Hi everyone. I'm new to Overland Bound. I am in the market for a overlanding trailer. Has anyone had any experience with Badac Adventure Company? I really like the look and options of their trailer and also the price point, but I would like to talk with someone who owns one and get their thoughts on them.
Offroad trailers.
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Explorer I
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- Brian
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- McGahuey
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23711
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- GMRS WRMV941
For a 20k starting price, I'd rather have something with a composite construction. I'm not against wooden trailers (Mines made of wood), but I feel like there are better options out there.
These trailers start at 12k for the base model, and can be spec'd out. Top spec sits at about 25k, and has more options than the original you posted.
zionoffroad.com
These trailers start at 12k for the base model, and can be spec'd out. Top spec sits at about 25k, and has more options than the original you posted.
Zion Off-Road - The Only Fully Modular Off-Road/Adventure Trailer
Zion Off-Road trailers are the only fully modular off-road trailer on the market. Start with the base model and using our bolt-on accessories; Build YOUR trailer, YOUR way, on YOUR budget, and on YOUR timeline
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Enthusiast III
I love these trailers. But they are way out of my price range. I’m more of a sleep in my rig kind of budget.
Explorer I
- 3,680
- First Name
- Brian
- Last Name
- McGahuey
- Member #
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23711
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- GMRS WRMV941
No problem. I'm sure it's a fine trailer, I just think if you look around, you'll probably find something you like even better.
Enthusiast III
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- David
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I made my son in law a trailer very similar. He had 6k into it with a factory built Big Tex 3500 pound trailer under it. My experience though wood just doesn’t hold up.
Explorer I
- 3,680
- First Name
- Brian
- Last Name
- McGahuey
- Member #
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23711
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- GMRS WRMV941
I'm not expecting mine to last 10 years of offroad travel. It's more of an experimental platform that I use to figure out exactly what we need in a trailer. Being made of wood means that it's easy to modify for me.
I love my NuCamp T@g, but if price were no object, I’d have a Bean:
beantrailer.com
Bean Trailer: Off-Road Teardrop Trailers Made in the USA
Bean Trailer eliminates the standard RV issue by manufacturing the side walls and roof from a single molded fiberglass shell. This means no more leaky nights and a product guaranteed to last a lifetime. We offer a lifetime warranty on our roofline. Made in Utah, designed for all mountainous terrain.
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