Cab-forward chassis, for a tight turning radius and excellent visibility

Four wheel drive, for increased control on bad surfaces, in inclement weather, or when traveling to off-road locations

Intercooled common-rail turbo-diesel engine, for reliability and efficient operation

Torsion-free rubber-isolated mounting of the cabin to the chassis, allowing greater flexibility of the chassis off-road while preventing flex from being transferred to the shelter

Complete camper autonomy from the chassis when required, enabling the fully functional shelter to be removed and operated independently from the chassis while the chassis is used for other purposes

Ability to operate in extreme temperature conditions, with fully insulated construction, above-floor fresh water holding tanks, dual-pane windows, and multiple heat sources

Large deep-cycle gel-cell battery banks with supplemental photovoltaic charging, to provide extended autonomous operation far from utilities

Energy-efficient lighting and appliances, to increase periods of autonomy

Marine-grade electrical systems, to withstand the rigors of on and off-road travel 

Common hydronic circuit between chassis and cabin, allowing shelter to preheat engine, and engine to heat shelter

Shelter construction and installation in complete compliance with chassis manufacturer

Construction meets or exceeds current ANSI A119.2 safety guidelines for recreational vehicles