St. Augustine, FL- -(Ammoland.com)- ADAK Adventure Trailers are leaders in the adventure trailer industry.
The company’s dedication and experience in manufacturing recreation vehicles allows them to set standards and re-invent rugged shelters for travelers who choose to take a different path.
New for 2015, ADAK has created a smaller adventure trailer with a customizable floor plan to meet the consumer’s needs.
The new 11’ 9” ADAK Adventure Trailer is a fully featured, rugged recreation vehicle with a luxury interior built for overlanders and outdoor enthusiasts. This adventure trailer is ergonomically designed to tackle any element Mother Nature has to deliver and offers a new floor plan for 2015 with a full size bed in the back with and optional single above. The 11’ 9” ADAK is equipped with large tires to grip all types of terrain and enhances the ability to clear any elements in its path. This resilient trailer is built with an electronic braking system and a custom torsion bar to ensure stability and precise control. A cassette blackwater system was installed in the trailer to make for easy and mess free dumping. Every aspect of this trailer was built to outlast whatever is thrown its path.
The plumbing and wiring were developed to withstand all climates it may encounter on its way to the final destination. The ADAK trailer is designed with a durable aluminum chassis that will not rust and is bonded to a rugged 1 ½ laminated honeycomb floor creating a heavy-duty foundation for the shelter. The walls and roof are also built with 1 ½ FRP laminated honeycomb and are bonded together as a one-piece construction, making the trailer leak resistant.
Double pane tinted windows are installed on the ADAK for improved climate control, reduced noise pollution and add a touch of privacy for its residents. A new addition to the 11’ 9” trailer is the premium wing style awning that sets up quickly and does not require poles or ropes.
It provides shade around three sides of the trailer, will not collect water and designed with a full aluminum construction for durability and easy maintenance.
11’ 9” Adventure Trailer Features
- Overall length: 16’8″
- Overall width: 8’
- Height: 10’3”
- Approximate dry weight: 2925 lbs. (w/o options, gear or liquids)
- Ground clearance at frame: 20-3/4”
- 30 AMP AC electrical
- Two 6 volt batteries producing 12 volts and 450 amp hours
- 1000 watt invertor/Battery charger
- Instant hot water heater
- 13,500 BTU air conditioner (option)
- 18,000 BTU propane furnace (option)
- 7500 lb. torsion axle 8 lug
- 21000 lb. Class 4 coupler
- Cassette Blackwater System
- Refrigerator 120 volt/propane (option)
- 2 burner propane stove (option)
- Microwave (option) or convection microwave (option)
- BunduAwn wing style awning
About ADAK Adventure Trailers: ADAK Adventure Trailer Company builds rugged, dependable adventure trailers for the avid outdoorsmen. These trailers are equipped with a custom aluminum chassis that allows it to have the best ground clearance the industry has to offer. ADAK Trailers are built in America and constructed only from quality material. For more information about ADAK Adventure Trailers, please contact: ADAK Adventure Trailers 404 South Riberia St. St. Augustine, FL 82084, Ph: 305.970.9299, Email: [email protected] and visit their website at www.adaktrailers.com.
I own the last one they rolled out – I love it but plan on doing a lot of international travel in the next year, So I might consider selling. [email protected]
Does this company exist is this product for sale what is the price where can you find me what is your website about contact me if I can buy one mrkc 77 at aol.com
The 12 footer was 35k when it came out. They are no longer in business. I might have an alternative for you if interested. Along the same lines as I modeled my prototype off their construction. [email protected] if you want more info.
Kevin
What is up with your website ? Do you have dealers located anywhere throughout the USA ? Interested in options and pricing but can’t find the info since the website isn’t up and running.
Drop the genset and put in solar panels that would make it just a little more self contained, add some weight to the frame stretch it out a bit more and it just might be a little bit more off road capable, other wise no. This trailer is only big enough for one person at a given time.
I agree, also I would have a composting toilet (no dumping) full solar and at least 5 more feet in length!
Of what I can see of the suspension system, it looks too “light” to go Off-Road” capable…