The new Built For Xtreme (BFX) is a compact tagalong designed to explode into a fully equipped hunting camp and is a fundamental building block for outdoor preparedness.
The trailer uses a series of locking compartments, slides, and modular mounts to pack dedicated space for everything from all-day coffee to hunting and fishing equipment, off-road recovery tools, and satellite communications, making it a primitive Completely fill in the gap. modern world.
Born out of a need in the agriculture industry, Built For Extreme is a young spinoff of Iowa-based Harvest International. Harvest International makes impressively large and sturdy tillers and planting machines, like the impressive monster directly below.
The company already has experience manufacturing agricultural trailer equipment, and BFX is expanding its footprint into the hunting and camping markets.
Harvest International
They say steel sharpens steel, and the 4.4 m (14.5 ft) long BFX trailer eschews the usual aluminum body construction and features American steel body panels atop a powder-coated steel chassis. is posted. For even more go-anywhere ruggedness, the rugged independent suspension combines a pair of shocks and airbags at each wheel to put a big cushion behind the aggressive 35 x 12.50R15LT Thunderer Off-Road. This combination provides a ground clearance of 66 cm (26 inches).
The BFX stands out in a market filled with off-road camping trailers of various styles and sizes. Because BFX came from a different point of inspiration. Like many other all-terrain trailers, it wasn’t designed specifically for overland travel, primitive camping, or general gear hauling, but with hunters in mind. . But what’s great about this product is that even if you’re not a hunter or never will be, you can still get a fully equipped hitch-up base camp optimized for all your needs using a modular platform. can be customized.
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BFX not only helps outdoor chefs prepare dinner, but also allows chefs to source and process dinner before cooking. It starts with a fishing rod holder mounted inside the top rack that carries up to four different rods. Below, three 57-inch (144.8 cm) long slide-outs housed within strut-assisted folding hatches, each sized to hold up to four gun cases, are ideal for anglers and hunters. We provide integrated support for both. Of course, if you don’t bring your gun with you, these slideouts are also useful for coolers, general storage boxes, and other cargo.
In addition to serving as a basic cooking surface or table, the folding hutch also comes with two oversized poly cutting boards and can also be used as a butcher’s table for processing fish and game. However, you don’t need to butcher meat or carve fish to use the table, making it perfect for preparing any style of meal. You can also pull out half of the cutting board and use the other side of the bare folding hatch to hold your stove, utensils, condiments, or even an entire knife block.
The optional jib crane is another unique multi-purpose component, primarily intended for lifting game for handling, but also capable of lifting other large, heavy items such as spare wheel/tire assemblies or generators. It can also be lifted and removed.
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Moving to the driver’s side of the trailer, the BFX delivers food and beverages via a “mud bucket” box integrated into the side. Built to hold two included gallon-sized Big Frigg coffee growlers, each coffee growler is designed to keep its contents warm for up to 48 hours. For hours. A large hatch in the front houses a sliding blackstone grill that cooks breakfast classics like bacon, eggs, hash browns, and pancakes in the morning, and entrees like burgers, steaks, and fish fillets for dinner. Perfect for.
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The rear corner of the driver’s side of the trailer also houses a marine waterproof battery box. The house battery powers the on-board water pump, 360-degree area floodlighting system, and available electrical accessories.
On the other side of the BFX is a water supply system that combines a 151 L freshwater tank and a tankless water heater. There is no formal sink or faucet, but the system includes a hose, faucet, or shower connection.
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Built For Extreme doesn’t waste space and uses the front end of the trailer to house a lockable sealed storage box and upper rack mounts for attaching Starlink or Dish tailgate satellites. An available mounting system allows owners to secure a 32-inch TV to a trailer.
Buyers can choose to dedicate their BFX to hauling serious gear and utilities, or turn it into a complete campervan. Built For Extreme offers Roofnest rooftop tents with several Freespirit RTT and awning options, and buyers can always attach another rooftop tent purchased elsewhere.
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Steel may make steel sharper, but it will never make it lighter. BFX trailers have a dry weight of 3,410 pounds (1,547 kg), which is significantly heavier than trailers with structural aluminum or composite materials in their construction. This is fine, though, as it doesn’t seem like it’s meant to be hitched to a small car or crossover without proper traction.
Prices for BFX trailers start at $24,750 for the fully equipped base form and top out for the fully optioned version with Freespirit EVO V2 rooftop tent, 270-degree sidewalled awning, 66 L cooler, 538 L storage bag, and jib That comes out to $32,425. Crane, upgraded Max Counter hitch, and 32-inch TV mount.
The video walkthrough includes some of the accessories not highlighted in the photos, such as the jib crane.
“Built for Xtreme” Trailer Walkthrough
Source: Built for Extreme
