I'm impressed with the attention to detail in this trailer. This is one of very few that I would consider for my family. This is what our homemade trailer dreams of being. Very nice!
My wife and I already own a Boreas XT but I still really enjoy watching videos of all of the other trailers out there. This is an awesome trailer, way to go guys.
Looks like the Voyager trailer's kitchen is so well-designed that even a kitchen-phobic person like me might be tempted to cook in it! Thanks for sharing!
I've had RTT & trailers What was the best was a trailer you could sit inside at a table not have to lay inside when getting out of the weather, I had a hiker well built trailer but the Mission Summit Overland trailer was the best because of being able to stand up and sit at a table. inside storage,heater, outside kitchen and shower.
@@LifestyleOverland Second vote for MO, I'm in Utah and use mine many of the places that your family travel to, really hard to beat the functionality and small footprint. Have been in snow/rain/high winds without any issues on the pop-top.
Pulled an offroad squaredrop trailer around the country for a while. That phase of my life is done now and I doubt I'll ever go back to pulling a trailer. The convenience factor of no setup was huge but there are other ways to get that same convenience without the logistics and fuel hit of lugging a trailer around. But everyone's needs are unique.
Nice unit if I were 20 something. But at North of 65, my wife will not cook in the open cold and dust. And I have to admit, that our 31 foot 5th wheel is home away from home. I know, I can't go where you guys go, but we do go in comfort.
I'm researching and trying to make the sale to the wife no more setting up a tent or cooking utensil BBQ grill, just park and play lol 😁. thanks for sharing keep bringing us the great content.
I like the gear hammocks! I finally took possession of my Overkill 510 SO Trailer in July. The slideout is the best feature. I cant stand up in it but its nice to get out of the weather and sit at the half dinette. Solar panels, lithium battery, 30 gallons of water and dual diesel heater for water and cabin. OK moved their production to PA and a new manufacturing facility since they had many issues. But the OK trailer is a unique design and those off road teardrop style trailers are a great compromise between tent camping and an RV. How long have they had their trailer and any issues? I have had friends rent those trailer and had a solid experience.
We picked up a Off Grid Trailer, Expedition 2.0 after seeing them at Overland Expo West last year. I found a 2021 with only two trips on it in Tucson and snatched it up for a great price. You should check these out as well. We have loved it so far.
How much is this trailor setup? What's the best choice for 2 people who want to travel I've also looked at the pickup truck bed attachments,I'd like a shower option though. Thanks a lot for any help/info.
That’s a very nice square drop. I am not affiliated in any way, but I strongly suggest you check out the Arkto G12 camper if you are in the market. Hugely impressive!
Not sure if I missed something in there, but that annex did not look like it was tight to the trailer. That is going to do nothing to keep bugs out and any harsher weather. Is there a way to keep that sealed up tight?
Well, my hope of you going back to the Turtleback Expedition are getting slimmer and slimmer...😢 Looks like a well built, well thought out trailer. How much does it weigh? Seems heavy, like something you would pull behind a Power Wagon.
Turtleback shut down production and sadly, still don't have a sleep inside anyhow. Not sure where this falls with weight but they're towing it fine with a regeared Tacoma so it can't be bad 🤣
I don't know about that. I mean it's a rig that brings all the amenities of home on the trip with you, but setting all that up and taking it down probably gets old fast. To me, part of a great setup is the extreme portability factor and ease of setup and take down. I want to be able to break camp quickly. Also, if you've got every creature comfort of home on the road, what's the point really. And, that trailer still doesn't have the water capacity of yours. lol
Can’t wait to see the new trailer 😂 PS we have a sleep inside style should you be interested in other brands as well. I didn’t mention initially, I almost felt a little disrespectful as you were with the designer and owner of that particular brand.
Yeah, I think that's about where they land from base to fully outfitted with the bells and whistles. It's crazy what goes into making something like this.
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Have you been considering a sleep inside? This one makes it tempting... especially with a new baby!
