I have owned a number of trailers over the years and this easy to pull and set-up trailer ismy favorite. The trailer is 16 and a half feet from bumper to the end of tongue and fits just about anywhere you can back it into. The Clipper Express is configured with the off-road package which includes heavy duty off-road tires and an inverted axle for additional ground clearance. The trailer has a convenient slide out galley that includes a Blackstone-like griddle, food prep area, cooler that can run off 12 volt or 110, and a collapsible table. Additional features include a 200 watt solar system and inverter, propane heater, air conditioner, refrigerator, microwave, sink, 27 gallon water tank, internal shower area and toilet. The toilet uses a very easy to dump cassette system that pulls out of the trailer side. The AC unit is roof mounted and there is a roof rack if you are so inclined to pack a few items up there.
The trailer is listed as sleeping 3. The main sleeping area is an RV queen bed with an upgraded mattress. I am six feet tall and have no issues with the mattress size, in fact both my wife and I sleep better in the trailer than at home. The couch will open up for an additional sleeping area but it is definitely child-sized.
The back of the trailer pops up providing stand-up head room and there is an awning that we have never used, opting to use a clam screen room (not included) instead. Included are power cords, power cord extension, surge protector, water hose, and a light trailer RV leveler.
