Adrenaline's Blast Toy Hauler Travel Trailer Ideal for Outdoorsmen

FITZGERALD, Ga. April 2008 ’Äî Adrenaline kept the outdoorsman in mind when it created its Blast¬Æ sport utility trailer. This trailer has all the amenities necessary to make it a great base camp, and it's outfitted to haul an ATV.

The Blast has base weights ranging from 3,400 pounds to 6,570 pounds and lengths from 18 feet to 32 feet. Many SUVs, half-ton pickups and even smaller vehicles can tow the Blast.

What makes the Blast and ideal base camp is that it has everything an outdoorsman needs. The travel trailer has a shower, marine toilet, two-burner cooktop, optional microwave oven, refrigerator and furnace. Depending on the floorplan, the Blast can sleep up to eight people comfortably. The linoleum flooring throughout the unit is fuel resistant and easy to maintain.

While it's a compact travel trailer, the Blast is surprisingly spacious on the inside. The interior height is 6 feet 9 inches and multiple windows let in plenty of natural light.

Adrenaline paid attention to the details when building the Blast. For instance the floor is insulated for climate control, and the sidewalls are reinforced so owners can customize the interior to their needs.

The Blast offers five different floorplans, as well as two option packages. The Power Plus package comes standard with a 5.5 kw generator, a 30-gallon fuel station with pump and a spray away outside shower with a 15-foot coil hose. It also includes a 13,500 BTU air conditioner and a great sound system. The optional Platinum Package gives Blast a unique look with platinum-colored exterior sidewalls with black trim, a black awning and a foam core infiltration barrier in the sidewalls.

The rear ramp door has coil spring hinges so there are no cables to get in the way while loading equipment. The door can handle up to 1,500 pounds. Each D-ring tie down in the cargo area is rated each at 750 pounds to keep ATVs in place while on the road. The ramp area also is lighted for early morning or late evening loading or unloading.

On the exterior, the Blast offers the option of one or two patio awnings for relaxing in comfort. And, if bugs are a problem, the rear screen add-a-wall for the ramp opening allows the ramp to be down but keeps the unwanted bugs out. Another way Adrenaline appeals to the outdoorsman is to eliminate the exterior graphics. This allows a person to customize the exterior look of the trailer to his or her preferences.

For the outdoorsman who cannot justify a trailer only for hunting, the Blast is a multi-purpose hauler. It's great for loading up during the week with all the equipment and supplies needed at the worksite, and then on the weekends loading the ATVs and enjoying the great outdoors.

For the avid outdoorsman who loves the deep woods but doesn't necessarily want to give up all the creature comforts, the Blast by Adrenaline is the affordable solution. Blast floorplans begin at $12,930.