Off Grid Trailers debuts ultralight Sprocket 3.0 Camper Trailer -

off grid trailers sprocket 3 off-road overland camper trailer.

Starting at just $19,999, the new OGT Sprocket 3.0 trailer comes in three versions, all of them ready to hit the trail at a moment’s notice.

Designed as an angular “tear drop” camper trailer, the Sprocket 3.0 models share a 1,200-pound base weight and all-metal, powder coated aluminum construction. The frame uses boxed tubes that are fully closed, keeping it sealed from water and muck that could cause corrosion. R10 foam insulation keeps it cool (or warm) inside.

All three roll on 225/75R16 all-terrain tires with steel wheels with electronically controlled brakes and Timbren independent suspension.

Sprocket 3.0 model comparison

Trailhead Edition

The base-level Sprocket 3.0 Trailhead ($19,999) is bare bones, with a front platform you can add storage bins, bike rack trays, MOLLE panels, etc., too. Additional mounting hardware sits over the wheel fenders for adding more gear.

The rear has a flip-up cargo door that reveals pass-through storage bins (with doors separating the inside from the outside) and its own storage space. A 500Wh battery pack is here, along with wiring to a shore power outlet.

Exterior doors to the habitat have double-pane glass with a screened in opening lower half. Rain gutters surround the exterior, keeping it from dripping into the doors.

Ridge Edition

The Ridge Edition ($26,999) upgrades with a 360º articulating Max Coupler hitch, front storage box and roof rack, 20-gallon internal freshwater storage with pump, swing-out outdoor shower, and front-mounted propane tank.

It also gets a MaxxAir fan rather than a manual roof vent and adds a heater port, but keeps the same 4″ high-density foam mattress.

Summit Edition

The top of the line Summit Edition ($34,999) adds a luggage rack over the front storage box, has AC and Heat vents, privacy shades, and full-size spare tire with mount.

The mattress is upgraded to 6″ thick, with blackout curtains and full-size screen doors, too.

The right side gets a drop-down, plumbed camp kitchen cabinet with Dometic gas stove, with a slide-out platform in the front for a cooler.

Outside, the front jack is upgraded to an Ark XO750 Tongue Jack, and they added a 2″ hitch on the rear so you can add a bike rack, cargo tray, etc. The exterior is vinyl wrapped and, honestly, makes it look more overlandy IMO.