inTech Trailers - Full Review: Flyer Series - Chase, Pursue, and Explore

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Special thanks to Marty Cohrs of Sunny Island RV for showing us what the the Flyer Pursue has to offer.

inTech RV Background

We discovered inTech RV trailers yesterday at the 2020 Chicago RV and Camping Show.

We’ve covered several made to order custom shops that offer a wide range of options in teardrop and lightweight trailers. (Check out Timberleaf, Vintage Overland, Off-Grid Trailers, Hiker Trailer, Oregon Trail’R, Vistabule, and Escapod to name a few.)

Most of these are small teams, using their skills to design and build their dream trailer and turning it into a business. They are not big corporate RV companies with massive resources.

But inTechRV is a blend of both. It’s an off shoot of inTech Trailers, located in Nappanee, IN. (17 miles from Elkhart – RV capital of the world.)

inTech’s heritage is building all-aluminum car haulers. So the foundation of every trailer they make is a fully-welded aluminum cage. This keeps them lightweight, easy to tow, rust free, and durable.

Employees share in the profits, so quality and workmanship is a shared value. Every trailer part is built in-house for maximum control of quality and process. Backed up by a offer a 3 year transferrable warranty. (Very unusual.)

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Flyer Series – Chase, Pursue, and Explore Campers

We’ll take a deep dive into each model, but let’s cut to the chase…some features that stand out right away.

Pros

All-Aluminum Construction
Tent Attachment (sleep 4-6 total)
Transferrable warranty
Heat and A/C
Double Rear doors allow gear hauling
Slide Out Kitchen
Off-Road Package Available

Cons

No galley (actually a plus, here)

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Chase Flyer – Smallest Trailer

Chase is the smallest camper here. It is missing the pullout kitchen and some other upgrades, but don’t be fooled. This small trailer pulls its weight. With racks on top and a 2″ receiver, you can easily carry kayaks and bikes.

And the add-on tent increases sleeping so there is room for the whole family.

All three models are available with additional options which we will highlight below.

Chase starts with a Base Price is $11,995.

Specs

Overall

Dry Weight 950-1280 lb.
Tongue Weight . 190-215 lb.
GVWR 2200 lb.
Net Capacity 950-1250 lb.
Ball height 17″

Outside

Frame All-aluminum cage frame
Coupler 2″ Ball
Receiver 2″ 100 lb.
Load center 30 Amp
Solar Zamp solar
Roof aluminum
Tires ST205/75R15 Tires w/Aluminum Wheels – plus Spare Tire

Inside

Bed Size 59″ x 78″
Ventilation Maxx Air vent fan
Insulation R7 bubble foil
Storage front cabinet + 3 nets
Flooring infinity woven
Entertainment bluetooth stereo 2speakers + TV prep
Lighting 2 LED dome lights
Outlets (1) 12V Outlet w/(2) USB Ports & (2) 120V Outlets

Dimensions

Renting Has Never Been Easier With Outdoorsy

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Pursue Flyer | Slide-Out Kitchen

Pursue is slightly bigger than the Chase, but the major difference is the slide out kitchen.

Kitchen Features

2 burner stove (1lb propane tanks)
Large storage cabinet
Removable table for prep space
120 V receptacle
50 quart 12V/120V Refrigerator
12 Volt LED light

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Many Teardrops are designed with a galley kitchen in back. The slide out kitchen is a good use of space and has two added benefits.

By locating the kitchen up front, these trailers can do double duty. With double doors open in the rear and wide open interior, these to be used as gear/cargo haulers when not on an adventure. (use a ramp and haul motorcycles, etc.)

And when you are on a camping – attach the tent, leave the rear doors open and you have sleeping room for up to 6. Heat and A/C will cover the tent too.

Pursue starts with a Base Price of $14,995.