Best invention ever since sliced bread?

[net4n6]

This is so cool. I didn't even known it is possible. You can store all your camping equipment in one place.

http://www.costco.com/Browse/Produc...&lang=en-US&Sp=C&hierPath=3960*51276*&topnav=

 

[Superu]

I love this concept. While it certainly isn't set up for high clearance activities, it could be an awesome setup for having all your camping gear stacked and ready to go with minimal adjustment when going from vertical to horizontal.

Add a bike rack to the top and I'd be ready to roll in under a half hour!

 

[Hafwit]

I like the concept too, but from a practical standpoint there could be some problems. Switching from cabinet to trailer (a 90 degree turn) would probably make many of the items shift so that you would have to re-organize them once in trailer configuration--this could conceivably take longer than just packing a standard trailer. The trailer also looks like it might fall apart on a dirt road. For the occasional camper who uses RV-accessible campgrounds, this might be a better option.

Cheers,
Greg

 

[AxeAngel]

Switching from cabinet to trailer (a 90 degree turn) would probably make many of the items shift so that you would have to re-organize them once in trailer configuration

Straps. Cargo nets, etc.

-Sam

 

[Superu]

I like the concept too, but from a practical standpoint there could be some problems. Switching from cabinet to trailer (a 90 degree turn) would probably make many of the items shift so that you would have to re-organize them once in trailer configuration--this could conceivably take longer than just packing a standard trailer. The trailer also looks like it might fall apart on a dirt road. For the occasional camper who uses RV-accessible campgrounds, this might be a better option.

Cheers,
Greg

The sell sheet they have online shows more detail on the construction. It looks more solid underneath than the outside appears. Although, 12" wheels would be nice rather than those 8"s it comes with.

 

[net4n6]

I wonder you can give it a small lift with bigger tires.

 

[theksmith]

i'd much rather have this from costco (or the original jumping jack): http://www.costco.com/Browse/Product.aspx?Prodid=11542626

but very neat idea, maybe someone here will build an "expo" worthy one of their own.

 

[MarcFJ60]

I like the concept, but $2000 for a rubber maid closet stuck on a cheap trailer with 8" wheels :Wow1:

For that kinda money you could make a sweet camping trailer and have money left for a RTT.