Arctic Fox to Introduce a Triple-Slide Camper
I wonder if this is bringing back a modified AF1160 or a new design. Given the weight of their other campers I wonder what this will tip the scales at. "Among the new layouts was a prototype of a ...
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it all depends on how you define ''off road''
We go off road all the time on Forest Service Roads. Basically am off pavement for every ATV ride, sometimes 5-10 miles off road. And Forest Service roads can be anything from a mucky rocky mess to smoothed out gravel I could take a car down.
A triple slide out TC wouldn't change where we could take a TC. I'm not taking it on the Rubicon trail, that's what quads and the RZR are for.
The guys most concerned about offroading with a TC are going popup with no overhangs anyways.
This is why we have 100 different types and sized of RVs, Trailers, and TCs.
We go off road all the time on Forest Service Roads. Basically am off pavement for every ATV ride, sometimes 5-10 miles off road. And Forest Service roads can be anything from a mucky rocky mess to smoothed out gravel I could take a car down.
A triple slide out TC wouldn't change where we could take a TC. I'm not taking it on the Rubicon trail, that's what quads and the RZR are for.
The guys most concerned about offroading with a TC are going popup with no overhangs anyways.
This is why we have 100 different types and sized of RVs, Trailers, and TCs.
