Coolest little Travel Trailer I've seen! E-Pro! A Bug-Out RV!

[@tundras4ever552]

This would be perfect around the 5k range and that’s pushing it. They’re crazy asking 12-15k for this

[@BLUE-jc2gp]

I could even do 8-10 if that actually is a queen bed, but yea 12 plus is a bit much.

[@chinabluewho]

For that price and they didn't even have large solar panels installed on top, sheesh.

[@3sevensdivinemichael951]

For $15000 I can buy used 4 x4 truck And still do a 6 x 12 cargo camper conversion trailer with Solar

[@timslawnmaintenance]

My thoughts exactly 15 grand your wasting money buying this. No value what soever buying this

[@gregoryeverson741]

@@timslawnmaintenance not even 5K$ worth of materials

[@nuwaubian999]

Sad...

[@rstormo68]

Well this you dont have to build...

[@Sig721Tau]

3 Seven's Divine Michael Yeah, key word..."used".

[@PeaceOutWorld]

it's a cool item but no way, that price is not justified

[@danielc5205]

$12K-$15K is more than I'd pay for this.

[@Tsiri09]

I'm inspired by this design to build my own for less.

[@jimknott183]

Comparable units are up to 10K more expensive. This unit is a bargain compared to others I’ve seen.

[@sethgarza5675]

@@jimknott183 Not worth it you could get bigger for cheaper

[@zimike1979]

You can probably build your own for about 2-3k

[@themarccox]

Agreed.. 5-6k and I'd be interested

[@BretAllenStudios]

No propane = no heater. Might as well just throw a tent into the back of the pickup truck and save 12k lol. That's a big "no go" in Colorado haha.

[@kswaynes7569]

Little Buddy heater should be enough to warm that sleeping area!

[@ginosalvatorio9370]

You’re a bitch

[@christopherdwyer7570]

Yeah pretty sure it's a heat pump, might not be enough for mountain country tho.

[@wrzl1675]

Why the hell would you take this out in weather that’s so cold you need heat, you did notice that everything on this is outdoors except the bed, right lol

[@dwreckbaker6382]

Bret Allen You got plenty to fire up in Colorado to keep you "warm"

[@carolyndodd7532]

Be better off buying a nice 5x8 cargo trailer (like Homesteader Challenger or Interstate LoadRunner / Patriot, that you can some what walk around in) and only spend around $2500 to 3500. Then throw a bed, a foldable table, jug of fresh water, and bins of your stuff...off you go.

[@accelwell7018]

People are crazy with the amount of money that they will spend on things

[@jpoppinga8417]

Thats what I'm going to do. Some day......... For right now its easy enough to pitch a tent.

[@tomthumb9839]

I built a 5 ft x 8 ft trailer for about 1,500.00. I am now thinking of adding a slide out for the bed. When the sheriffs came to my house, about the meth addicts next door, they commented on how much they liked my trailer. I pull it with a S10 with a V6. Very stable. I have spent many hours in it.

[@cheetobandido4242]

Was thinking same thing 👍😆👍

[@mixflip]

It should come with flat top fenders so you can use them as a table or work space. Round fenders go better on an asphalt type trailer not an off road trailer.

[@broddr]

mixflip -- thanks, hadn't thought about flat top fenders. Useful even just to hold a speaker.

[@danielramsey1959]

I saw quite a few outback bush camping trailers in Australia, they were engineering works of art, independent suspension, positive air pressure pumps, solar panels.

[@akbychoice]

Daniel Ramsey yes they are, much thought goes into the design of those outback campers.

[@gibbethoskins8621]

Yeah camper trailers are everywhere in Australia

[@rtazz17]

Ive been camping for 40yrs. Ive had 5 campers. The cost of this blew my mind. 7k tops and I would never pay that.

