinks this trailer is worth $21,000 is high, and whoever will pay it is just dumb.
The fireplace is adding weight, taking away a potential storage area, creating a fire risk, and is worst of all, completely unnecessary.
I don't trust all of the gimmicky things. I like the fan/AC thing, but I can open the top and as a human, I have the innate ability to realize that it is raining, so I can close it myself as well. All of those added features are things that can break and be expensive to repair or replace, and things that add to the price tag.
Get rid of the fireplace, mount the spare tire someplace else, and let me mechanically control everything.
You can get a runaway for a third the price and it will last 3 times as long and with what you save you can buy the things you want at a huge savings. Also the layout is horrible. Immovable cabinets and the futon cranes your neck. Hell no. And the kitchen wasted a foot on the tail that would've allowed for uncramped sleeping. AC isn't in the ceiling and worse it's directly on the floor between your legs as your trying to sleep. Horrible.
There’s a few more factors to consider,when calculating what is included in the 3500,or 2000 Pound tow rating. It’s not only the trailer and it’s contents…..
At $10,000 I would question whether it was a wise purchase. At $21,000 it's a walk-away and never look back. Why not just buy an 10x5 utility trailer and one of each from the Walmart camping section? You will still spend less than $5,000 and be just as well equipped.
Doesn't fit in my garage. I live in the desert. Any suggestions? I imagine it has a cover but what about the roof rack?
Fier place!?!? Spare tire under the Offroad trailer !?!? $21k ! I'm opting out right now!
$21k may be the retail price. What is the real price though? Every manufacturer jacks up the sticker price to some ridiculous number.
Thank you for the review. Since you asked, I have a Gladiator which will eventually be towing a travel trailer of some sort. I’m in the market for one, so please keep the reviews coming. Edit: Casita has risen to the top of my list, but I’m not sure.
Does any RV manufacturer make a product that has all their "extras" rolled into one unit rather than showcasing a "base model" and saying --this--this-- and this is extra?
Very cool trailer. Id seriously consider one if it was like $7k. Over 20k and no off-grid power or bathroom? Nah, I got a tent.
Ugh that looks like a torsion axel...off roading will ruin those things especially driving on corrogated roads. Why are they doing this. You only need to see some of the stuff the Austrialians and South Aficans have discovered to know its not a good idea.
So glad I'm single. Can go stealth camping anywhere with a F150 and a shell topper. Much cheaper.
not impressed. this thing is small, expensive and look cheap. I can't judge the materials it was build with though...
This thing is useless. No power source or even a place to store a power source & what’s the point of tucking in the axel beam when the spare takes up the space it would be in? They could have mounted it somewhere else.
I thought I overpaid for a mint 2017 Taxa Tiger Moth at 9500. This is a joke for the money.
i bought a tent trailer that’s more than twice that size with a restroom for less that $15k, why would you spend $21k on that???
$20,000 and it only comes with a traditional ball hitch. Isn't that going to be a problem if you try to take it actually off road?
Google the Hiker trailer, it's a basic teardrop trailer starting at $2k. It makes no sense to buy a tiny thing like this for $21k.
I understand that these trailers cost money to be built well, but I don’t get why anyone would buy an expensive year drop when you can get a scamp trailer for the same price and you can actually stand up in it. I don’t see any one ever mention that
I'd like to see used trailers or budget trailers.
The problem you run into is if you do the review and it sells right away no one can order a similar one, on new campers they can keep ordering them how people want to buy them. But it is fun to see a 20 year old trailer in like new condition.
I'd like to see a budget friendly camper truck set up.
Way to much
You can buy a high quality travel trailer with slide outs and auto-leveling jacks for a few grand more.
Depends on what you want, this will go places a big one may not get to.
You could honestly get a travel trailer brand new for the same price, and you'd actually get a full kitchen with a real refrigerator and a toilet/shower.
I feel like anything geared towards the "overlanding" crowd is inflated in price due increased popularity, especially here on TH-cam.
And spend another $30k for a used truck to pull that larger trailer. Some buy a trailer to fit their vehicle, others buy a vehicle to fit the trailer they want…