Hiker Trailer - Before you buy!

Before you buy your Hiker Trailer, check out these options to help you with your buying decisions. There are a lot of options for a Hiker Trailer build and half the fun was making it your own! I only go over the options I chose at the time of construction. Modifications I did after I received the trailer will be in a future video and not discussed here. If you have questions on any of the options you see here, please post them in the comments and I will gladly help you out. Please like, share, and subscribe. Thanks for your support.
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[@mixflip]

That's such a nice trailer for the money.

[@MWDAdventures]

Thanks.

[@americafirst3562]

After watching both of your channels I'm sold on a hiker trailer. Going with the 5/9 off road.

[@mixflip]

@@americafirst3562 thanks for watching

[@johnqpublic5938]

but do they leak! they never talk about that...

[@PlayingwithSticks]

Great video! there are few features on this trailer that our teardrop does not have, but definitely wish it did are... The pass through door, side swinging galley door, and the rear hitch. Being able to pass things from the galley to the teardrop would be super convenient! Having the side swinging galley door, means you can easily put an awning over top of it like you're batwing and it won't get in the way of the galley door raising like ours. As for the rear hitch bringing along your bikes, or an additional cargo rack for storage becomes a must the longer you travel. Again, thanks for this great inspirational video Matt.

[@fconnell3403]

Really like your video journals. Can you tell me, are the walls insulated? What is the temperature rating? Thank you.

[@jennifersantos5430]

Where did you buy the quilt ? I love it

[@MWDAdventures]

it was on a Facebook ad

[@jennifersantos5430]

Ok Thank you

[@cbr6864]

Love the idea but at 10-20K you can buy a full-size fully loaded trailer

[@MWDAdventures]

Ryan L you are correct and we looked at all at and decide simple lightweight, off road towable no systems to service, water,sewer was what we where looking for. That is the great thing about the market place you have to decide what fits your lifestyle and match that. Thanks for watching.

[@harrymills2770]

Some people are just a lot better or just feel a lot better about towing a full-sized trailer behind their vehicle. I'm not one of those people, although I envy them. When they get where they're going, all they have to do is park it and go straight to recreation. Now that I'm a lot older, a lot of the recreation is in the setting-up. And these hiker designs, yeah, it's behind you, but it's not slowing you down, much, and it's got its own brakes, so it's not causing you any problems pulling up to a stop. The places I go, I want that small trailer that fits within the profile of the tow vehicle. I prefer it to be level or below the level of my tonneau cover in back, so my view is unobstructed, and it doesn't take much trailer cargo to easily fit a pretty massive amount of gear. Then as long as your tow vehicle has plenty of power - again, easier with a micro/mini - you basically hitch it up and then forget about it. Maybe you notice a dip in the gas mileage. But now that you have such a ridiculous amount of cargo room, you can install a whole extra gas tank and double your range! LOL! But if you are OK with the full-sized trailers on the road for long-haul trips at all elevations, it is nice to just pull over and walk straight into your house.

[@outdoorsbeyondnature1980]

I'm thinking about buying a high way basic trailer. It's a good thing very affordable for the average person/family.

[@devaultc]

I appreciate the detailed info u gave! It’s hard to imagine what all the different options are, they list, because there are 1 or 2. Thanks again!

[@wnruffing]

Matt, did you guys think about another size option? How did you guys decide that the 5 x 9 size would best meet your needs?

[@davidphelps7763]

I have watched all your videos now and am definitely leaning towards getting a hiker trailer... you showed a friends off road version that i like very much but the 22 k might be out of my price range... if you don’t mind me asking, what was the cost of your unit at time of pick up.., We are going to Indiana for thanksgiving and would like to visit Hiker Trailers., Keep posting your improvements and journey..

[@MWDAdventures]

We where around 13-14,000 at pickup. the great thing is you can get them in any price.

[@felixcat9318]

Thank you for this detailed walk through of your nicely configured trailer. The entire trailer looks to be very well constructed to quite close tolerances, and using high quality materials throughout. Your awning is superb, and with the walls fitted will give you excellent living space in atrocious weather conditions. The colour contrasts well with the black chequer plate and looks great.

[@harrymills2770]

Just when the weather's the absolute WORST is when your awning blows away. I'd research on who makes the sturdiest ones, because I'd be paranoid about that.

[@MrRayMac1963]

Hiker builds a great trailer. They were my number two choice. The only reason I went with a Intech is because I can also use it to haul a bunch of gear. It’s a little less “dedicated camper” but it was a trade off for flexibility.