[@kennethschuessler3390]

I bought a Sunray 109. It has a propane furnace, 5k BTU air conditioner, water heater, 2 burner propane range, outdoor shower, TV with DVD player, microwave and a 3 way fridge with freezer. It had been a lot of fun especially for 11k.

[@patrickio8084]

How has it held up?

[@kermitttt]

15 k $? It comes with car?!

[@jtflypegasus]

Saturnian Pytonwielki za1

[@ismaelcarrillo3956]

I think he said something about a Prius

[@SnapszDuhh]

Crying😭

[@deanc.5984]

New trailers are CRAZY OVERPRICED.

[@kenharrington2705]

We have owned and do often use one of these for the last two years. Is as wonderful and cool as it looks. Pulling it everywhere with a 2014 Ford Escape. Barely know it's back there. My Wife and I love RVing without being followed, everywhere, by a 'Double-wide Barn with an over-imagined toilet' .. behind us. The possibilities are endless !

[@prestonfaust4267]

Get a van on Craigslist, my dad got a 2002 dodge ram 3500 work/carpenter van for $250 we already took it camping, you can fit 5 people (has 2 front seats, thats it the other people used lawn chairs) with a lot of gear its worth the investment.

[@markbrown8907]

$15k for a queen bed on wheels...

[@Heiserton]

Not even a full queen either lol

[@mojavedesert2610]

😂👍

[@jaylh2001]

But you also get a $60 micro fridge and $40 microwave....Lol.

[@cindydo8781]

Hehe. 😄

[@sofiomer8274]

A mattress in a box

[@cjeam9199]

That’s quite a large one of those (physically) compared to the tiny off-road tear drop trailers. I think with one that size I’d prefer a bit more length to be added to accommodate a bathroom.

[@kirksemlitsch8374]

Even if you had enough floor space to set up a porta potty.

[@discnmandoe9667]

If your 4ft tall and love tv diners its the perfect camper for you!

[@CalvinHikes]

And also have 15 grand to spend on a cardboard box on wheels

[@curtphillipps975]

Kitchen area with no burners

[@shahenabelyan1008]

Whaaat 😲14-15k for dog🐶 house 😆😆😆😄😄👎🖓👎 $3000 MAX good luck 😎😆

[@GB-vj4gj]

🤣🤣

[@toddgriffis896]

I’ve seen it sitting there on my way to work everyday , thanks for letting us check it out

[@edgarguzman6755]

These "over landing" type trailers are becoming increasingly popular. However, I wish U.S. manufacturers would incorporate more features seen in the Australian market, mainly because the Australian market is light-years ahead on R&D for off-road worthy trailers on a mass produced scale compared to the U.S. Big Truck Big RV - would you be able to review some Australian overland RV's? Trailers like the Conqueror UEV490, or Black Series HQ17 would be very cool for you to review because of their suspension setups, and each of those brands have a presence in the U.S. Heck, even a travel trailer or pop up from Kedron or MDC would be awesome to see you review. I'd love to hear your thoughts on frame/chassis used elsewhere in the world vs. Lippert. I'd also be excited to see you review trailering components like the Cruisemaster DO35 hitch on your buddy's R-pod.

[@billiondollardan]

The Aussie models are ridiculously well appointed

[@uscg8168]

its not for off road... The USA is not Australia, no more complicated than that.

[@Wysiwyg101]

You make a great point. The little RV trailers like this in the US do not compare at all very well with their counterparts in Australia. However, have you priced those items in comparison to this one? This one truly is bargain basement for the very basic of amenities compared to those. The Conqueror is almost $70k and the Black Series is $55k.

[@anthony9thompson]

True, Australia is truely awesome when it come to off road trailers. Although they have a price tag to match. Interesting that you mention the conqueror which originates from South Africa

[@DALEGPEKEL]

I purchased a brand new 26 foot Forest River Wildwood travel trailer with a slideout for $15,500 back in 2015 - This thing should sell for $4,000 tops!

