Can you recommend any ultra lite travel trailers?

[Whateverist]

So I've been looking around and admiring the little teardrop trailers.  There are a lot of them.  With the teardrops I like the idea of having a galley out the back and basically just a bed inside.  But you can have lots of extras.  I will definitely get a Temper-Pedic mattress and it needs to be at least a queen.  Some models I've noticed:  

Vestibule looks like a nicely designed teardrop with extra wide doors.  I think crawling through a narrow door on old rickety knees would suck.

Little Guy T@G is pretty nice but has narrower though taller doors.

Campinn is similar to Vestibule, both I believe build to specification and have nothing ready to roll off the sales floor.

In Canada they make a really interesting (and equally expensive) larger teardrop trailer with a pop up, solid sides top.  They use ultra lite materials from the aircraft industry.  The light and view from inside are remarkable, but the kitchen is inside - as well as a bathroom.

Anyone have one they like or know of any they'd recommend?  Thanks.



 

[vorlon13]

Haven't had a camper, trailer or motorhome since the early 80s.

You're making me miss it . . .

[Jackalope]

I will definitely get a Temper-Pedic mattress

I sleep on a Tempur-Pedic.

Please remove all references to camping from your post.

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[Jackalope]

...actually, now that I see you never mentioned "camping" in the OP...

[Angrboda]

I can answer your question with a simple, "no."

[Alex K]

[vorlon13]

Jesus Fucking Christ !!

I volunteer to be the comfort detachment for the burly manly men in that camper !!!

[Jackalope]

I can recommend a nice backpack, tent and sleeping bag.

[Jackalope]

Jesus fucking Christ that must be air force or Navy accommodations.

[Jackalope]

I mean fucking-a seriously, our army on-post billets weren't that good.