[@RstyRngBabe2161]

I was just noticing that difference! Back galley vs. slide out. Hmmm...

[@stephenshippos4604]

Great video

[@Justpolo-yz5hi]

What was the final price on this bad boy? I see the 5x9 mid range costs $7,395...so was that the final price with all that included if so I’m about to buy one.

[@B_radd]

Justpolo1017 over 14k, check out runaway campers!

[@prepperjonpnw6482]

B RADD what’s runaway campers? Is there a website for them?

[@B_radd]

Prepperjon just google or search on KZbin there's tons of vids!

[@freetaylor72]

what did that one run u?

[@MWDAdventures]

Free oo69 around 13,500

[@JP-tp6xs]

Is the Darche what they call the ‘Bat Wing?

[@MWDAdventures]

No. Bat wing is rhino rack. Darche is eclipses 270.

[@jimflanagan6029]

Great choice, I’m definitely jealous.

[@gen2-x364]

Can the trailer be optioned without the pass-through? Does the pass-through have a screen for bugs? How much for your spec?

[@MWDAdventures]

GEN2-X yes you can get it without the pass through. See my hiker mod video I have an option for bugs

[@freedomrevival1375]

Thank you for sharing! Do you have a brake controller in your towing vehicle? If so, what setting do you use for the hiker trailer? - ask from a potential new owner or midrange XL. Thank you!

[@MWDAdventures]

Yes we did get the electric brakes, if we stayed in the Midwest probably wouldn't need it, but we are hoping to make it out West in the near future and wanted the extra brake support in the mountains. I have a Chevy truck and have it set between 0.5 and 1, but every vehicle is different.

[@oldschooler4040]

Very nice

[@adamadams6740]

Pretty sweet I want one love the alacart style they offer so you can get exactly what you want or go cheep and upgrade yourself later..do you have any idea how much the flexible hitch mount option is for off road?

[@MWDAdventures]

Go to Hikertrailers.com and you can get a quote. you can figure out the cost from there.

[@adamadams6740]

@@MWDAdventures will do thanks

[@lostmykeysagain]

Very informative video, thanks! One question: I see you have a brake controller installed in the front tool box. Is this in lieu of a controller in the tow vehicle?

[@MWDAdventures]

Wayne Clark no this works with your car controller

[@mr.waynes7555]

so if the wind is blowing, the awning is of no use? (in the wind) or you just can't get it set up in the wind? what is the price for your set up, besides the color i could totally go for your set up.

[@MWDAdventures]

We had some strong winds last trip and this thing has a million tie out points we didn't have any issues.

[@rich3782]

@@MWDAdventures Do you know if you can get any vertical privacy walls with this or any other awning?

[@MWDAdventures]

Rich yes you can up to 3 walls. I just got back this weekend and it was 60 mph gusts with no problems. Do I recommend that no but it was fine.

[@rich3782]

@@MWDAdventures Thanks for the response back. I camp on the coast which can produce some good winds. Good to know that it can hold up to those kinds of winds.

[@frtforet3418]

And how much did you pay for it? Do you like a setup? Are planning to do any upgrades?

[@MWDAdventures]

Check description. Prices have gone up since then.

[@garyeanes4747]

I wanted the Extreme Off-Road version, but was told by Hiker it was a 15 month lead time minimum. That was 2 months ago. Nice trailer for sure, but way too long of a lead time.

[@MWDAdventures]

Gary Eanes leads times have shortened since then. I would check with them again. Some have called both places indiana and Denver to see the wait times.

[@justineruth_]

Great video, nice camera work... oh & the content is impressive too!

[@DirtDontHurtAdventures]

Great video!!! Happy camping ⛺️

[@MWDAdventures]

Dirt Don't Hurt Adventures pm me on Facebook

[@blissburn]

Why did you choose not to have door screens?

[@MWDAdventures]

Sam Lentz we decided no screens because well sleeping I like it dark. Lol

[@Michael.Outside]

Matt, I am submitting my Hiker order soon. I noticed you had the Hard Korr light on the rear of the trailer. What are those lights on your passenger side called? Are those what are listed as “black oval” lights?

[@MWDAdventures]

Michael Osborne hit me on Facebook messenger tonight. I have some close up pics I can show you. They have changed it again. It goes by what is available so they don’t stick with one brand. Mine are dream lighting. You can find them on amazon.

[@jimmyjohnson5444]

How much does it weigh ?

