Hey,
Last yr my wife and I were looking for a micro trailer. We mistakenly ordered a Little Guy teardrop and that was a disappointing piece of $hit. Then purchased a Quicksilver 6.0 and LOVE IT! Well built, cozy yet accommodating enough for us and a GSD. Love the air condition. Of course nothing to tow. Only criticism is that it's not a cold weather (less than 5C) trailer. We're from Canada and I race cross country bikes and fat bikes yr round. I found the material becomes too rigid and I to resort back to tenting. We've given some thought to an 11 FK but I still like the 6.0.
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Welcome to the boards :)
Seems like you have a nice setup. I have to agree with the cold weather issue as I too have a good bit more trouble with setup in the colder temps. However I think thats just an expected reaction to the temps and to be honest I cant think of many places that I will need to camp during the winter. Guess thats an advantage of living further south.
I'm interested in your tent in the first picture. Is that a screen room or an actual tent? I cant tell from the picture. Either way it seems like its ready for some serious weather.
-Sean
Hey Sean,
Sorry, I was referring to cold fall temps; we see freezing temps here in the fall. I usually have to heat up the inside before snapping the material to the trailer. It works until at least -5C anyway.
Yeah, we love the dining tent. It's a Clam. Company specializes in ice fishing shelters. Honestly seconds to put up. Easy and sturdy.
http://clamoutdoors.com/ice_fishing/screen-tent.html
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