Taylor: incredibly concise review of a well thought out trailer. Bravo! Thanks for sharing. We are getting ready to spec out an off Road hiker and your build provides some great build ideas.
I love the fact that you matched the rims and tyres - I always thought that was a no-brainier until I started looking closely at a lot of the trailers being towed out there.
So much video goodness right here..! This was an awesome walk around, I totally dig that you got so detailed on your electrical system, THANK YOU for that..! And I really dig the roof net for scarves and hats, it's a cool "pro" trick..! And making coffee in bed, you rock..! And that back tire swinger, and yeah, I did watch it twice, the second time I had a note pad to take notes... LOL
Wow. I feel like I just sat through a PhD dissertation on Logic. Watched a couple of Matt's videos earlier, then this gem of "how to live off grid" hits you. Thanks Matt and certainly Taylor, who has built the most practical mobile platform. Communications (internet access, voip, IoT @ broadband speed) is a natural upgrade. That's my gig. This is a really compelling trailer and I'm happy to have stumbled across Matt's interest & expertise. Well done and happy to be a new subscriber. Cheers!
I wish I had watched this video before my build, my EOR has a right swinging spare and my galley door opens just like yours...major PITA...wish they'd make it standard....Nice video, thanks Matt! And thanks Taylor for the tour!!
The way the rear stabilizer jacks drop down is awesome. I have an Intech because i needed more flexibility to use it as an equipment hauler, but I must say Hiker trailers a very well thought out.
Fantastic use of limited storage space and functional design. Trailer looks tough as nails. Surprised seeing a axle. I would've thought some kind of independent suspension would be incorporated in the build since the trailer looks so offroad ready. Thanks for sharing.
This is another level of overland bad-A. I could live with my pup in that setup. the reason for the fridge being in the tow vehicle is spot on. I never thought of that. I always either double witha cooler in it or suffered warm snacks and drinks. LOL. just fantastic.
@@MWDAdventures I just stumbled across another company out here that's a hard contender on this version. earthshipoverland.com/services/ Scroll down to the bottom and you'll see what I mean.
NICE!! I'm planning to order my Hiker next summer & was totally going with the mid range. Now I'm not sure. She has thought of all the options I want. The addition of the water tank may be my tipping point!!
@@MWDAdventures Well, I'm single, 65 ,retiring next year then hitting the road. I want it to be easy to pull & take to interesting boondocking spots. My 1st trip will be the Al-can to Anchorage to see my son & family & spend the summer exploring Alaska. This setup hit most of my bells. The water tank was a gong :-) And you need the off road's clearance for that.
Awesome setup. I like the idea with having the cooler in the car. Especially when in bear country. Would not want to have the bear tear apart my sleeping quarters.
I love that size trailer not hard to pull not much to fix on it capable of getting where you would not dare take a 16 ft Jayco or Winnie Minnie. teardrops and square drops are the ultimate to get anywhere camping.
Beautiful. I think this is the way I wanna go. Just be careful when you have longer bungee cords. They can knock out teeth if they accidentally come loose.
Well done very nice set up. The lights on the bottom of the rock rails look like they would be damaged in off roading. Perhaps add the lights to the inside of the rails instead of the bottom.
I would have added the 46TM1 Solar Charger and a 66NET panel with the most effective F202169 connections to allow you to use 2000W through a direct impact connector (Y6NB101) or any alternative parts such as the M2201-B models. All on all, the best gear must include an F67MN loader fo the best outcome. Great setup.
Definitely a nice walk around and well done trailer. I do have a question regarding insulation (lack thereof) in the walls in hot climates... ?? Any regrets ? do you see huge advantage/disadvantage one not having insulation other than weight and space utilisation obviously ?
Matt, I am comparing this Intech Chase. Both has no water tank, propane, or sink/stove (I opt out). The Intech Chase cost around $12000. Can negotiate. Again, I choose to opt out many many things because I can bring my own and save a lot of money by not buying from the manufacturer.
$22k at time of purchase, including all the cool stuff- 33" tires and so on? the deep cell batteries & solar panel & electrical connections etc? thanks
BAD ASS trailer camper... Gives me some great ideas for mine.
Grow up son and stop spewing immature vulgarity. How pathetic.
dude went all out on his trailer added some useful
mods nice trailer
This is by far one of the more informative walk-through. Well done!
Awesome tour! So much inspiration gained for when we finally get our Hiker Trailer! Thank you!