[@stevetrezise7182]

Whats your thoughts on why no screen or glass in door? Thanks Steve

[@MWDAdventures]

We have the screen doors on our upgraded model and we don't feel they are necessary. We wouldn't purchase them again. We don't like windows in the door either as it is just another window that needs to be covered up. The window in the door isn't big enough to make a difference when it comes to air movement as the trailer window is close by and it is much bigger.

[@jaycarneygiants]

What are the interior dimensions?

[@rai.vinicius357]

this beautiful awning, where I buy ..Brazilian greetings

[@MWDAdventures]

Ours is Darche - out of Australia.

[@bjwnet397]

Mike, what makes for the lighter trailer, wood/plywood, aluminum frame/skin, or fiberglass skin

[@knobbiesshreaded3137]

I am looking hard at the 5x9 mid level. A few things come to mind. 1. the pass thru looks like an invitation to mosquitos. 2. What comes with AC prep package? 3. Is the interior height 44"? 4. The propane tank looks small. 5. It comes with a battery? (i have a small generator. I gotta call the factory. Nice rig Informative vid

[@KTolai]

Fantastic!

[@ABSVabeautifulsunsetvlog]

Aren’t there cross bar systems that you could install over the truck bed? I’d rather have the bikes be lower to decrease drag and also height. Love your trailer, definitely planning on grabbing one one of these days.

[@MWDAdventures]

Yes, there are other bike systems out there. We had the bike racks from our previous pop up trailer and just transferred them.

[@sandylasa]

Thanks for the video! What is the inside dimension of the cabin? Does a regular queen size fit in there or do you have to trim it?

[@MWDAdventures]

Yes it will support a RV queen mattress 58x78. We bought a Millard tri-fold 6 in memory foam .seems to work the best we ended up shaving an inch off to make it fit a bit looser for changing sheets etc.

[@MWDAdventures]

inside dimensions will depend on how big your galley is in the back. Standard is 18nch deep from Hiker we opted for a big more storage and went with 24 inch.

[@sandylasa]

@@MWDAdventures Thanks, That's what we're trying to decide. What was your dimension with the 24" cabinet

[@MWDAdventures]

sandylasa 78x58

[@sandylasa]

@@MWDAdventures Thank You! Looking forward to your next video.

[@truckerdaddy-akajohninqueb4793]

What about the interior? What are your interior dimensions?

[@MWDAdventures]

58.5 x 80 inside

[@jeffreyallen1290]

The price quoted for an empty box is ridiculous. It may be pretty, but I don't see how it could cost that much. Markup over cost must be 300% or more. You can buy a full size camper for that price. ja

[@MWDAdventures]

Jeffrey Allen we shopped the larger units and found quality was lacking from the big manufacturers. You are correct you can get a much bigger unit for the cost. This meet our needs for this point in our life.

[@bobwalker8917]

Is shore power a standard item w/ mid range hiker?

[@MWDAdventures]

Bob Walker yes it is.

[@subserved1]

Thanks Matt for the video. I like what you did with the rear cubbies having 6 inches of space and a divider. Would you happen to know the dimensions on the front cubbies? My wife and I are trying to determine if we need to go with the 5 x 9 or 5 x 10 model, so we have enough space to store our clothing for the amount of days we will be camping.

[@MWDAdventures]

Brian Watkins the bento containers are super popular so hiker measured based on container size so the rear is 18 and the interior is 6. Total of 24 on the top shelf.

[@subserved1]

Matt DeWitt Thanks Matt. I’m assuming the other cubbies on the opposite side are 6 inches as well?

[@MWDAdventures]

Brian Watkins cubbies by your doors I think they are. I will measure tonight and let you know.

[@MWDAdventures]

Ok I got some measurements for you. The back is 14 3/4 inside is 7 1/2 it fits the bentos like a glove. Front cubby is 10 inches.

[@subserved1]

Matt DeWitt that is much better than I expected in the front cubbies. Thank you very much! Now, just have to decide on length.

[@ahwhite2022]

Looks like you might still check this from time to time... two questions, if ya don't mind. 1) How tall is your garage opening? I'd need to fit this in a garage where I only have 80" to work with. The spec of 76" with rack combined with the usual elevation changes/angles at play has me more than a tad nervous. 2) how wide are those doorways? This thing would get dual use as a cargo hauler and camper trailer, curious at to whether I can fit the stuff in it that would need to fit in it for the former. Thanks.

