Camping
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Hiker Trailer’s Extreme Off-Road Model
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Hiker Trailer’s Extreme Off-Road Model
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A teardrop trailer is an ideal adventure rig for many weekend warriors. It’s small enough to fit in your garage, can be towed by nearly any vehicle, and you can always keep it packed up and ready to go. The problem with most trailers (of any kind) is that they don’t stand up to abuse on rough dirt roads. And if you’ve ever looked for a proper off-road trailer, you know the price can be sky-high. In this episode of the 101, Bryan Rogala reviews Hiker Trailer’s very affordable Extreme Off-Road Deluxe model. For an even more budget-friendly option, check out Bryan’s review of the original Hiker Trailer Deluxe.
