Off Road Teardrops.....anybody have one?

So I've been looking at a few off road teardrop campers and wanted to see if anyone here has one or recommends a certain brand. Would like to order one in a few months and I think I have it narrowed down to 3 brands, which are Hiker Trailer, TetonX, and Blue Ridge Expedition Trailers.

Thanks in advance for the help.

 

@2lazy2

 

We have a Hiker Trailer Off Road Extreme, picked it up last fall, so have not camped in it yet. It seems like it will suit our needs, we are not familiar with the other brands you mentioned. We waited 8 months for our trailer and when we got it, we were told the waiting list was up to one year! Seems pretty well built.

 

Check this out, just because it's beautiful workmanship

https://youtu.be/2I8uM_U54p4

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/whos-gonna-get-it.478571/page-2#post-14586406

 

If I could build something, I would like something like the Taxa Cricket... just not as complex with the shapes, and probably a bit smaller. A nice, compact teardrop with inside amenities (cooking, cleaning, shitting, sleeping) with a pop top, so it can stay small and compact in tow, but accommodate my 6'1" size standing up. Ideally it would have heat, AC, water, a stove and a fridge.

In the meantime, I have an A-frame, which is pretty nice, but is a bit on the big side!

 

https://www.airstream.com/travel-trailers/basecamp/
6'3.5" interior and meets your other requirements minus the pop top

 

There is a guy on the TnTTT forums that got Little Guy Trailers to build a Silver Shadow on one of their Offroad frames. Pretty sweet little Rig.
My Bro has a 5x8 Silver Shadow - and I'm a big fan. Its pretty cozy inside and well built.

I myself have a Backpacker 2XT from Three Feather Manufacturing.

 

http://www.oregontrailer.net

Gotta put my vote in for these guys. I don't own one myself (yet), but the company is run by two of my coworker's brothers, Jonathan and Sawyer, and they are great guys who build an amazing product. If you're ever in Eugene, OR, hit them up for a showroom tour and maybe they'll show you their sick in-house manufacturing facility too.

 

Moby 1 XTR

 

Taxa tigermoth
@Casper66

 

These look pretty good - SoCal off-road teardrops
http://www.socalteardrops.com/page.php?p=34

 

Post up pics of yours it cooler anyway. They can click on the camper build in my sig

 

So did you wind up making a decision, and, if so, what did you decide? We've been looking at the TetonX Hybrid. TetonX seems to be a business of great people who are very responsive via email.

 

These are on my to do list. Subbed.

 

Well,
I ended up trading in my Taco for the Pro Tundra and may end up getting a Go Fast Camper for it. However, they are backed up until October 2020 on builds.
I may go with an Into the Wild Overland trailer.
They seem very well built and functional with all composite interior.

 

Oh, those are nice, too! The cool part is-depending on where you live-you can rent one and try it out before you buy. Best of decision-making luck!