[@krasnaludek298]

This thing is pretty sweet and all you need for a weekend excursion, which is what a lot of us do pre-retirement. I’m in my 40s & a huge trailer or RV is not practical. My Jeep will pull this easy.

[@craigwflys]

I agree this is probably the nicest one of these that I've seen. Very well designed. Personally a little too small for me. For 8 years I owned a great little 14' trailer which was a Fun Finder T139 but they don't make them anymore. Over the past few years it seems like anything between 14-24' have almost all been discontinued (at least when it comes to Fun Finder).

[@tylough]

snackman There's still plenty of small travel trailers out there. I live in northern Indiana and seen new small units out for delivery all the time. Yes the model names and numbers change over the years. Check out KZ Sportsman, Rockwood Geo pro, Flagstaff E-Pro, Jayco Jay Flight SLX 7 145 RB. Coachman Viking 14SR.

[@tylough]

Thor Industries (the largest RV manufacturer) now owns Cruiser RV who made your old fun finder RV. Looks like that brand now is focused only on larger RVs.

[@craigwflys]

Thanks that makes a little more sense. I figure it cost them probably not a lot more to make the larger units but the profit margin has to be much greater once it's finished which is why I guessed they stopped focusing on the smaller units.

[@craigwflys]

Thanks for the suggestions but 3 years ago I sold that little T139 and upgraded to a 2015 22' Fun Finder which is a perfect size for the wife and I. I sold the trailer within one day for what I was asking for it and I still had 3 other guys that wanted it.

[@tylough]

Glad I could provide some insight into the market changes. Thor sells a good number of the R-Pod models which are closer to 20ft in length.

[@pilgrim7779]

I'm getting the 12SRK version of this trailer for less than 13K. I'm getting a 3-way fridge, propane stove, grill, shower, water heater and 20,000 btu furnace. Also, an awning, roof mounted racks and solar panel, TV with DVD and the couch pulls out into a queen size bed. I could go on and on, but my point is - pay the extra $1,500 and get the 12SRK because you're getting about an additional 5k - 6k worth of accessories. The advantage of this RV is that I can pull it with my little Jeep Renegade into some very isolated areas (two-tracks) and I can boondock in comfort for weeks! I've looked at similar units for months and this is the best deal going right now.

[@patrickio8084]

Did you get your camper and how has it held up?

[@A_man213]

This is perfect for my wife and I. Its pretty much a hotel room on wheels. I would upgrade the mattress because I am sure it is one of those foam mats. All you need it a small potty tent/shower tent.

[@TexasScout]

The thing NOBODY talks about and this goes for almost all RV except for the largest, is how much of a PITA it is to change the sheets....

[@fvw88]

Includes the toilet which is right behind that bush over there.

[@rossjones5741]

That's what the RV parks are for, a toilet and shower.

[@retrodog63]

Interesting design. The back becomes a hard awning. But you're still screwed in bad weather with the outdoor kitchen. Hmmm, it's main advantage over the Aliner Ascape is the ground clearance. But you can't walk into it, or shower, or whatever else. Hmmm...

[@sethwatson8952]

You have got yo be kidding...15 grand? Is that in US dollars? 5 grand for what you are getting seems reasonable. Also, there is no disconnect between outdoors and the bed. Where would you put your shoes and outer clothes, especially if they are really dirty?

[@NateD006]

Exactly what I was thinking. Where do your muddy boots go?

[@WNM1228]

I wouldn't want to try changing the sheets on the bed. Looks like it be a pain.

[@jimfinigan1681]

@@WNM1228 I was thinking the same thing.

[@hh3557]

Imagine if these didn't cost so much and could be distributed to the homeless. I think it would definitely be beneficial and a nice little starter home.

[@pamm2230]

Idea for design option, have the kitchen at the back set up to be accessible from inside for times of bad weather. The fridge can be turned with the back against the side wall. The storage underneath can have door access on both sides.

