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The inTech Terra Rover: Cleverly Crafted, Inside and Out

There’s little to be desired after looking at the inTech Terra Rover travel trailer. Or rather, after looking out from the inside. Complementing the spacious dinette at the front of the trailer, you’d be hard-pressed not to notice the 3-ply laminated glass panoramic front windshield. Not only is it an unmatched view of the great outdoors, but it is an excellent use of the space above the trailer’s A-frame, which goes unused in typical trailer models. inTech, who pride themselves (as they should) on making smaller spaces feel large, calls this “Tilt-Forward Design.”

Moving through the mid-section of the trailer, you’ll see an extravagant kitchen, complete with a 10-cubic-foot refrigerator, a brushed nickel faucet, and a 2-burner stainless steel cooktop. Across from the kitchen, there’s additional counter space for meal prep, or for enjoying a coffee while gazing out the window before the start to an adventurous day.

To add space, the Terra Rover bathroom is cleverly split into two areas with a shower on one side and a toilet/sink room directly across the hallway. The toilet is porcelain, and you’ll find storage in overhead cabinets and below the sink.

At the rear of the trailer is a 60” x 80” walk-around bed. If you’re traveling with a friend (or if you haven’t yet made your relationship “official,”) the Rover offers a 2-twin bed configuration with one bed on either side and space in the middle.

Stepping outside, you can enjoy a 14’ power awning, which is the perfect addendum to the rear slide-out kitchen. Out here, the Rover provides an extra block of counter space, and a grill for burgers, pancakes, and the like. The same slide out kitchen also has the added option of a mini refrigerator for extra storage on those longer getaways.

The Terra Rover has durability built into its core—literally. The Terra (and every inTech model) has an all-tube, all-aluminum, fully welded cage frame. It is extremely lightweight, rust-free, and very strong.

With durable vehicle with a luxury layout and amenities, you might be thinking of exploring somewhere off-grid. If you are, the Rover can support you there too. inTech’s Solar and Lithium Package offers 400 watts of solar, mixed with an MPPT charger controller, 200 amp-hours of lithium batteries, and a 2,000-Watt inverter.

To complete the cool factor, the Rover comes with slick, rugged decals and blackout wheels. If $68,950 is in the ballpark of your budget for a 2023 upgrade, check out the full list of features on the Terra Rover here .

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Intech Sol Horizon Pros and Cons

By: Author Couch Potato Camping

Posted on Published: September 21, 2021  - Last updated: February 27, 2023

Categories InTech Sol Horizon

We own a 2021 Intech Sol Horizon RV and are thrilled with it! We looked for quite a while for a small RV with great build quality and an affordable price point.

We feel that the value you get with an Intech RV is worth it! For reference, we also looked at a lot of small models such as Tabs, NuCamps, Casitas and Airstreams.

So, if you are trying to decide on whether or not you want to buy an Intech Sol Horizon (or other sister brands such as the Sol Dawn or Sol Eclipse), here are the pros and cons that we have found.

Be sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel for video tours and reviews, as well as helpful tips for traveling in an Intech RV.

Pros – What We Love About Our Intech Sol Horizon

1. small 19-foot size.

We started RVing in a 33-foot Forest River Salem travel trailer. It was great, with a fireplace and plush lounge chairs and a kitchen island (here’s a video tour ).

However, over time, we grew tired of trying to find campsites that would fit larger RVs, especially when we wanted to camp in National Parks. And driving a longer RV has its own challenges, from not being able to find places to park to needing sway control.

The 19-foot size of our Intech Sol Horizon is exactly why we chose it. The small size lets us easily find campsites in National Parks and State Parks. In fact, during our recent cross country tour, we were able to score a great Grand Canyon campsite (see our campsite review video ) because we had a smaller rig.

We also have had more success getting last minute campsite reservations because we are small and the only spots left were for smaller vehicles.

We are able to more easily pull into parking lots and drive down narrow roads, too.

2. Quality Construction

The build quality of an Intech RV is impressive. It is one of the main reasons that people are flocking to Intech trailers right now. The moment you step into a trailer and start opening the doors and cabinets you can feel the solid build quality.

3. Large Window

The large picture window over the dinette is one of the main reasons we love the Intech Sol Horizon. This wrap around window lets you see great views of where you are camping. It’s a feature that is not found in many RVs.

Don’t worry about being on display with having such a large window, though. It’s tinted to where you can easily look out, but people can’t easily look inside. In fact, it’s fun to watch other campers checking out your rig while you are inside watching them and they don’t know you can see them!

We’ve tested the lighting at dusk, as well. Even with the lights on inside, it’s hard for someone outside of the camper to see clearly inside until they get very close to the window.

The picture window is made of automotive glass. And, there is a slightly padded windshield protector that is included with your base model price that covers the window to protect it when traveling.

4. Fiberglass

In our Forest River Salem, we had a problem with moisture intrusion and the closet had become a moldy mess, unbeknownst to us. We never knew that there was a water leak that soaked the wooden walls.

With fiberglass, you don’t need to worry about water intrusion ruining wood walls or floors.

Fiberglass RVs also hold their value longer with less depreciation. You can generally buy a fiberglass RV and sell it for more money on the dollar than trying to resell a stick-built RV.

