CVT has been an RTT manufacturer for the last couple of years, and recently started selling off road trailers.
They offer two models of trailer that are built to take on the toughest trails and get you out into the woods. The Pioneer is the smaller trailer and comes in at 750lbs, while the Nomad is more of a ‘box’ trailer.
Manley ORV Trailers from Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio is one of the newer trailer manufacturers on the list, but they feature very cool options on the tried & true “M416” based trailers.
Their three models of trailer go from ‘basic’ and inexpensive to ‘fully outfitted’ complete with an ARB RTT. MORV also offers a unique option within each model: you can choose from an imported frame & tub for significant savings, or pay a little more for a build 100% Made in America. This is the first company we’ve seen to offer such a choice.
A new player in the overland trailer scene, Dinoot offers a unique take on DIY trailers.
They probide the tub in the form of fiberglass sides that are bolted to the frame & platform of your choice. This allows you to build a basic, around town trailer or build a fully overland capable model. The lightweight of the trailer components make this a very interesting choice for smaller tow vehicles or those looking for maximum cargo capacity.
One of the most robust Teardrop style trailers currently on the market. The Moby1 series of Expedition Trailers provide a great mix of hard-sided comfort and off road capability.
Starting at $11,500 for a basic all-terrain model, up to the well outfitted Moby1 XTR fully-capably expedition model, these are great option in the teardrop style market.
We’ve compiled the BIG LIST of Off Road Trailers into a PDF for quick & easy reference. To see more information on individual manufacturers, see
This is a great example of a DIY trailer project. Simple, functional, and very tough! See the full build page here.