[@the2ndairwick918]

One of the product lines I sell is Flagstaff. Couple things to add.. The EPro line is fully laminated with Azdel backing just like your Chaparral. It is equipped with torsion axles that carry a 10 year warranty and the mini fridge actually has a 600 watt inverter to run it if you are doing any dry camping. You should take a look at their other product lines. Their Superlite and Classic Superlite are some of the best built trailers on the market. (IMHO of course)

[@donleamon8653]

As a 3rd gen native from Flagstaff, I'm offended. Kidding. I like it, and the torsion axle is a great plus.The only thing I noted, that rear drain, you take that thing off-road, guess what is going to get destroyed. Tuck that up, or move it closer to the axle.

[@ourscamplife5210]

The 13' Scamp is about the same price, is able to sleep and stand up 4 people inside plus has an indoor kitchen. All for about the same price and dry weight as this bed on wheels. This is cute for a couple I guess?

[@erickfernandez8485]

You can get a viking 15ft new for 9 grand with kitchen inside restroom and shower bunks and a queen bed...

[@js5072]

On the side of it, a wing should fan out and connect to the kitchen side so if its raining you dont have to get wet while youre going inside the trailer.

[@jimmartin243]

Design Azdale panels that fold down from the fold up hatch then a slide out from the bottom with two fold up azdale from bottom that lever latch lock together with buoy in frameless Windows and a door. With a fantastic fan!

[@lIlIANONYMOUSIlIl]

To me it looks like you could have had a hot water system and made an outdoor shower. Think of a pocket door on the outside that flips up and a curtain falls down. Even a significant water tank. In addition, they could have figured out a generator compartment.

[@nonrevhogan8938]

Like how you call it a coach. Does look pretty neat. Surprised they didn't have a solar panel on roof for those batteries. Better batteries and tires than a 35 ft one. ha.

[@CombatDoc54]

Two things this needs is a Fantastic fan and a bed that folds up into a sofa.

[@linden6352]

Went in one of these at an RV show, actually really want one

[@indigodragon7129]

They should make them modular. Then design a center camper the other two attach to that has a kitchen and table with the rooms on the sides. Then use fold out azdale panels in the back to have a cartridge toilet and a cartridge shower. 😊

[@jefflass699]

I would choose the Rockwood over a Flagstaff. Both Forest River products. Both of similar quality construction with similar floorplans, but the Rockwood holds its value better. In this case, it would be a Geo Pro rather than an E Pro.

[@_LEONKING_]

Now I have no opinions on the product but god you're so good at talking dude. All the other people who film RVs are so bad I close the video for their voice alone

[@donalddday7741]

I'm gonna get one but most likely used,sold my 71 Econoline and got a mini van two times the gas mileage,got mini fixed up on inside but not nice to sleep in so gonna get a teardrop to go to the van events/runs

[@dougwebb6193]

In a weak moment, I dropped over 10k on a teardrop and never have even used it. That was over 10 years ago. I feel pretty dumb. Really think about the practicality of a tiny R. V. You just don't get much!

[@CalvinHikes]

I've always suspected that most people don't use their trailers. Or maybe they use them once or twice. That's why they use market for these is the way to go. You can pick up a $10,000 trailer for a thousand bucks on the used Market easily. Every day of the week. On the other hand I wouldn't buy a trailer that I can't stand up and because that's what my car is. A room I can't stand up in.

[@Guy_de_Loimbard]

"Keep in mind those are mainly for looks. You are not really going to have any way to utilize off-road tires on a trailer." How about increased puncture resistance? What do you think will happen to a pair of standard trailer tires if you try towing this thing through Rocky back trails?

[@jimfinigan1681]

This reminds me of my daughter's Barbie camper.

[@andrewmills3845]

A door on each side so you can GTFO if your partner cuts a nasty fart.

[@homefront3162]

Andrew Mills LOLOL)LOL

[@KashifNawaz85]

😂😂😂

[@ploppyploppy6554]

So it's not just me .