[@MWDAdventures]

We did a video on many dimensions of the trailer - check this video to see if it answers your questions: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jYTKdZ6giMShi7c Height from ground to top of awning 79"

[@freedomrevival1375]

What dolly do you use to move the trailer around? Thank you.

[@MWDAdventures]

We bought a dolly from Harbor Freight: HAUL-MASTER 18 In. x 12 In. 1000 lb. Capacity Hardwood Dolly

[@freedomrevival1375]

@@MWDAdventures Thank you! We booked our mid range with max coupler hitch, will this dolly work?

[@lifeisgood141]

I am comparing this with Escapade Trailer and Intech Flyer. Can or do they install the battery out side the tool box (in front of the tool box)?

[@MWDAdventures]

They can put the battery in the front box like ours or in the back near the charger.

[@bobwalker8917]

What do you do for a water supply when there isn’t any .... where you camp, boon docking for example ? Thank you for replying to my questions.

[@MWDAdventures]

Bob Walker we carry a scepter water can and a couple cases of water at all times.

[@MrMikey1273]

2 questions where do you get a mattress? You mentioned it's separate. How do you heat it with out buying the furnace? Is there a place you can safety put an electric heater.

[@MWDAdventures]

We purchased our mattress on Amazon, you can find it on our amazon page - amazon.com/shop/mattdewitt We have camped to temps in the 20s at night. We used a small space heater and body heat for the most part and didn't have any issues since it is a small space. We actually made a video on cold weather camping: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fKPYaJKsltuJrJI

[@robbiebreaux5221]

For what the want for one I will build my own.

[@t.e.h.7711]

How much ??

[@JP-tp6xs]

Where did you buy the mattress?

[@MWDAdventures]

Click the link below in the description and search interior on our store front. Thanks for your support.

[@JJ-sv9kh]

Picking my 5x9 Hiker Mid Range in July. So excited!!! How many inches thick mattress did you go with? I'm thinking of getting an 8" memory foam.

[@MWDAdventures]

8in would be impressive. check in the description for a link to the 6in memory foam I bought. Its tri fold so it can be easily folded up for cleaning or putting sheets on.

[@MiguelPalaviccini]

Thanks for the review Matt! Do you happen to know what the construction of the trailer is like? What's behind the plywood interior walls (aluminum tubing?) and is it insulated?. Thanks!

[@MWDAdventures]

aluminim skin and plywood walls.

[@1984redcloud]

Nice

[@TX_Lawyer]

Why not opt for the screen doors? I would think in the spring or early summer you could leave the doors open if you had the screen.

[@MWDAdventures]

We spend most of our time outside of our trailer that we didn't see the added cost to be a benefit. We have the window screens at night time for ventilation.

[@truckerdaddy-akajohninqueb4793]

What does a 7 pin connector give you?

[@MWDAdventures]

Helps with all your connections and brake controller.

[@michaeldose2041]

Trucker Daddy, it is for electric brakes and accessing the charging system of the tow vehicle.

[@josegimenez448]

What kind of suspension does it have? How does it ride in bumpy/bad roads? Do you think its mandatory to buy the off road version if im using it in bad roads?

[@MWDAdventures]

No its not mandatory to buy off road. If you are just going on some light gravel roads the mid range is fine.

[@frankprimiano8306]

Love it great build options would you do anything different ac heater combo

[@MWDAdventures]

We love the trailer the way it is - it would be nice to have a permanent AC, but currently the only option is an overkill rooftop option that we didn't feel was necessary for 95% of our camping.

[@nakumastone715]

What did this run you? I’m considering one.

[@MWDAdventures]

Nakuma Stone this one out the door was 14,000.

[@MWDAdventures]

Remember it starts around 6,000-7,000. You don’t have to add everything I did.

[@nakumastone715]

Matt DeWitt thank you very much, pretty much what got is what I’m considering. I live in the NOBLESVILLE area and will try to get by their shop. Thanks again, can’t wait to see one of these!!

[@ACDandMe]

Thanks for the video! I am about to place an order for my trailer in the next week or so.

[@MWDAdventures]

ACD & Me your welcome if there is anything you would like to see in future videos let me know.

[@ACDandMe]

@@MWDAdventures thank you Sir!

[@erichdeschepper4531]

I just picked up my Hiker in Colorado and brought it back to Texas. Easy tow.. Great sleeper!! Very affordable.

[@swashbucklingadventures9929]

@@erichdeschepper4531 Which version did you get?

