AntiShanty Pro Walkthrough

Join us as we look at some of the features and benefits unique to the AntiShanty.
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[@zickiea172]

First time I've ever heard of this line and love the versality and the obvious attention to detail and functionality

[@ANTISHANTY]

Thanks, Zickie! More to come!

[@2bond007]

Love this pro model!! You clearly used top components and I love thats it a small company of people who are enthusiasts. That matters when it comes to build quality. These trailers will become family heirlooms like Airstreams. 👍

[@ANTISHANTY]

Hey AirstreamNJeep, Thank you for your feedback and encouraging words! Heirloom quality is indeed the goal. Happy trails!

[@TristenHernandez]

I have watched countless camper build videos camper tours from every company and I’ve built my own but I have to say I think this is the best One I’ve ever seen they have a literally thought of everything including the ability to stand up inside without it being pop up which requires a lot of set up time and is not well insulated well done consider me jealous. But of course I wish It was a bit more affordable

[@ANTISHANTY]

Hey Tristen, Thanks for the positive feedback! We appreciate the encouraging words. Have a great day.

[@TristenHernandez]

@@ANTISHANTY if you guys could somehow get this under 20 K and have a separate premium option these would sell like hotcakes if they aren’t already I’m sure they are though I just want to get it into a range where I can’t afford it hand this will be the thing I replace my DIY build with. Also I believe fall and winter camping is going to become much bigger of a thing with all the craziness in the world today.

[@ANTISHANTY]

@@TristenHernandez Thanks Tristen, we are always working on streamlining our build process and innovating our design to provide customers with the best quality product for the lowest possible price.

[@TristenHernandez]

@@ANTISHANTY Awesome I run a business as well so I do understand to some extent although I know nothing about manufacturing but I would be curious to know whether or not you guys have any interest in renting them out that might be a great way to make some extra money and gain some more exposure I would totally right one just purely out of curiosity

[@ANTISHANTY]

@@TristenHernandez Thanks for the feedback and suggestions. We are currently building units for folks who will be putting them to personal use. However, there may be some potential rental units in the future.

[@CC_Marauder]

Cool concept. Wish you entrepreneurs well. Our 2023 Forest River Flagstaff T12RBST is the current perfect amalgamation of trailers based on our prior 4 TT's that we've owned.

[@ANTISHANTY]

Thank you for the comment, appreciate it! Glad you found something that works perfectly for you, that is just awesome!

[@mrlariata9290]

This is by far the best rig I have found online. I was just looking for a cookie cutter toy healer to haul my 3 ATV's but after much research due to the size of my ATV's it appears I will be looking to convert a cargo trailer into a toy hauler. I love the fact that your unit is lifted, the swivel hitch is removable, tie down tracks on the outside, access to the v nose box, timbren axles, one sheet metal, the quick set up and more. Do you make one in a 26 footer tandem axle? I think the answer is no but I'm going to ask anyway. I have learned a lot from this video. Thank you.

[@ANTISHANTY]

Thanks, Mr. Lariata, it sounds like this isn't your first rodeo, and your feedback clearly comes from experience in the field! It is appreciated. Unfortunately no 26'er tandems at the moment, more to come!

[@hg2.]

This is it -- the Cadillac of boondocking! Great work, gentleman!

[@ANTISHANTY]

Thanks hg2!

[@brotherheed00]

The laminated wall is very interesting. Best of luck

[@timetraveler5640]

Can you guys make an updated video showing a fully loaded Pro model; full kitchen, shower, 20 gallon water tank and all accessories?

[@ANTISHANTY]

Hey Time Traveler, thanks for the suggestion! We will see what we can come up with. ⚡️

[@MarsFit78006]

More inside track heights to allow different mount heights for the beds. Also figuring out how to have the panels run the length of the trail to allow a queen bed up top then 2 sets of “bunks” running the sides/lengths of the trails while keeping the middle open as well (larger families).

[@ANTISHANTY]

Thanks for your feedback. We have a bunk/single sleep system that can be seen here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qV7cqHpresSGh8k Details are TBD, but it is in the works and performing great. Happy Trails!

[@BattleHawkHeavy]

The AntiShanty has a very well-thought-out utilitarian design that seems geared more toward adventurists. I'm not sure that my wife and young kids would like it. Perhaps, offer some internal trim options, such as a wet-bath and a skylight that take advantage of the AntiShanty's modular design. Overall, great job!

