The Schutt Industries XV-3 Trailer is designed with the outdoor enthusiast in mind in order to offer a means of carrying all of their gear along with them when they head out on an adventure. The utility trailer offers a lightweight design that is capable of being towed behind a variety of different vehicles with ease including mid-size SUVs, Toyotas, Jeeps and much more. The trailer provides up to 1,500 pounds of payload capacity thanks to the aluminum construction and 32 inch tires it offers.
The Schutt Industries XV-3 Trailer also features a swing away tailgate along with step style fenders and the ability to be customized in order to carry a water supply, roof-top tents and even solar panels.
Adventurer Vehicle Trailers
The Schutt Industries XV-3 Trailer Carries Up to 1,500 Pounds of Gear
Trend Themes
1. Adventure Equipment Trailers - The trend of lightweight and customizable adventure trailers that cater to outdoor enthusiasts is disrupting the traditional camping gear market.
2. Versatile Utility Trailers - The trend of designing trailers with multi-functional and versatile capabilities is disrupting the traditional concept of trailers as one-dimensional equipment.
3. Off-road Capable Trailers - The trend of trailer manufacturers designing heavy-duty trailers that can withstand the toughest terrains is disrupting the traditional way adventure enthusiasts transport their gear.
Industry Implications
1. Outdoor Gear - The outdoor gear industry can capitalize on the demand for lightweight and versatile adventure trailers by either partnering with trailer manufacturers or creating their own line of adventure equipment trailers.
2. Automotive - The automotive industry can take advantage of the demand for adventure trailers by designing more mid-size SUVs and vehicles that can easily tow trailers while still providing a comfortable off-road experience.
3. Renewable Energy - The renewable energy industry can disrupt the adventure trailer market by creating solar panels that are specifically designed to be compatible with trailers allowing adventurers to have an eco-friendly power source while off-grid.