Monopod-British Super Egg

[WildBirder]

Perhaps this has been posted about already but couldn't find it in a search. This is pretty cool and reminiscent of an Oxygen. It appears to be fiberglass laminate-or just fiberglass. It got a bit to techie for me to know in the specs. Lower left of the first page.
IH Monopod

monocoque!- Understood that bit

[JDNikirk]

Wow, what a fine looking trailer.....

[honda03842]

Big but beautiful.

[Mike Magee]

Those big front windows are visually impressive, but think of all the bug splats and dirt it would accumulate in a day's driving.

[David Tilston]

The door sags.

Like mike said about the windows, and as well, rocks could get expensive.

[jen b]

Wow, fancy! I like it.

[bec]

That is beautiful......... but you know ....if we wanted to tow something that big.... think it needs a soaker tub ............

[Donna D.]

ooooh, I like it! And it's really not all that big... well compared to a couple of all molded trailers we're used to seeing:
21' 5" outside
20' 8" inside
Headroom 6'7" to 6'1"

Read the rest on the website... check out the bed sizes!

[Jim Bennett]

Impressive. Lots to like about it.

Though, I do wonder what those handles on the rear of the unit are for.

[Brian B-P]

Originally Posted by Donna D.

And it's really not all that big... well compared to a couple of all molded trailers we're used to seeing:
21' 5" outside
...

That's the body length, but in eggs (and in no other type of trailer, by the way), we use overall coupler-to-bumper length. They label that "shipping length", and it's 25 feet... or the size of the largest recent production egg, the Bigfoot 25B25 series.

[deryk]

cute but too fancy for my tastes.

deryk

[Steve Hammel]

Beautiful but HEAVY. 3400 lbs dry to 4400 lbs wet/ loaded. Not gonna pull that with a RAV.

[CindyL]

Ooh, I love it.

CindyL

[theresa p]

those front windows are beautiful....and yes, they'd "dirty up" quickly...but they do give a fantastic view!
i'm thinking this trailer would be waaaaay beyond my price-point, though. perhaps it's a very good thing it's across the pond. temptation be gone!

[Thomas G.]

I'd settle for an Oxygen or even an Oliver.

[WildBirder]

Originally Posted by David Tilston

The door sags.

Like mike said about the windows, and as well, rocks could get expensive.

The door looks straight. It does have a lip. With a ten year water ingress guarantee as well as the price tag I'm sure it's quality....would be curios as to the warranty/solution on window rock chips though!

Originally Posted by theresa p

i'm thinking this trailer would be waaaaay beyond my price-point, though. perhaps it's a very good thing it's across the pond. temptation be gone!

The original article/review I read quoted ~ £45k (~$70k) Because of the small market each unit is custom made to the purchasers layout and decorating specifications. The interior layouts shown are "recommendations". You can find a few more interior designs on the web. The paint job is also custom and can be matched to your tug.

Though I really like it. I agree with some, its a bit big and fancy for my tastes. I'm more vintage and minimalist. Though I wouldn't turn down one as a gift.

Originally Posted by Jim Bennett

Though, I do wonder what those handles on the rear of the unit are for.

Skate boarders.

[honda03842]

Front windows or not, the frontbof a any towed trailer is going to get dirty. The only improvement over having a front window is having an opening front window

[honda03842]

Sorry for the typos still learnimg to type on a phone

[CarolMarie]

I could live in that! Beautiful.

[David Tilston]

This is what Monopod means to me.