[@ANTISHANTY]

Hey BattleHawkHeavy, thank you for the feedback and encouraging words! It is indeed designed and geared towards adventurists. A wet bath and skylight could be neat. More to come!

[@andys4971]

I really love this design and idea I think it’s super sweet and really useable without all the extra bells and whistles that would take away from it’s usability. I know it’s well made and very high quality but I can’t see y’all selling as many as you’d want to at the price point it’s at because a lot of people would just buy a cargo box trailer and use it the same way. I know there’s upsides to your design but man if you could get a barebones model, just the frame basically with no heat or gas or anything I think you’d sell lots of those

[@eatcommies1375]

Very Cool, it’s like a utilitarian Brüder.

[@ANTISHANTY]

Thanks Paul!

[@sasoren1947]

The only trailer I would buy!

[@bobhorne8410]

I took a sip of 🍺 every time they said ‘Anti Shanti’ and got drunk by 5:12...

[@ANTISHANTY]

LOL! Cheers!

[@mrlariata9290]

@@ANTISHANTY hahahaha I was just telling my 16 year old about marketing and how many times a company will repeat the name of the product while doing a demo. I then scrolled down and found this comment. Hahahaha!

[@codeman1979]

Cool product one suggestion there really should be away for you guys to put a 20 gallon fresh water tanks somewhere on the trailer

[@ANTISHANTY]

Thanks for the feedback. More to come!

[@caseycook738]

Well done! Really enjoyed this overview. I am hoping you may offer some rental units in the near future so the family could give it a test run.

[@ANTISHANTY]

Thanks Casey! We hope to have a rental option for just that! More to come!

[@richardfitzwell5708]

Yes, i think you'd also have a captive audience in VIRGINIA, too....

[@ANTISHANTY]

@@richardfitzwell5708 Thanks, Richard! All the best!

[@lynnlevy5061]

Wish you built horse trailers with a little living area, love your trailer!

[@ANTISHANTY]

Thanks Lynn!

[@AllTerrainFamily]

Love the design!

[@ANTISHANTY]

Thank you!

[@johnbouwens2024]

Wowzer great snow putter rig

[@ANTISHANTY]

Thanks John!

[@chrisbailey5957]

Great work guys! Looks like you’ve put a lot of thought into it. Where are you based?

[@ANTISHANTY]

Thanks Chris! We have indeed! We are based out of Logan, Utah.

[@cliffmorgan31]

Everything I’ve heard says the diesel cooktops are miserably slow. How about an induction cooktop. I know, power hog, but immediate hot and cool.... Also, how water proof/rain proof are all the numerous fold joints and Velcro securing of flaps? Not everyone stays in the desert SW.

[@ANTISHANTY]

Hey Cliff, the diesel does take a moment to heat up. Trusty camp stoves work great on the countertop for a quick boil/cup of joe. Induction works great but the tradeoff is the heavy current draw. The joints are all sealed with automotive-grade gaskets. When the weather is really bad you can deploy our extreme weather fly.

[@CptBongue]

These will fly off the shelf, especially if they're towable by jeeps. Only thing is, there has to be something you can do so the interior doesn't feel like a submarine kitchen

[@ANTISHANTY]

Thanks David! Folks can customize their units as they see fit.

[@CptBongue]

​@@ANTISHANTY I'm hooked on this trailer (pun intended)

[@ANTISHANTY]

@@CptBongue LOL. Glad to hear it!

[@orical2832]

Nice design and looks well made. But am I seeing right, the solar panels are on the opposite side to the solar water heater...??? One of them won't get sun...

[@ANTISHANTY]

Hey Oric Al, Thank you and good observation! The solar panel is mounted on a quick release bracket, which allows you to park in shade, and run the panel to the sun!

[@alexdetrojan4534]

Well thought out guys. 👍

[@ANTISHANTY]

Thanks, Alex! We appreciate your feedback!

[@chrisunderhill8853]

when you take it off road any one have an issue with it being so tall? I always wonder that I like that it has the ability to be a base camp that brings every thing at the same time it can make it to the place you want to take it. Again my only issue is height. I am always worried about being taller then my truck. Edit well after i posted this i seen that you have a newer video out and noticed they are the same height as a Toyota land cruzer. so thats awesome that is perfect sized.

[@ANTISHANTY]

Hey Chris! Thank you for the comment! Yes, when the AS-1 is in tow mode, it has a good slipstream and fits nicely behind vehicles.

[@justusgronts3882]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍/10 good luck guys.

[@ANTISHANTY]

Thank you!

