Hi Simon, you certainly can we offer either a 30L drawer fridge or a 80L standing fridge.

You certainly can, our standard Lost Trak 16 comes as a couples version with an internal kitchen, this is a family layout.

Yep hate all these caravan sites that want to capture your email and personal details to download a price list. The base price should be on the site.

Think quickly I saw a magnetic screen as he steps inside in the left?

The mover does work on an incline but it will depend on how steep the incline is.

Wifi and Starlink options are available on all our campers. The tare weight on this camper is around 300kg - 500kg lighter that equivalent caravans of the same size but if you contact us we are happy to discuss options for reducing the weight.

Thanks for the suggestion! We'll add specs to our KZbin descriptions. Our design aims to balance compactness and luxury 🦏Your feedback is appreciated, and we're glad you enjoyed the presentation.

Hi Steve, while it is a slight compromise, the drawer fills what would otherwise be wasted space. I spoke to our engineers and they replied 'ask if they would like a drawer there or no drawer there'. Plenty of our customers have this kitchen design and have no problems remembering to take things out before hand and/or do not place items imperative to cooking in that drawer if they think they will forget. At prep stage, if you haven't started cooking, then of course you can still access it. Cheers, Campbell. 🙂

That would be good to know, also is the shower/toilet door see through?

Hi Cazz, I remember your Defender well! 🙂 I'm fairly sure it can be retro-fitted, best thing would be to send an email through to Andy, at [email protected], and explain in that email as you have here + mention this video & he'll be able to let you what that would involve. We had disconnected the cords before the video so we could show how the dish connects and disconnect to the mount itself. I believe on this model they have a port in their wall to pass the cable through and then dust plug for when they're travelling. 🦏🛰 Cheers, Campbell. 🙂

Thanks for your comment Jonny! That's exactly where this camper shines! Everything you need to be comfortable but compact and agile enough to to come with you where ever you want to go! Check out our Renegade, its essentially the same camper but has some more internal space, great for off-road touring. Cheers, Campbell.

@@RhinomaxCampers1 Thanks can you do a set up with 2 x 9kg LPG tanks?

@@jonnythunder92 You're welcome, - we probably could, we run 2x 4.5kg gas bottles as everything is very efficient in the camper and pretty much the only thing relying on gas in our vans currently is the outdoor cooker. Our customers don't seem to miss having 9kg bottles, if that feedback changed then it might be something we'd consider. Cheers, Campbell.

Hi Owen, thank you for your comment! We fit the Ark 500 jockey wheel as standard on our smaller models and haven't found sinking into the ground to be an issue. We do have the option to upgrade the jockey wheel to the Ark XO 750 if our customers wish. The Ark XO 750 is standard on our 16ft & 18.5ft hybrids. Cheers, Campbell.

Hi Fozalinko, the key difference for us is that this is a hybrid so not as big or heavy as a standard caravan. Which is why the storage available is noteworthy in this model. Cheers, Campbell.

Hi Jason, there is a reason for the difference in pricing. Our entire range is proudly hand built here in Australia and engineered to tackle the harsh terrain and climate while providing our customers with a first class touring experience. As for the internal ensuite, our 15ft Defender Hybrid Camper is the smallest Hybrid we are willing to put an internal ensuite in. Again, we believe in providing our customers with a first class travel experience and in our opinion it is too much of a compromise 1: because of the size of the internal ensuite (often cramped) and 2: because of the room it takes up internally, which is already at a premium given the size of the van. All the best with the Armor AX13 - hope this helps! Cheers, Campbell.

@@RhinomaxCampers1 thanks for your reply, we will be travelling with a couple who have a 2 year old 14ft Rhinomax which they love, it will be interesting to see the both side by side and see if we need to upgrade after doing the Tanami and the haul road to Bronzewing gold mine which is an absolute bone shaker, much worse than the Gibb or Ningaloo track, I do love the Rhinomax campers they are definitely up my ally as far as perfect build quality goes.

Hi Nif, thank you for your interest in our Hybrids & feedback on our designs. While it is a slight compromise, the drawer fills what would otherwise be wasted space. I spoke to our engineers and they replied 'ask if they would like a drawer there or no drawer there'. Plenty of our customers have this kitchen design and have no problems remembering to take things out before hand and/or do not place items imperative to cooking in that drawer if they think they will forget. At prep stage, if you haven't started cooking, then of course you can still access it. Cheers. 🙂

Hi Gareth, thank you for your feedback and thank you for your interest in our hybrid campers. Unfortunately bringing the awning further forward would create too much of an overhang and leave it prone to being caught on branches on tight tracks. We do have an option for a kitchen end extension for the awning which provides shelter. Cheers, Campbell.

Hi Brett, thanks for your feedback and interest in our Hybrids! While it is a slight compromise that one of the drawers is inaccessible while cooking, it fills what would otherwise be wasted space. I spoke to our engineers and they replied 'ask if they would like a drawer there or no drawer there'. Plenty of our customers have this kitchen design and seem to be able to remember to take things out before hand and/or do not place items imperative to cooking in that drawer if they think they will forget. At prep stage, if you haven't started cooking then of course you can still access it. Cheers, Campbell.

Hi wolf, there is a lot that goes into making a highly capable and well equipped off-road camper here in Australia. You will find the few brands who produce a product similar to the one we proudly do are priced very similarly. Of course there are Toyota Camrys and Mercedes S class' on the road, different products suit different people. Cheers, Campbell.

@@RhinomaxCampers1 Agreed! If Mercedes made a S class camper I'd expect it to be this expensive.

Hi there, we provide what is called an 'Anti-flap kit' that locates on the side of the awning when extended to prevent it from flapping and provide some extra support. No problems at all! Cheers, Campbell.