[@bobwalker8917]

Does anyone have the water system, tank, pump, sink in their Hiker Trailer?

[@MWDAdventures]

Bob Walker check out some of my other videos on my channel. I have some video of sink setup. Most hiker owners do not have a sink. I rented another brand and it had a sink and I hated the wasted counter space. Hiker normally does a water tank and pelican case on the side of the trailer with a wand attachment.

[@forresthaggertychannel4301]

How much off-roading can the mid-range handle?

[@MWDAdventures]

I have done some pretty crazy dirt roads and the axle handled it like a champ

[@forresthaggertychannel4301]

@@MWDAdventures big rocks and such?

[@MWDAdventures]

@@forresthaggertychannel4301 If you are doing the big rocks and such you want the Off Road hands down.

[@forresthaggertychannel4301]

@@MWDAdventures thank you! I will plan on the Off Road!

[@lowellmays9248]

Hi! Why the Hiker over the XRT from Vintage trailer? I'm considering both, thanks!

[@MWDAdventures]

We liked the hiker more for the added storage ability. The kitchen the back takes up all the storage room . I am going to eat outside anyway. I also get time to sleep in either direction. It makes the interior big feeling.

[@lowellmays9248]

@@MWDAdventures thank you

[@tinadaniels8381]

Could you fulltime 4 seasons?

[@bobwalker8917]

Which cabinet pkg are you using, front and rear of the cabin?

[@MWDAdventures]

Bob Walker I don’t know off the top of my head. I will have to check there site tonight. I do have the 24 inch deep cabinets I would highly recommend them. 18 wasn’t enough for me.

[@RetSol61]

Great trailer but there is a 12-13 month backlog!

[@MWDAdventures]

Bill Dolworth correct. They have just seen a huge surge in orders the last couple of months. Indiana moved into a new shop just recently to increase production. Growing pains.

[@dougterry9429]

Price

[@MWDAdventures]

Doug Terry around 13,000-14,000 with the options I have spec.

[@drc1883]

total price with all the accessories? nice presentation. thanks.

[@MWDAdventures]

In description

[@kpavery1]

Very nice. Thanks for sharing...love Pure Michigan.

[@Uisci81]

I really like your trailer! Can I ask even in a private message how much with those options it cost you? Their website lets you pick the options but doesn’t list prices and you have to contact them just to find out. That coupled with some not so good explanations of the options means I’m not picking things that may be essential and picking things that aren’t necessary

[@MWDAdventures]

PCnever if you get a quote ask them to break down the options. They will so you can fit your budget.

[@Uisci81]

Matt DeWitt thank you! Have you used it during a winter snowstorm? I want to use it for winter camping

[@MWDAdventures]

I have not. I just put mine in storage

[@JamesKlafehn]

I don’t see a link for the awning.

[@MWDAdventures]

darche.com.au/touring/awnings-annexes/_item/eclipse-270-degree-awning

[@MWDAdventures]

I plan on doing a closer walk around and review once I have more time with it.

[@maudelaperriere3405]

can we add an ikamper on top of this trailer ?

[@MWDAdventures]

Yes

[@samc3227]

I’ve been looking at trailers and wow this one is nice and the price is unbelievable I can wait to check them out in person

[@7xela]

so, what is that unbelievable price with all the mentioned options?

[@silverapple2011]

@@7xela It's $2,900 for the base model.

[@dyates6380]

Love it. I want one but live in Ohio. Do they ship them?

[@MWDAdventures]

D Yates you would have to contact them. Hiker is in indiana so it would be a short drive.

[@wnruffing]

Thanks Matt. Both your delivery video and this walk around video were very helpful since the options can be overwhelming. I was curious why you guys opted for the solid side doors instead of with windows and screens. Also, I would like to know what cooktop you went with and what frig you chose. Anything else that you would change about your configuration? Thanks, Bill

[@MWDAdventures]

We had screens in a rental teardrop(another brand) We had to sleep with our heads at the door side in this model and with the fan on the curtains with try to suck up into the ceiling. lol. We bought it to sleep in not hang in all day so if its hot the air conditioning is on overnight and if you need a nap during the afternoon you can. We sleep with our heads to the galley end which gives us good air flow from the window to the max fan. We also heard people had to cut there mattress down more to get the screens to fit so we didn't see a value in having them. It was another thing at night that would need a curtain. I find it fun how many hikers I see with the front window to be covered up 90 percent of the time. I like it dark when I sleep so the less light coming in the better. Hope that helps. Cook top is just a 20 year old colman propane to connect to our tank from the side table. Sets up quick. Fridge is a dometic that is plugged into the truck most of the time. We like to leave it there so we when do go out on an adventure we are taking it with us. I will put it in camp under the table if needed. I can run it off 120 with a shore line. Look on my channel for a review of the fridge.

