Unbelievable 5'X10' Camper Trailer: 'Live LARGE in a SMALL Space!'

This tiny camper is SMALL but MIGHTY! With the slide-out and pop top in a matter of seconds you can expand your sleeping and living space. At under 2,000lbs this trailer can be towed by most mid-size SUVs. Yet, it lives more like larger trailers you see on the road. This camper trailer is obviously designed for overlanding and offroad adventures. With oversized tires, beefy suspension, and 19 inches of clearance, there is no campsite this trailer can't make it to. If you find teardrop trailers just a little too small, this might hit the sweet spot for you. Also with it's aluminum and composite construction this trailer is not only light, but also eliminates future water damage to your small camper trailer. If your goal is a blend of indoor/outdoor living you should seriously give this trailer a look.

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[PlayingwithSticks]

Please make sure to thoroughly read the comment section below. We have had some interesting comments about this trailer from owners and unfortunately many potential owners.

[maddrummerhef]

Glad I came to the comments before finishing the video. Some saying damn near 50 k and then also reporting not getting the trailer or having tons of issues. What a shame.

[darrenbabcock]

Well I liked this camper so much I put 8000 down on it last August. I had to cancel, but am still waiting for a refund been almost 5 months now. I know a lot of other people waiting on refunds or trailers that they can't process. They just merged with a big company to make their trailers now. But everyone before this merge is out of luck right now.. they say they'll hold up their end, but we'll see. Be aware everyone.

[erickaesman]

I placed an order for a 510 SO in Feb 2021 and was told 6-7 months build time (Sept-Oct). Finally received it in July 2022. Yup 18 months. Discovered a leaky roof in Aug, diesel heater fail in Oct, and warped door and doorway in Nov. I took the trailer back in Jan 2023 and Dave resealed the slide-out, fixed the door/doorway issue and installed dual heaters (one for water heater and one for cabin heat). He also upgraded the thermostat to easier functioning one (all work was covered by warranty). I picked it up in Feb and so far so good (with minor issues). There are some pending customers who are at the two year mark waiting for their trailers and that may be extended with the new partnership. I like the trailer and it works for me. Do your research (other social media platforms) before you decide.

[scott]

I ordered a trailer from Overkill in 2021. I have never received my trailer. I paid this company $37, 000. My refund request has gone unanswered….Currently in the process of filing a lawsuit..

[GATORADDAM]

I immediately noticed the light coming through the storage box door, the gap under the slideout bed, and I'm sure the other slide outs don't have gaskets ethier.
Next... I would never have any camper with any "canvas".
And you're correct about the importance of a covered kitchen not depending on an awning.
I do 99 percent of my cooking outside. But on those crappy days I like the option of being able to do some lite food prep inside.

[Mt.BakerSnowRemoval]

Overkill has literally stole at least $200k+ from its customers and now went and opened a new business caller Adventure series RV. They took deposits & some second payments from customers from as far back as 3 years ago and still, these customers don't have a camper or returned money. We have documented proof of all the customers that have been ripped off. I was told just today by Brandon that I will not be receiving my deposit back cause they don't have the money to give me. There are currently several lawsuits, with more to come soon, complaints filed with the Oregon Department of Justice, federal trade commission, and suspected VIN fraud.

[bustosne]

I’m glad you finally reviewed this trailer. There isn’t a ton of information/reviews about this company/trailer and I have been interested in them for awhile. I’d love to see them succeed in their business.

[mixflip]

I remember seeing these guys for the first time at overland expo west maybe 2 or 3 years ago. It was mind blowing to see a slide out on a micro camper. I love the pop top. Much better than a rooftop tent. I hope they do well this time around.

[jefflunt]

This man was part of another camper trailer company that left some folks stranded. The only reason I remember this is because they made some really interesting mini campers. They were the first on my radar. They got over booked and the quality went down and people had to wait forever for their trailers and got a poor quality rig. Not sure about this but I'd be careful until they start putting these things out.

[CalvinHikes]

Sounds like if you want to throw $50, 000 away this is the correct trailer for you. Literally.

[dcd]

It's a real shame that there are so many bad comments and customer experiences surrounding this company. The trailer is actually a really cool design. It all goes to show you, that the company matters as much as product.

[funfunnyfunnest]

This setup is perfect i hate all the bad reviews

[Sam-xtgb]

I love the slide out and pop top ideas. I'd love to see how its done so I can DIY it. I do not have 45k to spend on a camping trailer haha

[xbpbatx]

I put my order in for a Tk-47 in December of 20. It took 14 months to get my camper. I'm not sure where Overkill went wrong. I have been somewhat satisfied with the build. It has some bugs that I feel as though I am on my own with, as I have tried to contact both Brandon and Dave. I guess at this point, I should be fortunate to have a trailer?

I really hope Overkill can turn things around and make things right with the people that invested with them.

I hope for the best for both Overkill and their investors. Stay positive friends and remember, tomorrow is a new day.

[erickaesman]

The slide-out have a basic heavy duty rubber flap/seal on the sides. Mine leaked on the first trip out. I was in Wyoming and got a good rain squall for about an hour. I noticed water beading on the inside roof line seam of the SO. It was enough to drip. Once I returned home I checked the roof of the SO but did not see any obvious cracks in the roof sealant or missing sections. I did mention it Dave but didn't receive any real solutions. In Jan 2023 when I took the trailer back for the warped door and door frame, Dave removed the SO and resealed it, while we waited for the new heater to arrive. Last month I was in S/W Montana and camped two days in a blowing snow storm. No more leaks and there were no more drafts around the front of the SO. The drafts had been noticeable and had the added joy of blowing diesel exhaust in the cabin from the heater. This set of the CO2 alarm chirping. SO far everything is running good. Fingers crossed.

[miriamkenrick]

Love your videos! You are sharing information not selling an item. The learning part of your videos make me understand what to look for and maybe improvements on what I have

[markh]

Awesome video Drew. Thanks for sharing. Watching from New Zealand. 👍

[jgrant]

Thanks for another compelling look at wonderful small camper trailer! I really like what they have done with the design!

[DirtElk]

No reason to delete comments. Overkill themselves posted on IG that all existing customers are screwed unless their new manufacturer can bail them out.