Over the next few weeks, we will be covering details and our process for designing our different models. This week, we'll start with our general philosophy as well as our base model, the Backpacker!
Space, ease of towing, weight, and durability are the four big things we had to consider when designing our trailers. We use a custom powder-coated steel trailer frame to ensure strength and stability. The size of all trailers are a uniform design to be used with any of our trailer models to make sure that most vehicles can tow it. From a Ram 1500 down to a Volkswagen Beetle.
Easily maneuverable on the road or in the woods, it can even be pushed around by hand. Once set in place you can engage the trailer jacks to keep it level and steady.
Each one of our models are made with .040 inch aluminum skin, making the outside durable, easy to clean, and gives a sleek appearance.
Moving onto the Backpacker, it was designed to keep costs for the buyer as economical as possible. Maintaining that standard trailer and cabin size allows us to maximize the amount of available storage space. The extra shelf allows you to keep even more of your stuff stored on-hand and keeping it dry. Who wants to wind down and not have your personal comforts handy. The shelf inside the cabin
can work as a small sleeping space.
The rear storage compartment, accessible from both sides, allows for additional gear, such as folding chairs, dry firewood, kitchen equipment, and more.
We are excited to share, our next model, the Traveler on next week's news.
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