Motsmann Engineering has unveiled its latest innovation, the Outranger camper trailer, which combines features of teardrop-size off-road trailers and molded egg campers. This new offering is characterized by its unique all-molded fiberglass shell and is aimed at adventurers looking for both functionality and style in their camping experiences.
The Outranger measures 13.5 feet (4.1 m) from hitch to rear bumper, making it a compact solution for two-person camping. Its design incorporates six molded composite structural panels and is available in various gelcoat colors chosen by the buyer. With a wood-free build, it aims to address issues of rot and degradation often found in traditional wooden trailers.
The trailer is equipped for off-road excursions, appealing to those willing to venture into remote and picturesque camping spots. According to Motsmann, the design process emphasized durability and adaptability across various terrains, ensuring that the materials and construction methods chosen can withstand the rigors of outdoor exposure and changing environmental conditions.
An essential feature of the Outranger is its bolted chassis made from 3-mm galvanized steel, which offers corrosion resistance. This modular design simplifies repairs, allowing individual frame parts to be replaced or upgraded as needed, a feature that distinguishes it from conventional welded trailer chassis.
The Outranger is designed to provide a comfortable camping experience while maintaining the ruggedness required for off-road adventures. With this new offering, Motsmann Engineering aims to cater to a growing market of adventurous campers looking for modern, efficient solutions.
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Source: rv-pro.com