RV O-V-R
According to Keith Fishburn, inTech sales manager, the company has been developing this product since the beginning of the pandemic but didn’t have the room to build it. Parts shortages also delayed launch of the new travel trailer — but inTech made good use of the time: What started out as a single-model brand grew into three different models, including a toy hauler, in the Expedition, Navigate and Adventure.
The O-V-R line looks rugged and mean on the outside, but offers high-end, comfortable and convenient amenities on the inside. Anyone familiar with inTech’s product lines might recognize some similarities between it and the company’s Flyer line of travel trailers — a simpler, smaller, lightweight adventure camper — but the new O-V-R line is larger and offers, “more of a travel trailer setup with more amenities, like wet bath or dry bath options, full walkaround beds. A very plush, nice interior with a more rugged exterior and more features that are focused on off-grid camping as well,” Fishburn explained.
The 27- and 23-foot O-V-Rs — the Navigate and Expedition, respectively — are travel trailers.
“There are some really cool, unique designs in each of them. The 23-footer has a drop-down bunk that comes out of the ceiling,” he added. “You can get the family out camping, but we’re still keeping it in a compact design where it’s nice and easy to tow and not huge to store.”
The O-V-Rs range in weight from 4,800 pounds to 6,000 pounds, and the toy hauler has a GVWR that allows 2,500 pounds of gear storage inside. O-V-R starting MSRPs range from $58,300 to $64,400.
As with all other inTech trailers, the new O-V-R is built using an all-aluminum, all-tube, fully welded cage frame. The company notes that aluminum is lightweight, won’t rust and is the strongest, longest-lasting material available.