[@GENECARP]

Still need work on the front compartment..great unit, I might get one..but I feel like the front needs to be cleanly sectioned off, or dedicated only to utilities...Putting some of your own stuff in there unsecured could cause some damage to wires or other components..

[@ANTISHANTY]

Hey Riding The Wave! Thanks for your feedback. We typically throw pelican cases, propane tanks, or toolboxes/bags inside and adding any permanently dedicated storage eliminates some of the flex-ability. We are developing quick attach paneling in a few locations. The tongue box could be another great spot to add it to. More to come!

[@missmymountain]

I wish you all the best. Some great ideas and superb craftsmanship. The rest of my comment will sound harsh but please view it as constructive criticism. I love when people innovate and want to see them succeed. You are needlessly limiting your market share to a very few small group. I can't imagine sitting my hind end down on bare aluminum, resting my arms on bare aluminum, dragging my plate across bare aluminum, etc., hooking my elbow on one of those corners after a day of slinging that XR650 around in the sand or mud. I'd want some level of comfort. Rounding corners, integrating softer more durable surfaces like wood or UHMW, and providing allowances to more practically store "stuff" like that iron skillet, the drinking cups, cutlery, etc. would go a long way to adding creature comforts and practicality. Oxidized bare aluminum will ruin anything rubbing against it. It's a great base but needs a surface treatment. Open up an aluminum truck toolbox a year after it's been carrying anything and you'll quickly see what I'm talking about. Though great when new, customers won't like that long term. The need to continuously re-arrange the interior to go from daytime to night time to travel configurations would get very annoying very quickly. A Swiss Army knife is perfect in a pinch but it's not my go to tool when others are available. If your camper was my only choice to get in out of storm I'd love it. If there was another camper next to it with more traditional materials, I'd head into it. Arranging the bed to completely limit movement is an easy out but will also quickly become a novelty when a customer uses this for more than a day. The modular hitch design is great for extreme offroad but people aren't going to need it. A simpler hitch with better sway control would be more practical for 99.8% of customers.

[@ANTISHANTY]

Hey Missmymountain! Thank you for your feedback. It sounds like you know what you are looking for. We in fact quite like the modular design and our choice of materials provides long-wearing, practical, lightweight, and simple use in the field. We have hauled firewood, moved couches, and transported motos all with the same unit. We also offer a Base (shell) option for folks to deck out with custom options for their specific use applications. Happy Trails!

[@jag3217]

Cool

[@ANTISHANTY]

Thanks!

[@pmick4747]

Just wondering how you vent the A/C unit and does the extreme weather insert come with the pro. I live in Fl. and A/C is a must I was also wondering if there is a way to have a bed, a full size motorcycle and sleep stealth (no roof up) ?

[@ANTISHANTY]

Hey P Mick! Great questions. We vent the A/C through the floor beneath the stove. The extreme weather inserts come as an available option on the Pro. In a FL summer, you would likely need them. There is no way to sleep with a full-size moto and the queen size bed setup in tow mode. You could potentially roll a sleeping pad down on either side of the bike or in front of it in the kitchen area. Feel free to shoot us an email for more details - [e-mail] - All the best

[@frankmckinley1254]

This looks excellent! At my age I most likely could not pay it off. But it is cool. 😁

[@user-pn5fk8db9q]

Get a job

[@ANTISHANTY]

Thanks, Frank!

[@cedricpinso7288]

Deposit paid. Now the waiting.

[@ANTISHANTY]

Thanks for your support!

[@edthompson9123]

they avoid the price question like an 80 year old avoids Covid 19..... My guess is more than 50k for an Aluminum box. Whats the Base Price. Ive checked the website and don't want to build one out if its not close to my budget. Just give me the base price.... get close... ball park.

[@ANTISHANTY]

Hey Ed! Thanks for your feedback. Pricing and technical information are available on our website and our online builder. If you are interested in learning more about our product and have questions that you don't see answered on our site, please give us a call or send us an email. Have a great day!

[@barbaragarcia7383]

I can’t get a price either. It requires providing contact information.

[@ANTISHANTY]

@@barbaragarcia7383 That's right Barbara, pricing, technical information, and optional accessories are all available on our online web builder. Please send us an email for more information - [e-mail]

[@alexharris5985]

RE: Elevated “A” portion... are there plans for screens? + where does hot air vent for that portable ac?