That is a very well-thought-out trailer, perfect for an adventurous family!
It certainly caught our eye!
Awesome to see you guys dig the trailer. Glad to be a part of the team that makes them 🎉🎉
You guys do great work! 🙌
I'm impressed with the attention to detail in this trailer. This is one of very few that I would consider for my family. This is what our homemade trailer dreams of being. Very nice!
My wife and I already own a Boreas XT but I still really enjoy watching videos of all of the other trailers out there. This is an awesome trailer, way to go guys.
Very nicely thought out !
My dream trailer right there. Thing is amazing.
I like the use of vertically mounted Mac's tie-downs on each side to allow for adjustable and removable misc gear lofts. Great idea!
Right?! So slick.
Take a look at the Boreas XT. I’m an ambassador (soon) in East Tennessee.
What a perfect setup! Love it
Awesome as always.Thanks for sharing and taking us along
We just received our Voyager on 2/24 and would love to see more content like this! Showing the trailer in use and packed!
That’s a pretty legit sleeper! Thanks for sharing!
Looks like the Voyager trailer's kitchen is so well-designed that even a kitchen-phobic person like me might be tempted to cook in it! Thanks for sharing!
🤣 It's so dang tempting, right?
Really really smart and looks super solid, and well made.
Thanks Sam
Perfect for travel and adventure!! 👍😊🎉🎉
Congratulations!! 🎉🎉💐
Thanks for posting man! Love the content!
Thanks for watching!
I moved into a camper like this… I’m enjoying it! Nice camper! Great vid!
What brand camper did you go with?
@@LifestyleOverland it’s hand built by my buddy Zach and originally designed by Dustin S. (project Trailhopper on expedition portal)
Very cool!
Man for that price you could get a 40 ft trailer with 3 slide outs that falls apart in 5 years! 😉. Great trailer and attention to detail!
So true! 🤣👍 As me how I know... 🥺
@@LifestyleOverland what was the Price ?
amazing footage, loved watching it
I've had RTT & trailers What was the best was a trailer you could sit inside at a table not have to lay inside when getting out of the weather, I had a hiker well built trailer but the Mission Summit Overland trailer was the best because of being able to stand up and sit at a table. inside storage,heater, outside kitchen and shower.
I can definitely see where more living space out of the weather, the better. How does the pop top do in wind/rain?
@@LifestyleOverland minor leak but was repaired by Mission. Held up in high winds as good as my A/T Overland Summit wedge top. Very good.
Awesome 👍
@@LifestyleOverland Second vote for MO, I'm in Utah and use mine many of the places that your family travel to, really hard to beat the functionality and small footprint. Have been in snow/rain/high winds without any issues on the pop-top.
That's a pretty cool trailer. Especially for large family.
Pulled an offroad squaredrop trailer around the country for a while. That phase of my life is done now and I doubt I'll ever go back to pulling a trailer. The convenience factor of no setup was huge but there are other ways to get that same convenience without the logistics and fuel hit of lugging a trailer around. But everyone's needs are unique.
Man that thing looks super awesome.
WOW, that’s a great trailer 😎⭐️🤩
It's really impressive in person!
So very cool!!
Nice unit if I were 20 something. But at North of 65, my wife will not cook in the open cold and dust. And I have to admit, that our 31 foot 5th wheel is home away from home. I know, I can't go where you guys go, but we do go in comfort.
pretty sweet rig!!
Love it!!
Amazing trailer.
It really is slick!
Very nice rig! Thanks for sharing!
Well thought out trailer
I'm researching and trying to make the sale to the wife no more setting up a tent or cooking utensil BBQ grill, just park and play lol 😁. thanks for sharing keep bringing us the great content.
I like the gear hammocks! I finally took possession of my Overkill 510 SO Trailer in July. The slideout is the best feature. I cant stand up in it but its nice to get out of the weather and sit at the half dinette. Solar panels, lithium battery, 30 gallons of water and dual diesel heater for water and cabin. OK moved their production to PA and a new manufacturing facility since they had many issues. But the OK trailer is a unique design and those off road teardrop style trailers are a great compromise between tent camping and an RV. How long have they had their trailer and any issues?
