10 Fiberglass Camping Trailers with Molded Body Shells (2022 Lightweight Caravans)
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- čas přidán 28. 06. 2024
- Despite higher price tags, trailers with impenetrable fiberglass shells have countless advantages over the traditional wood and metal builds. Sharing more features with boats, these campers offer better water resistance, classic looks, less rot potential and noticeably lower weight. In today’s episode of Must See Tech, we will be reviewing all-new as well as fan-favorite molded fiberglass composite units.
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#1 Cortes Camper: cortescampers.com
Not all fiberglass materials are created equal. With years of experience in designing and manufacturing offshore high-performance powerboats, Cortes Campers stand behind this statement and use only the best-in-class fabrication materials to build their 17-foot travel trailer.
#2 Earth Traveler T300: earthtravelerteardroptrailers.com/standard
Costing 3 times less than the original carbon-fiber built Earth Traveler trailer, the new T300 uses fiberglass and resin-reinforced chicken feathers to keep the weight under 300 pounds, while decreasing construction expenses.
#3 Scamp Trailer 19 Deluxe: scamptrailers.com/showroom/19-deluxe-trailer
This 19-footer is the largest model in the Scamp Trailers’ portfolio, but also one of the smallest builds in the niche of 5-th wheel campers. Scamp Trailer 19 Deluxe has the gross vehicle weight of 3500 pounds, offers 2 layouts, and comes equipped with a queen size loft bed with cushions.
#4 Happier Camper HC1: happiercamper.com
The next version of the Happier Camper HC1 doubles down on the fiberglass construction, that makes it even more aerodynamic and lighter than before.
#5 Escapod Topo2: escapod.us/trailers/topo-2/
The second generation of the brand’s Topo Series camper adopts new lightweight materials that allow to keep its gross vehicle weight at 3500 lbs, but decrease the trailer’s empty weight by 250 lbs to 1500. The Escapod Topo2 arrives built on a galvanized laser-cut tubular steel frame that is topped by a fiberglass body.
#6 Escape Trailers 19: escapetrailer.com/the-19-foot-escape/
The E19 currently holds the company’s bestseller status, as it is lightweight enough to be towed by an SUV or a truck, while also being long enough to comfortably accommodate a family of five. Like all other models of the series, the E19 features a one-piece fiberglass shell which is completely waterproof and easy to maintain.
#7 Oliver Legacy Elite
Measuring just 18.5 feet in length, the Elite is the smaller of the two Oliver Legacy trailers. This single axle model has a double-hulled fiberglass shell with insulation and offers a single floorplan that accommodates 3 people.
#8 Casita Travel Trailers: casitatraveltrailers.com/travel-trailers/
Casita is one of the big three manufacturers of the affordable fiberglass camping trailers with nearly forty years of experience. They manufacture 5 models with 17 foot floorplans and 2,500 pounds weight.
#9 Snoozy2: snoozy2.com/snoozy-ii-1
The Lil Snoozy manufacturer went out of business in 2019, butt its lightweight fiberglass construction and streamlined design were swiftly picked up and reinterpreted in the Snoozy II. The new model is built on the fully galvanized metal frame with an updated 3500 spring axles by Wesco.
#10 Winghamm Rookie: wingamm.com/en/motorhome-rv/rookie/
Known better for their campervans and motorhomes, the Italian Wingamm has been building the first gen Rookie trailer since 2016. This year, the model gets several upgrades and offers 3 modifications, including the newly developed Rookie Cross.
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Are modern fiberglass campers superior to their non-composite counterparts? Are they worth the extra cash? Share your thought in the comments below!
Meer-Kat Trailers!
Would love to live in a Casita. So cozy :o)
Good choice. Love their builds!
Zabrdast
CASITA is the best!!
Looking for a bare bones lightweight trailer Shell So I can use for hauling And outfit myself for camping. Want to tow with a Prius.
The earth traveler is 25k, not 10k.
Where's the Ultimate #1: The Airstream Nest?
Sadly, it was discontinued
@@MustSeeTech can't compete with the Basecamp I guess, thanx 👀 4 the FYI!
Is that a 360 camera on trailer number 7?
Hi. Offer a wireless back-up camera as an option. Not sure if it is
360.
While these are super nice trailers and a perfect they are also way 2 expensive and I could never afford them .
Lol. Everything has advantages and disadvantages. Thanks for watching!
yup they do .I like to look tho have a wonderful day . It gives me great ideas
Where is the armadillo?
???
These prices are friggin ridiculous
Innovative materials are expensive. What can I do🤷
@@MustSeeTech true..but I'd be willing to pay for good old wood and fiberglass for 1/3 less cost. Most people can't afford
@@dg5240 after refurbishing a few "stick&tin" trailers, you get what you pay for.
This guy narrating sounds like Dracula's son.
😂 I didn't know he had a son
So difficult to understand the narrator.
CASITA is the best!!!