Taylor: incredibly concise review of a well thought out trailer. Bravo!
Thanks for sharing. We are getting ready to spec out an off Road hiker and your build provides some great build ideas.
Awesome rig and really good tour, too! Well done everyone!
Fantastic job! My favorite takeaway is using straps and bungee cords to secure everything. Thank you for sharing.
She has really got her stuff together. What a great review on a great little camper.
Fred Wilson deep voice
@@sylviawelsh9518 LOL! Nice
I love the fact that you matched the rims and tyres - I always thought that was a no-brainier until I started looking closely at a lot of the trailers being towed out there.
That is a AWESOME trailer
My biggest concern with the available off road campers is storage space. You have given me numerous economical ides for that. Thank you!
Incredibly well thought out. I'll be stealing some of these ideas on my own camper trailer. Thanks for sharing!
So much video goodness right here..! This was an awesome walk around, I totally dig that you got so detailed on your electrical system, THANK YOU for that..! And I really dig the roof net for scarves and hats, it's a cool "pro" trick..! And making coffee in bed, you rock..! And that back tire swinger, and yeah, I did watch it twice, the second time I had a note pad to take notes... LOL
Best looking set up I've seen. Well thought out and half the price of some of the other off road trailers.
Now I'm conflicted. Nice video and very informative. Thank you
That trailer is super impressive! I love all the organization it's so well thought out.
Very good video. I've watched it multiple times since you released it.
I got like 20 ideas for my hiker trailer this is awesome 😎
Wow. I feel like I just sat through a PhD dissertation on Logic. Watched a couple of Matt's videos earlier, then this gem of "how to live off grid" hits you. Thanks Matt and certainly Taylor, who has built the most practical mobile platform. Communications (internet access, voip, IoT @ broadband speed) is a natural upgrade. That's my gig. This is a really compelling trailer and I'm happy to have stumbled across Matt's interest & expertise. Well done and happy to be a new subscriber. Cheers!
That was a superb video and your explanations and ideas were fantastic. Very grateful that you shared it. Way to go!!
Very nice setup
THe thinking and logic to the setup. I LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! R E S P E C T
Love love love the entire set up !!!
Great setup! Thanks for sharing.
I wish I had watched this video before my build, my EOR has a right swinging spare and my galley door opens just like yours...major PITA...wish they'd make it standard....Nice video, thanks Matt! And thanks Taylor for the tour!!
Absolutely dialed in
Nice set up , Thanks 4 Sharing .
The way the rear stabilizer jacks drop down is awesome. I have an Intech because i needed more flexibility to use it as an equipment hauler, but I must say Hiker trailers a very well thought out.
Love the Rig & how its set-up... Some great Ideas! I have been looking to purchase....
thanks very much nice tour very good very good
Very nice rig and well thought out and organized. I hope to someday have something like it.
Thanks for the video !
Very nice
WOW... Taylor's setup is awesome, Mahalo for your review
Nice trailer Tyler
Fantastic use of limited storage space and functional design. Trailer looks tough as nails. Surprised seeing a axle. I would've thought some kind of independent suspension would be incorporated in the build since the trailer looks so offroad ready. Thanks for sharing.
The loss of independent suspension is part of why the cost of this trailer is lower than most others...
Though air suspension is pretty nice..😊
That's an awesome set up. Thanks for sharing.
Very nice I like that setup
AWESOME!!!
Great setup!!
Nice trailer
Nice set up and thank you for detailed review of everything
This is another level of overland bad-A. I could live with my pup in that setup. the reason for the fridge being in the tow vehicle is spot on. I never thought of that. I always either double witha cooler in it or suffered warm snacks and drinks. LOL. just fantastic.
No problem. Better next time. Great video. Thanks
Very well thought out and organised. Well done.
Great video walk around ! Now I'm torn between the deluxe and this one! DAMN IT!
it was a nice rig.
@@MWDAdventures
I just stumbled across another company out here that's a hard contender on this version.
earthshipoverland.com/services/
Scroll down to the bottom and you'll see what I mean.
th-cam.com/video/UQtG7JEa20s/w-d-xo.html
NICE!! I'm planning to order my Hiker next summer & was totally going with the mid range. Now I'm not sure. She has thought of all the options I want. The addition of the water tank may be my tipping point!!