I have had friends rent those trailer and had a solid experience.
Let's go!! 😃
Nicely done. Any idea what the trailer weighs, as outfitted? Thanks.
I don't but here's their website: xpeditiontrailers.com/ Maybe Artie can chime in here if he gets a chance.
The weight of the trailer in the video is 3,000 lbs. dry, the base trailer weighs 2,600 lbs. , the GVWR of the trailer is 4,200 lbs. -Cheers! Artie
That really is an awesome looking rig!
That is a fantastic off road trailer. I will be watching the used market for Xpedition trailers. For new my budget is significantly lower.
We picked up a Off Grid Trailer, Expedition 2.0 after seeing them at Overland Expo West last year. I found a 2021 with only two trips on it in Tucson and snatched it up for a great price. You should check these out as well. We have loved it so far.
How much is this trailor setup? What's the best choice for 2 people who want to travel I've also looked at the pickup truck bed attachments,I'd like a shower option though. Thanks a lot for any help/info.
That’s a very nice square drop. I am not affiliated in any way, but I strongly suggest you check out the Arkto G12 camper if you are in the market. Hugely impressive!
That is a very nice trailer indeed.
Awesome!
That’s a awesome camper love it congratulations 👍
Not sure if I missed something in there, but that annex did not look like it was tight to the trailer. That is going to do nothing to keep bugs out and any harsher weather. Is there a way to keep that sealed up tight?
The back section was unzipped. The attachment is 100% enclosed when you zip up all the panels. Pretty slick design, I want one for Alaska.
I'm not a big fan of trailers on the trail but this one seems well thought out, feature packed and at least worth the price.
Morning from Australia 🇦🇺 👍
Well, my hope of you going back to the Turtleback Expedition are getting slimmer and slimmer...😢
Looks like a well built, well thought out trailer. How much does it weigh? Seems heavy, like something you would pull behind a Power Wagon.
Turtleback shut down production and sadly, still don't have a sleep inside anyhow.
Not sure where this falls with weight but they're towing it fine with a regeared Tacoma so it can't be bad 🤣
@@LifestyleOverland looking at the specs, it looks very similar to TB in robustness. 1/8" Al sides and 1/4" Al floor. 4200 lb GVWR, 2600 lb dry.
What happened to turtleback?
Awesome rig! It's making my wife and I reconsider trailers. Do your friends have a RUclips channel?
I don't know about that. I mean it's a rig that brings all the amenities of home on the trip with you, but setting all that up and taking it down probably gets old fast. To me, part of a great setup is the extreme portability factor and ease of setup and take down. I want to be able to break camp quickly. Also, if you've got every creature comfort of home on the road, what's the point really. And, that trailer still doesn't have the water capacity of yours. lol
Can’t wait to see the new trailer 😂 PS we have a sleep inside style should you be interested in other brands as well. I didn’t mention initially, I almost felt a little disrespectful as you were with the designer and owner of that particular brand.
Woah, that rig certainly looks comfortable! Gotta be around 50-70k'ish.
Yeah, I think that's about where they land from base to fully outfitted with the bells and whistles. It's crazy what goes into making something like this.
Close. They start at 47k.
I really enjoy seeing these types trailers! If I could I would!
It's awesome and very useful for a family, but man it's so expensive.
Nice….That has to be a 50k + trailer with all those options 👍 I’m going to have to stick with my ground tent and cot for that $$$
That tends to be the only downside when you build something over the top like this. 👍
their web site doesn't even load properly :(
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I like the one Trail Recon has better.
That poor little taco with all that weight. They should haul all that with a tundra
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When you guys come to Europe, ping me
We'll get there eventually! Getting some travel legs under this new baby first.
Holy eff starting price $47k
Certainly not a cheesy RV grade trailer.
And we all know how that will turn out 😂. With that perspective you’ve got an excellent point.