Jayco Jtrack

This looks ok. It has been introduced to the market to compete against the Chinese imports but it is Australian made. However I am not sure about the air awning. Price tag is reasonable to on all models.

https://www.jayco.com.au/promo/jtrak-tent-trailer

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yeah they look alright!
but I wouldn't buy the inflatable awning. I camp in the bush at times & I can just see it getting punctured

Ded Driver said:

but I wouldn't buy the inflatable awning. I camp in the bush at times & I can just see it getting punctured

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Inflatables are the future. Set up in minutes, deflate in minutes, No poles etc.

Darche have started introducing air swags and tents.

[video=480,360]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Ie9gdF_xAw[/video]

Blackwolf are releasing air tents as well.

[video=480,360]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zqVKeyP-Pmo[/video]

and the campers like air opus are gaining popularity and selling well.

[video=480,360]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uHlDJgn5D-E[/video]

The annex

[video=480,360]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QvLt7FDOv3s[/video]

The range.

https://www.orbitairtech.com.au/product-range.html

The JTrak looks ok. The Annex shouldn't be a worry really. Love the innerspring mattress-much better than foam.

If you're into hybrid canvas check these out, they are in a league of their own, wish we'd bought one instead of the MDC Cape York, but then again they are also a lot more $$$ plus totally Aussie made.

http://condaminecampers.com.au/

Hybrid's are definitely on the rise, sold my Jayco Swan Outback because I was sick & tired of setting up & packing up in the rain having to air & dry when home after a trip, Got a 4 berth StarCraft with all the bells & whistles but towing a 3 Ton Van comes at a price, am now looking into the Hybrids smaller lightweight and more practical for quick getaways without the hassle but finding a compromise between myself & the other half is a different story :argh:

We've gone for a Complete Campsite Exodus 16, found one that was only a year old and snapped it up quick as they don't hang around on the second hand market for long. The rig is only a little over 2 tonne fully loaded and stocked, plus follows in the vehicle tracks as it's only around 2m wide.

An awesome pop-top designed for true off road and very quick to setup, even when stopping for lunch on the road, a couple of minutes and we were under cover and the kitchen set up.