There is something about high-durability, compact, off-road camping trailers. They are not the most comfortable. But they do the job just right that even some full-size fall short. Adventure Pro Mini 2.0 is one such compact trailer that is designed to go where the tow vehicle can, and still offer food and comparatively comfortable lodging, without worrying about the weather and the elements.
Owing to its petite size, the camping trailer is easier to drag through tight spaces in the deep woods or where the road stops, looking black and has a worn-out bumpy face to maneuver. The brainchild of Indiana-based Kingdom Camping, the off-road-ready Aventure Pro Mini 2.0 comes with an articulating hitch coupling. It can conveniently adjust to the shakes and jerks and allow the trailer to follow its towing ride pretty smoothly.
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Adventure Pro Mini 2.0 has an interesting façade. The fiberglass shell keeps the compact rig lightweight but allows it to be stuffed with a host of amenities and facilities you need on the road. The topographical motif on the body is the first interaction you have with this 3,500-pound GVWR trailer that sits on a steel chassis with rock sliders. It rides on 33-inch all-terrain tires featuring independent suspension for a smoother experience on unpaved paths.
The trailer measures 180 inches long and 86 inches wide and is rated with a 2,300-pound fully loaded weight. Inside, you get a triple-fold mattress that provides a queen-size bed on the open floor. Presumably, you can use the vacant space (when the mattress is folded) to store and carry your adventure gear. A bunk, closed with safety netting on one side, is an additional sleeping space for a child or a pet you have along.
Kingdom Camping confirms that wood is not used anywhere in the trailer. In fact, the cabinetry inside is all made from powder-coated aluminum for longevity. Just above the cabinet comprising connectivity ports, power outlets, wireless charging port, and a Redarc display, is the dual-pane skylight. Most interesting still is the full rear galley. Accessible via lifting the hatch, the galley comprises a stainless steel sink with hot and cold water, a dual-zone Iceco BL75 fridge/freezer, and a lot of cabinets, again made from aluminum. The cooktop with a quick-connect propane pipe slides out of the side of the trailer. You also get an option for an outdoor shower.
The rooftop is provided with a roof rack for awnings and a 400-watt solar panel. Kingdom Camping furnishes the new trailer with a 300-Ah lithium battery, a 2,000-watt inverter, and a DC-to-DC charging. For all-season computing, the Adventure Pro Mini 2.0 features a 12-volt Dometic RTX air conditioner. And for the choosy ones, the builder is allowing you to customize your rig with preferred colors and features like air suspension, an additional 300Ah battery, and MOLLE boards.
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