You don't need all those bells and whistles on your teardrop trailer. You need something that can be towed by any vehicle, has a one piece fiberglass shell for protection from water damage, and a cabin big enough to sleep two people. Everything else, is more of a need than a want. Yes, there are better fiberglass trailers out there in terms of offroad capability, size, and components, but remember these features often come with highly diminishing returns. Keep it simple, lightweight, and easily maintanable those are key ingredients for a good camping experience.

With this one piece fiberglass shell they elminated the seams in the trailer not only keeping out moisture, but also preventing separation of joints which are caused by loosening of screws and glue over time. This one piece shell also means much less maintenance over the lifetime of the trailer. And then you have the lightweight body and frame. Most smaller vehicles require a trailer under 1,000lbs. This trailer at 880lbs meets that need. And if light offroading is needed to make it to your future campsites, you are in luck as they make both a highway model and an offroad version of this teardrop camper.

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