[@melissas1603]

Lol

[@ameliaroque3854]

It's true, this air "conditioning" unit may not have the capacity to handle all of the said "nasties".

[@joshharmon4867]

My work sells these. Nice to work on cuz they were built right. But yes there are cheaper RV's out there with more room. These are meant for a certain niche of people. A lot of the tabs have bathrooms, they sell the one in the video with bathrooms too and come in all shapes and sizes. Not just this small one. The bigger they are, the more they cost.

[@Tsiri09]

Cute! This is like a teardrop! I'd certainly make a screen to attach to that outdoor roof and give myself an extra room. I could also design something so I could use it in the rain. The price ain't bad for all the goodies and wiring included.

[@wintersburgoutback6485]

I took extended stays in the back of my Dodge pickup truck. I have an insulated camper shell . Through some gear in and I still have more room .

[@joshs199]

Does it come with a poop bucket for 15 grand..?

[@henryfitzthum7563]

n update on thoughts of my own 2018 geo pro G12RK ... 2 year old camper... Drove from Missouri to Yellowstone Wyoming with it for vacation ... 1st day of vacation reached near Kearney Nebraska while driving on Interstate 80 when we hear a weird noise then pop goes passenger trailer tire... since we were on I80 first thought was to get off the interstate before something terrible happens.... changed tire... noticed spare tire was against camper body... we started moving smoke started... so we had to drive 5 mile an hour probably even slower for 9 miles to prevent other tire from exploding... stopped at gas station to investigate damage... noticed whole camper body moved to one side... only thing stopping it from totally coming off was the tire.. We had to ratchet tie down camper body... so we wasted 2 days fixing camper... But we did notice whom ever screwed floor to trailer frame over torqued screws as head of screws was like afew millimeters from trailer frame ... so we had to unnecessarily purchase drill.. drill bits... bolts.. plates... align trailer body to frame... and stay somewhere unplanned due to shoddy workmanship... (oh and while looking for a suitable location to bolt camper body down near kitchen found a bare wire under sink) then after that 3 days later the microware fell out... again due to shoddy workmanship... we plan to replace it with shelving too as we never used microware once... we felt we needed more storage... it kind of defied the purpose of being more organized... an upgrade from a tent almost felt the same as tent camping... still packing up into totes... cause why.. nothing really had a home... cause why no storage we installed a 25w solar panel on roof rack to help charge battery for fridge... it couldn't keep up with it... don't know if it was due to a faulty main battery power switch (this could be just wear and tear ... rest not excepted)... if you move wriggle red key it would start and stop invertor... supplied invertor is 700w... In my eyes this is a shoddy piece of workmanship by Rockwood

[@alanpattee4383]

Perfect for me and wife and 5 kids!

[@sergeantschlumpf6368]

Damn!!😌!! Dad can & will definitely tow that w/ his jetta!!! 😎😎😎!!! However.. I’d prefer a slightly wider or definitely 2 bed tiny trailer. .

[@carolyndodd7532]

You crack me up..."an older Hummer"...Is there any such thing as a newer Hummer now?

[@Xennox2]

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[@TheEndtime60]

I wouldn't give him $5,000 for this trailer! You would be tracking dirt into your bed every time you got in the trailer! Worthless! Rather camp in a tent

[@maxf7351]

And just like that this thing is for kids, with extra cash. Good point

[@ds1755]

This coach seriously needs an auto level kit, then it will be “Flag Ship status”...🤣

[@DArtagnonsSword]

Cool little trailer for off road remote camping. The hard shell makes it a bit more secure than a tent. Last summer there were places in the north west where only hard sided camping was permitted because of a few overly curious bears. Great review! We have been eyeballing a Moby 1 a similar rig but even more spendy than this one with long lead times for a build. I'm glad to see a less expensive option out there. Thanks again for showing it to us!