Believe me I love the feature rich Off-road and if I was single I would have it. lol :-)
@@MWDAdventures Well, I'm single, 65 ,retiring next year then hitting the road. I want it to be easy to pull & take to interesting boondocking spots. My 1st trip will be the Al-can to Anchorage to see my son & family & spend the summer exploring Alaska. This setup hit most of my bells. The water tank was a gong :-) And you need the off road's clearance for that.
Fantastic review! Bad ass! Thank you for sharing!
Awesome rig
Very informative and helpful! Thanks Taylor and Matt.
Excellent job! Exactly a me trailer and so well thought out. Thank you for sharing.
Sweeeet set up! Awesome video! 👍😃❤️
Great walk around extremely informative and helpful. I fell in love with this #hikertrailer . TY
Love it!
Great guys...Thanks for sharing.
Great job with the walk around very nice
Awesome setup. I like the idea with having the cooler in the car. Especially when in bear country. Would not want to have the bear tear apart my sleeping quarters.
My thoughts exactly. I have my cooler in the same location. If I know we are not in bear country then I will put it outside under the awning.
That is awesome, good job!
Smart Lady!!
I love that size trailer not hard to pull not much to fix on it capable of getting where you would not dare take a 16 ft Jayco or Winnie Minnie. teardrops and square drops are the ultimate to get anywhere camping.
Agreed
Sweet rig. Well laid out. I am currently in a Winnebago Micro Minnie getting ready to scale down to that size platform. Safe travels y'all.
AWESOME Trailer..thank you for sharing!!!!
Ya Man, nice Rig!
Great ideas for organization that will be useful in my camper build - thanks for sharing!
Nice
Awesome builds! Thanks for sharing.
Thats a nice setup newbie here going to get one of those
Great review and excellent ideas to improve storage and trailer use. Love our 4Runner too. Best mid size SUV, bar none.
Nice build with lots of great ideas. Well done!
Wow!
DAMN!! THAT'S A NICE TRAILER!!
Beautiful. I think this is the way I wanna go. Just be careful when you have longer bungee cords. They can knock out teeth if they accidentally come loose.
Great Hiker . thank you;
Love the set up! Can you tell me where you got the organizer on the back door?
I believe it was amazon
Well thought out set up!!
Very good yes ..😁pip pips and carryon
Impressive!
Very practical - really enjoyed the video.
Great build, lots of great and well explained information !
Nice set up, well thought out...
great setup
Beautiful Explanation!!.. Is she a Teacher or instructor ? 😮😊😁🤗
Thank you so much Matt, that was awesome. So many great idea's.
Well done very nice set up. The lights on the bottom of the rock rails look like they would be damaged in off roading. Perhaps add the lights to the inside of the rails instead of the bottom.
Mark Haynes good idea.
Thanks for brilliant ideas that I can use.
I would have added the 46TM1 Solar Charger and a 66NET panel with the most effective F202169 connections to allow you to use 2000W through a direct impact connector (Y6NB101) or any alternative parts such as the M2201-B models. All on all, the best gear must include an F67MN loader fo the best outcome. Great setup.
Nice setup!
excellent ! thank you !!!
Well thought out. Thanks for showing. Making me want to get up and go..Anywhere! Nothing like a woman's touch
Sam Gevorkian There’s a woman?
Definitely a nice walk around and well done trailer. I do have a question regarding insulation (lack thereof) in the walls in hot climates... ?? Any regrets ? do you see huge advantage/disadvantage one not having insulation other than weight and space utilisation obviously ?
I would like to use all these ideas on my Teardrop camper build, a nice rig indeed
Great video, sir. Thank you.
Matt, I am comparing this Intech Chase. Both has no water tank, propane, or sink/stove (I opt out). The Intech Chase cost around $12000. Can negotiate. Again, I choose to opt out many many things because I can bring my own and save a lot of money by not buying from the manufacturer.
As a south Texan that camps the gulf coast some Im more concerned with having an A/C. I can bring a gas powered generator
nice job thanks for the ideas
Cha Ching!!
Thanks
looks awsome! link to that spice rack
You can go to our Amazon store and find it under the Kitchen heading: www.amazon.com/shop/mattdewitt
i love your setup. i have a runaway myself and always feel iffy leaving it. what do you guys do for locking it down when you leave it?
$22k at time of purchase, including all the cool stuff- 33" tires and so on? the deep cell batteries & solar panel & electrical connections etc? thanks