TAXA Outdoors, the leading outdoor manufacturer of lightweight adventure campers and trailers is exhibiting at the first-ever RVX: The RVX Experience, in Salt Lake City March, 12-14 at The Salt Palace. TAXA has partnered with Snow Peak, an innovative outdoor lifestyle brand, to bring design-forward and Japanese-inspired camp equipment to the TAXA booth and give showgoers a unique cross-branded experience.
Through this partnership, RVX attendees will be transported to a dream campsite featuring new rigs from TAXA and accessories from Snow Peak including its new Takibi Tarp, Pack and Carry Fireplace, Jikaro Firering Table, folding chairs, premium titanium cooking and coffee tools and camp lights.
“Snow Peak is a perfect partner for us and a perfect complement to our lineup. They are as obsessed as we are with details of performance and quality as well as the rituals and pleasure of getting outdoors. Together we represent a commitment to a lifestyle that encourages people to unplug their phones and plug in to the wilds,” said Garrett Finney, founder.
TAXA’s lineup features four models, including a tow behind rig perfect for any outdoor enthusiast.
The future Mantis will include updates and renovations to key parts inside the rig while maintaining its flexible and lightweight design. These innovations include a new multi-function seating system which folds up for playing games or dining, a dinette table that can be used in or outside the rig, wider bunks allowing for family of five, a kitchen with a portable fridge, a new expansive rear hatch allowing easy access and ventilation. Additionally, a tech package will be offered that includes a Wi-Fi booster and smart controls. It will also feature the latest from Truma so owners will have endless hot water with their Aquago heater and endless heat with their Vario furnace.
The new Cricket, Overland Edition, will be for overland adventures and taking people even further off the grid with an axle-less Timbren suspension, a 4-inch lift that provides 19 inches of ground clearance. Inside the rig there will be a larger cafe table to accommodate all guests and finally a new TEPUI awning for more outside shade
The newest TigerMoth will be under 1200 pounds. It will feature redesigned cabinetry, a Truma Vario furnace and aluminum construction.