[@wnruffing]

@@MWDAdventures Thanks Matt. That makes a lot of sense. Probably save me some money choosing solid doors. Thanks again for putting your content up since it is specific to Hiker Trailers which I plan to buy shortly.

[@MWDAdventures]

William Ruffing I have a lot more hiker specific videos coming. Keep on eye on you tube or instagram.

[@SortaDopeIGuess]

Sweet setup.👍🏻

[@truckerdaddy-akajohninqueb4793]

Base is $2850. What did yours come to?

[@B_radd]

Trucker Daddy - AKA John in Québec over 14k, check out runaway campers, same thing but way cheaper!

[@truckerdaddy-akajohninqueb4793]

@@B_radd I looked at them. I'm trying to find a Canadian on their Facebook to explain a few Customs things. Thanks John

[@B_radd]

Trucker Daddy - AKA John in Québec good luck ,

[@pujabelgian]

Really cute! It looks like it's gone through an RV shrinker.. how does it open up? I'd love to see the bdrm, bathroom, LR, galley etc. kidding!! I want one. 😍

[@Manuel-en9pr]

How big is the bed or matress area?

[@MWDAdventures]

Manuel Paschinger 58x78

[@maximeclavel]

What is the total weight ?

[@MWDAdventures]

Maxime Clavel if I remember right around 1300 lbs.

[@raysova7666]

Are the rear stabilizer jacks removable ? As is the smitybilt camper trailer.

[@MWDAdventures]

Yes they are removable.

[@ChrisVan]

What camera did you use to film this? Nice work.

[@MWDAdventures]

Iphone XS

[@ChrisVan]

@@MWDAdventures i thought that's what you were using but how did you mount the phone to the top of your hiker to get some of those cool shots?

[@MWDAdventures]

@@ChrisVan small tripod works great

[@trucker512]

How much did you pay.

[@MWDAdventures]

Paul Ivins this trailer as seen was around 13,500 US.

[@prepperjonpnw6482]

Great video and awesome trailer. It’s a bit pricey for what you get though. I paid less for my travel trailer though. It sleeps 5 and has all the amenities like kitchen and bathroom with shower plus heating, refrigerator My needs were different though. I like having room for my son and grandson. If it was just me I would probably go with what you have. I love the colour.

[@diyhomeprojects3284]

may I ask what trailer did you buy that is less $$ than this trailer? I'm assuming it's a tent trailer.

[@teddyjakeddy975]

No fridge?

[@MWDAdventures]

TeddyJak Eddy stored in the truck so can can take it with us without the trailer

[@bobwalker8917]

Yes, I saw a KZbin about Hiker Mid Range. I continue to research this trailer. About 60% sure this is the way I'll go. Thanks

[@RetSol61]

12-13 month leadtime.

[@pilgrim7779]

If I may ask, how much was the swing-around awning/canopy option? I really like that!

[@MWDAdventures]

Pilgrim777 it was around 1500.00. They don’t sell this model any more but they have other options. Rhino rack, 23 zero, and alucab all of them make a 270 awning similar

[@shawnt8891]

Ya that is super cool. Definitely good call getting that!

[@MWDAdventures]

They have a new model coming just like the Darche.

[@halleluYAH144]

I'm jealous

[@overthinkerblue4637]

They nice. But overpriced.

[@Bluesfan4_life]

Great video! I’m currently building a 5x10 with bunk beds. I’m trying to keep price down. I watched your other video on the must haves and got those. Question: Are rear stabilizer jacks a must? Their expensive! Also the road shower, is this something you recommend ? Thank you in advance.

[@MWDAdventures]

it depends how stable you want movement rolling around. I love the jacks plus the bonus is it makes it easy to change a tire.

[@swashbucklingadventures9929]

These trailers start at 2900.00 so from the looks of it, your version is loaded with accessories AND it's the Mid.

[@MWDAdventures]

Swashbuckling Adventures if I could afford it I would go off road but it adds height with the tires and my wife didn’t want a step stool to get in it. 😂

[@swashbucklingadventures9929]

@@MWDAdventures Happy wife, happy life😉