[@kristymc6784]

You can get a teardrop for half the cost and still have all the things in whistles

[@lordgarion514]

*BELLS* and whistles.

[@YvonneSchwartzYVON]

Kristy mc yes we purchased brand new Riverside Whitewater Retro 15,000 18’ 8” queen bed, head bath, kitchen 10 cu ft refrigerator

[@davidr4332]

Get two of them and join them together one for the Adults and one for the kids.

[@genesullivan3487]

Has to be one of the most impractical trailers I've seen

[@jaredputman1685]

I used to work for a small company called Moby1 that was very similar to this. I built the frames it would be cool to see that

[@steveciarico3936]

They should have called the "lunch box".

[@jaronking9484]

I just delivered 2 of these units from Goshen, IN to Cincinnati, OH. With my big truck it was like I was empty pulling them.

[@ismaelcarrillo3956]

That's because they WERE empty.

[@harunaksu322]

Imagine changing the bed sheets in that cramped area!

[@vincenzopromedia]

A van build a better than most trailers.

[@MFRiley]

I think I might put a bunk bed system in that. Looks like there is room for it.

[@Maryana1964]

No toilet 🚽 no way. I guess I have to bring Diapers when I need to use the toilet at night. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Nostrildomus]

You pick the coolest , practical best's R.V. stuff . Thanks

[@j.e.wagoner7127]

Yikes! Attack of the disappearing hand. Beach ha ha. Suggestion add audio indoors later and keep your hands out of the way as much as possible.

[@davidtrueslayor7474]

No stove and is there an outdoor shower ? I don't thing so if it did you could carry up by the batteries a compose toilet and install a induction stove top burner youd be set. cool vid.

[@paulrodrigues9603]

I think I'd go a little bigger and get a toilet and a shower. Then you'd have everything.

[@paulrodrigues9603]

fung whyou There is an RV accessory called a Fantastic Fan that even you cannot defeat. Lots of small class B vans and "BugOut" travel trailers have "shitters" and they are not a problem.

[@govnor1495]

It comes down to weight. If you don't want to buy a truck that gets 20 or less MPG to tow with, you have to get something like this.

[@trent879]

Off-road tires help when in muddy angled inclines and declines to prevent sliding side to side

[@__-pl3jg]

Seems like a car or truck can have all these same amenities without the need to haul something extra.

[@expressivepets1]

I love it!!!!!!!!! Like a mod teardrop. Thank u so much for showing this tiny camper...soooooo cute. I could tow that with the Honda CR-V!!!! Awesome.

[@kristabowers6725]

This would be much better if it had a stovetop instead of a microwave.

[@shawnknott1029]

This is really neat, more adventure style. Just a thought, and I know they're not travel trailers, but have you ever seen or looked at something like the Patriot Camper trailer? A bit for the more outdoorsy type of person. Also, it would be nice to see something like a pop up truck bed camper. All the trailers are beautiful, but not always easy to get into tighter areas. Look forward to seeing for from your channel.

[@richardmoeller3143]

The off road tires are for the ruggedness, so you can get to the back country without a flat

[@mikemyers5665]

12 to 15.000 lol there crazy . I just bought a slightly used 23 foot rpm toy hauler on craigslist for $5000 cash an can carry 4 wheelers or a side by side 4x4 etc . with a queen size bed with polished aluminum diamond plate everywhere white black an red burgundy interior an 4 new tire with the tits still on them an everything works like new it's a 2006 model but looks new stove refrigerator shower all . that little trailer is cool but these people are crazy.

[@Kirbythediver]

Those tires add unnecessary price to the trailer. That right there makes me think the rest of it is gimmicky AF.

[@joshua.harazin]

All-terrain tires are more resistant to damage/punctures.

[@Kirbythediver]

@@joshua.harazin yeah but the price difference between normal tires and the AllT pushes past the law of diminishing returns imo

[@1RungAtATime]

This small trailer is cool, but the price sure isn't.

