A new off-road travel trailer will make its entrance into the RV industry at the Overland Expo West in Flagstaff, Arizona, May 17-19.
Mammoth Overland will introduce the Tall Boy travel trailer. True to its name, the trailer is 9 feet tall and has a 22-inch ground clearance. The trailer is 16.5 feet long from tip to tail and weighs 2,900 pounds dry.
Mammoth is a subsidiary of Vashion Aircraft, an aircraft manufacturer. The company constructed the Tall Boy with aircraft-grade aluminum. The travel trailer has an aviation-style, two-piece door.
The Tall Boy has dual independent axles with 17-inch wheels and 33-inch tires.
Mammoth Overland President Scott Taylor said the Tall Boy was made for families to explore the outdoors together.
The Tall Boy has a king-sized mattress and two additional sleeping bunks that can sleep individuals 6 feet tall. The top bunk folds down into a couch. The king-sized bed has storage underneath. The travel trailer has USB ports and a 24-inch TV.
The bathroom includes a shower, sink and cassette toilet. The Tall Boy has an instant hot water system that operates off a 50-gallon freshwater tank. RVers will stay warm with a propane-fueled Dickinson Marine fireplace. The Tall Boy has two reversible fans on its roof.
The outside kitchen has a sink, stove and a 10.5-gallon fridge. Consumers can access food storage from inside or outside the Tall Boy with a passthrough pantry.
A 270-degree 23 Zero awning extends outside the vehicle. Two Renogy 100-watt portable solar panels are included. The solar panels can charge the Renogy 400-amp-per-hour lithium batteries with self-heating technology.
The product will ship in the 2024 fourth quarter. Dealers interested in stocking the RV can email [email protected].