[@ANTISHANTY]

Hey Alex, great question and yes, we offer screens for all of the openings to the outside. This includes the elevated triangles (A's), the curbside and rear door, and all windows. The hot air on the A/C vents through the floor.

[@tomflourre611]

Are these a standard size or do you have dimensions available to haul a side by side?

[@ANTISHANTY]

Hey Tom, these are our standard sizes. At the moment we do not have a side by side option available.

[@tomflourre611]

@@ANTISHANTY I have a couple friends that are doing the utility trailer conversion. Might be something to look into. My SxS is between 6.5 and 7 feet tall.

[@ANTISHANTY]

@@tomflourre611 Thanks for the suggestion, perhaps it is something we will explore in the future. All the best!

[@joesr.shannavanausdall855]

MSRP?

[@ANTISHANTY]

Hey There! Pricing and specs can be found on our website. www.antishanty.com

[@shawnhyder7898]

What's the height on it? Will it fit in a 8' garage opening.

[@ANTISHANTY]

Hey Shawn, total height varies based on model and tire size. Generally speaking 7'-8'. Yes, we have a few options that will fit in an 8' opening. All the best!

[@andrewlopez9407]

How much and i need one

[@ANTISHANTY]

Great question! Depends on the trim package, feel free to check out our website to see which one would best fit your needs. Thank you!

[@lbh002]

nice.

[@ANTISHANTY]

Thanks, Luther!

[@SM-em3ii]

Any condensation issues while camping in cold climates?

[@ANTISHANTY]

Hey SM, when the diesel stove is on we have not experienced any major condensation issues when using the stove in cold weather. The diesel heat is a dry heat similar to a wood-burning stove. The roof and wall panels also feature 5 layers creating multiple thermal breaks.

[@mikemorse3519]

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[@ANTISHANTY]

ANTISHANTY!

[@colbybrady2187]

Spending all this money and still having to fiddle with a rather massive rain fly is a deal breaker for me. Otherwise I would have been sold on the basic model.

[@ANTISHANTY]

Great comment! The Extreme Weather Fly is personal preference and totally optional. I have camped in the A-frame model during rain and snow, and have never used the fly.

[@colbybrady2187]

@@ANTISHANTY, OK, that's interesting, but if the weather fly is even an option, it makes me wonder if it is water tight enough for use without the fly. I do lots of camping out here in the Pacific Northwest all along the coast all year, and tons of cold rain is a constant. Sweet trailer, just maybe not the best solution for my climate.

[@ANTISHANTY]

It is designed to be water-tight enough to use without the Fly. The fly is an added benefit that can add an extra layer of insulation, keep the roof free and clear of snow/ice for when you are ready to collapse the A-frame, and add an extra layer of protection in extremely high wind rainstorm situations.

[@harleycrasher8396]

Bug out set up!

[@jake.r_photo]

I know this is late but $40k for this is stupidly rediculous for this tiny trailer

[@ANTISHANTY]

Thank you for your feedback! It is a reasonable price for a premium product.

[@jake.r_photo]

@@ANTISHANTY that’s what they all say. Send me one and I’ll test how premium it is and video the whole thing.

[@jagervw]

What is R value of walls and triangular panels?

[@brucestarr4438]

They did say the wall panels are made from a R5 value composite. Just a SWAG, the triangles are probably the same material.

[@ANTISHANTY]

Hey Jagervw - Roughly R5 on the wall/roof panels with multiple thermal breaks. The triangles do not feature any insulation, however, we offer an extreme weather insert that bumps up the value to nearly R5 as well.

[@ANTISHANTY]

​@@brucestarr4438 Thanks for the plug! 🙌 🤙

[@ANTISHANTY]

Howdy! Update - Since starting this discussion on the R Value of the triangle and walls, the wording in the comment above is somewhat unclear and potentially misleading. We have had a couple of customers ask, and decided it was worth noting with the explanation below. The R Value in the triangle closure does not feature any added polyiso insulation, however, it still retains R- Value. It is composed of two aluminum skins and a layer of coroplast. The rough value is R 1.5 and when paired with the extreme weather insulation kit it brings it up to R5. Please feel free to reach out to us today through our website or give us a call for more details.

[@miggyz108]

🙄

[@chazlyle41]

No canvas AND bunk beds! Haha I’m down if it costs less than my used truck...

[@ANTISHANTY]

Thanks for your feedback, Chaz!

[@jimarmstrong1458]

Looks awful for cold weather probably costs more than my house.

[@ANTISHANTY]

Thanks for your feedback Jim and have a great day!