[@Middle850]

This small camper looks cool but if I am going to spend the $ for anything for a weekend excursion then after hiking all day I want a restroom and a shower. There are 14’ on the market that have a toilet and even a small but stand up shower that’s not a wet bath either. In my opinion that’s a must have last thing I want to do is sleep in my camper nice bed after all weekend of outdoor activities and no shower

[@justindashiell222]

Thanks for filming this. The Winnie Drop is my favorite tiny RV

[@farajaraf]

You guys realize it's at least 8k in parts here not to mention the labor...

[@Xaositek]

Can tow it with my Can-Am Maverick to a campsite! Actually pretty slick idea - kind of a reverse Toy Hauler as you could throw the entire setup onto a larger trailer and be ready to go for a weekend of fun!

[@The_JEB]

you could use it if you go on long hunting trips too, if you have a ranger or something similar, you can throw the deer or moose into the ranger and still have a spot to sleep rather than hauling a heavy camper and a trailer to haul out your game.

[@galvanizedcity4981]

Great overview of this little camper. Can you do a overview on the 19fbs model please

[@gregm9054]

For those saying they wont pay $15k you wont as that number is pretty much retail and no one pays reatail on a travel trailer. If you look around these list for as low as 9k and honestly thats all they are worth quality wise and have seen a video of a guy who had the micro fall out of its opening from light dirt road travel. These are made to look the part of a off road teardrop but start looking at it closely and you will discover there is no way it will hold up to that abuse. I seriously considered this unit but being the cheap knockoff wood cabinets, ify frame when it comes to durability and exposed wood underbelly (though treated wood) as well as plumbing it was a no go for me. Hey got the layout right and yes these types of trailers have a purpose but this thing needs to be toughened up in my opinion.

[@torebertand6890]

I agree that the features this one comes with from the factory are great. 21st century tear drop.

[@donnakano282]

Nice, but the Nucamp Tag seems to offer more features for a similar price, especially for with the XL model with the Boondock option.

[@RobertKohut]

Better than a tent....LOL Cool!!

[@drakejdf]

Price gave me a good laugh no lie.

[@buddy8225]

Its nice. I would buy one of those.

[@colinhunter8793]

Cool. Where's the generator for that fridge and ac unit?

[@baloneyjusticecheezedog]

It seems like a good idea.. but it seems really expensive for what you get. If you are inclined to doing building trades, you would be really better off just buying enclosed trailer and then outfitting it yourself. Then again, most people are not so for those people some of the premium cost does make sense.. its just that for what you get, its vary clear there is a markup on this product.

[@frankp3757]

My daughter wants one of these for her American Girl Doll lol

[@IVAO04ify]

These are not bug out vehicles/trailers. They are overpriced, poorly crafted garbage units designed for millennials and others who want to throw away money without doing any real research into a recreational vehicle or "bugout" vehicle. Save your money, get something better. P.S; I wouldn't be caught dead towing that with my M998, I would however just invest in say a single axle trailer from Ruger out of Colorado, as the E-Pro here is going to run you about 12k without a head (bathroom); Whereas the Ruger trailers run you used 2-5k and new 5-7k.

[@donalddday7741]

whats funny about these trailers is they cost the same as the ones that are two times bigger and weigh only 700/1000 more,lots of teardrop companies with nice trailers for alot less money,and if your gonna live in a box for more then a week you would go nuts in a teardrop,i lived in a cabover camper for 6 months it sucked also a 16 foot travel trailer for a year both times were after my x left with kid and all the money

[@sergeantschlumpf6368]

dean this is beautiful 😍😍😍

[@chrisschmidt770]

They should have put solar panels on top and made it self sustaining with electric heat and then it would had been worth 15k and would have been selling like crazy which I would buy and do myself if the price was around 7

[@12B0692]

It seems that there is a market for these at a lower price-point. Something comparable at 75-80% of price would be far more attractive to the segment looking at them.