AntiShanty Limited Walkthrough

[@BWT599]

Man I dig this trailer for motocross race trips with my kids and wife. We have two young kids who race 50cc and soon 65cc. We're one of the only families who sleep in a tent (Gazelle Overland T4) with our Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV. We have been able to haul one bike in the trunk and another bike on a switch hauler, but now we're gonna have to get into the trailer territory. 😉 I love the look and direction the Overland market is headed to vs standard antiquated trailers I see at the Motocross tracks.

[@ANTISHANTY]

Thanks BW T! 🙌 Appreciate the insight and encouraging words!

[@BWT599]

@@ANTISHANTY keep it up with the great content. People who are out there camping or in between RVs and tents understand what this trailer is for!

[@red6743]

Digging the subdued graphics. Love this direction

[@ANTISHANTY]

Thank you for the feedback, we love the way they look too! Happy Trails!

[@mrsMOmiles]

Hands down our FAVORITE trailer!!! Just the price has us working for it! But the longer we wait and save up the BETTER it gets!! Awesome job you guys! 👏🏽

[@ANTISHANTY]

Thank you and appreciate the encouraging words! Happy Trails!

[@Steve-yo4ld]

Awesome presentation Luke, you guys seriously raised the bar with the Limited!!!👏👏👏 And now for the RR1 Limited!!👌

[@ANTISHANTY]

Thank you, Steve! We appreciate the encouraging words! The RR1 is going to be awesome!

[@caseycook738]

New Limited graphics so sick! This thing needs to be cast in the next Mission Impossible film. Good work 'Shanty crew!

[@ANTISHANTY]

Thank you, Casey! LOL, we appreciate the positive words! Happy Trails!

[@VelcorHF]

Great overview. You guys are making great improvements, especially love the shower placement on the outside.

[@ANTISHANTY]

Thank you! Happy Trails!

[@HabitualButtonPusher]

I always laugh about the “ecological sensitive human waste”. Nothing more organic than that and I mean it’s not like nature poops and pees in only specified responsible ecological waste disposal areas. That being said, this thing is awesome. I like it for the height alone for being a tall guy.

[@ANTISHANTY]

LOL. Indeed! Some campsites in California have a "fully self-contained" requisite. Thanks for the encouraging words! We also love the height!

[@BobbyKuul76]

This whole thing is full of design flaws. Let’s start with the outdoor kitchen cabinets. They claim to have added these so that they don’t take up interior space. However, if they would’ve made the entire unit 12 inches wider on both sides you could’ve had additional interior space all the way up and down both side walls. Then when you open up the panel for that so-called chopping board/shelf, it would still be available in the same capacity that it is currently utilizing. The A-frame roof is another huge flaw. If you’re going to design a roof that manually cranks open like the A-frame roof then it should’ve created additional headspace For walking around the unit. Both the front and back could’ve had 600 denier nylon and zipper panels that attach to both sides of the A-frame and the ceiling of the unit to create the fully enclosed space for the inside of the camper while it’s parked and used as a camper, they used a lot of high-quality material and camping, gadgets and tools. Props to them for all of that the build quality seems to be great, but the design package has lots of holes and is a huge miss.

[@ANTISHANTY]

Really appreciate the comment. - If we made the entire unit wider by 12 inches each way, the unit would no longer have a seamless floor or seamless roof panels, there would be seams everywhere. We use one-piece panels for a durable and weather-tight unit, as well as sustainability and minimal scrap. Also, by just having the Kitchen/Accessory boxes on each side, you can still use your side view mirrors on most vehicles. With the current width, you also get a better slipstream while towing. - The A-frame gives a 9'6" ceiling height for standing, stretching, changing, enjoying views, airflow, you name it. All bed panels can be removed, top bunk, and lower bunk, to allow for full standing and walking height through the whole unit. - Each A-frame end has integrated folding triangle walls that you close up to make a fully hard-sided, enclosed, camper. No need for fabric. Screens are also provided if you would like airflow but without the bugs. Again, appreciate the comment. Adventure on.

[@jcossaboon9637]

How long does the heater run on one tank of deisel. My wife and I camp in the winter in Wyoming and Utah.

[@ANTISHANTY]

Great question! The Diesel tank is a 2.5 Gallon (10L) tank. Running the heater all night long uses roughly 3/4" of fuel. You could winter camp for about a week with the diesel heater.

[@520simms]

Is there a heater?

[@ANTISHANTY]

Yes, the diesel cooktop is also a heater. Happy Trails!

[@aleckmenard5304]

Where is the water tank ? How much water can you carry ?

[@ANTISHANTY]

Water tanks are individual 4-gallon tanks and can be used in several different ways. We provide 6 tanks. Water system also allows you to use water from a lake or river for a hot water shower. Thank you!

[@pytheus]

Thanks for another great vid! Some questions: How is the Joolka Hot Tap sink and shower connected to the water source? Do you have a exterior bracket that holds a standard 20 lb propane tank, and can be secured with a lock? Is there a framed door (like Airstream)? Is the Wrappon Green a selection that can be optioned instead of the cassette toilet? Can track be added to the top roof panel for more gear? Can brackets or track be added to the spare tire side to hold a 270 awning, with the shower cube mounted below?

[@ANTISHANTY]

Hey Derek! Thanks for reaching out and great questions. We will be doing a detailed "how it works" video on the Joolka system in the future. Yes, we can add a 180, or 270 awning off the shower side. We also have a toilet delete option if you would like to select a different toilet option like the Wrappon Green. Happy Trails!

[@pytheus]

@@ANTISHANTY Thanks!! You guys are the best!! Glad to learn there are options within the options.

[@ANTISHANTY]

@@pytheus LOL. Thank You and well said with options within the options! Happy Trails!

[@mrsMOmiles]

Looking forward to the how it works! Very curious about the set up for water! 🙂

[@ScoobyFermentation]

I really like it. Especially with my family of four. However, you should mention that it is not entirely rain proof unless you have on the rainfly. As any tent camper knows, you almost always have to put on the rainfly with just a small chance of rain in the forecast. Huge pain in the butt compared to other trailers.

[@ANTISHANTY]

Thank you for the feedback! The Extreme Weather Fly is not required. Stay tuned for more. Happy Trails.

[@CheeseLayong]

This thing would be sweeter if it had an incinerator toilet. Nice rig!

[@ANTISHANTY]

That would be cool! That's the greatest thing about all of our trim levels, you can easily add the features you want. Even our highest trim, the LIMITED, is an open canvas for add-ons.

[@dcd6115]

That AC runs off the included lithium batteries? I imagine that would drain those things almost instantly.

[@ANTISHANTY]

Great question! Lots of variables here for sure based on external temps and A/C settings. From experience, the PRO will run the A/C for about 8 hours without charge, so you could expect the LIMITED to be around double that.

[@sharonbyrd1053]

Does this this trailer have insulated walls ?

[@ANTISHANTY]

Yes, they are insulated to roughly R-5, with multiple thermal breaks. Find out more in the video below - kzbin.info/www/bejne/iHjbo2uHaNKkhaM

[@sharonbyrd1053]

Do you still need a rain fly for the roof ?

[@ANTISHANTY]

Hey Sharon, The fly is optional. For extreme weather or an additional thermal break, it can be a nice feature. However, many customers opt not to use them.

[@520simms]

whats the sticker price for the limited?

[@ANTISHANTY]

Hey Mike! Pricing and Specifications can be found on our website - www.antishanty.com