5. Bathroom Size

We absolutely did NOT want an RV with a wet bath. That was one thing that I said I would never do. But as soon as I saw the Intech RV wet bath, I changed my mind.

Intech’s wet baths are 25% bigger than most standard RV wet baths . And it makes a huge difference! That was the number one thing we worried about when peeking inside a Sol Horizon. As soon as we both tried out the bathroom and made sure we could move around, lift our arms inside to shower and not be cramped, we knew that we’d be okay with this wet bath.

The space is more than enough to take a shower. My six-foot tall husband has plenty of room to shower. The shower head is ideally positioned. And I really think I like this shower more than the ones in other RVs.

If you are worried about having a wet bath in an RV, I encourage you to stand in the bathroom of a Sol Horizon and see just how spacious it is.

6. Marine Grade Flooring

RV floors get really dirty. You are constantly dragging dirt and debris from outside indoors. These marine-grade floors are easy to wash and wipe down. And they don’t show the dirt.

I didn’t know how much I’d like this flooring until we started camping more often and realized it was easier to clean these floors rather than laminated wood-look floors in most RVs.

7. Thoughtful Details

Everywhere you look inside the Sol Horizon, there are thoughtful details that you can tell the designers really listened to the needs of campers. The location of lights and USB ports, the location of hooks, bungee cords on the open shelves, etc.

These might not be huge selling points, or even noticeable things, when you are thinking about buying. However, as you are living and traveling in your Intech trailer, you will be quite thankful for the small conveniences.

8. MaxxAir Fan

We’ve often used the MaxxAir Fan for cooling instead of the air conditioning. It’s great to have.

There is a Fantastic Fan in the bathroom, too. So two vented fans in one 19-foot trailer. It really helps with keeping humidity out by opening the fans after showering.

9. Large Farmhouse Sink and Cover

The huge sink is a winner with us! Not all RVs have a sink so spacious! We actually store things in the sink while traveling, such as plants, cleaning supplies, dirty pots and pans, etc.

We really appreciate the rolling cover that fits over the sink to create a surface space. I didn’t think that I’d use the cover so much. It’s great to use the covered sink as a place to store my contact solution, contacts and a glass of water while sleeping.

10. Euro Decor

We like the clean, modern and fresh decor of Intech RVs. It might be called Euro styling by manufacturers, but we just think it’s modern-day decor that makes sense in the 21st century.

11. Spacious Dinette

RV dinettes generally aren’t comfortable, but the Sol Horizon’s is definitely roomy and comfy! There is more than enough space for three adults (or more) to sit. The cushions are deep and we actually use the dinette more of a lounger than to sit upright and eat.

We prop ourselves up in each corner, stretch out our legs on the cushions, and it’s more like a couch while watching TV.

The cushions are so deep that I have a hard time having my feet touch the floor, so I made this storage ottoman from a popcorn tin and it really works great! It’s the perfect size and stores away easily.

The table can be removed and stored in the cabinets above. When you remove the table, the camper feels really spacious. Some people remove the table and install a Lagun table instead.

12. Outdoor Kitchen

We never thought we needed an outdoor kitchen. We are completely happy using a portable grill on a portable table as our cooking set up. And honestly, that’s what we still use when cooking.

However, we are thrilled with the ability to store a Dometic Freezer/Refrigerator combo in the outdoor kitchen area. We bought our used Sol Horizon and it didn’t have this outdoor refrigerator included, so we bought it on our own (which probably saves money from paying a dealership to include it in your purchase price).

The griddle is a nice feature and a lot of people use it. We’re just not huge fans of using a griddle versus using a grill. You could leave it out and have extra storage in the area, instead.

13. Oversized Air Conditioner

The 13,500 BTU air conditioner is bigger than needed in a trailer this size. Which means it cools down fast in the RV.

14. Quieter Heater

The furnace in our Forest River Salem was so loud that I never wanted to use it. Instead, we used heat from the electric fireplace.

The heater in the Intech Sol Horizon is much quieter. Not perfect, but definitely quieter than others I’ve heard.

We did end up buying a portable electric heater to save on propane costs and reduce the noise. This is the electric heater we bought which will shut off if its knocked over, though to do it over again I’d like a heater with a timer .

15. Storage Under Sink

This might sound weird, but we really appreciate the big storage area under the sink. Often, in RVs, there is no place to put a trash can. And no one wants to look at their trash piling up in the walkway.

Think about it, if there was not a large cabinet that could house a trash can, where would it go in an RV of this size? You would have to hang it on the door or store under the table, which isn’t great.

We are able to store two plastic milk crates on top of each other on one side of the cabinet (we use those for clothing and shoe storage), and then we put a trash can (decorated with our free Trailer Trash graphic ) and extra paper towels on the other side.

The space is so big that we could store this portable washing machine in there, too. (See our video review of this washing machine .)

We have seen other Sol Horizon owners install pull out drawers and even modify it to be a cat litterbox area.

16. Basement

The outdoor exterior storage is bigger than we expected. In fact, we fit a portable washing machine in its box in the basement area. And still had room for a drying rack, extra provisions, plastic storage containers and lots more stuff.

The basement is long and deep, so you might want to get some larger plastic containers that are easy to pull out to organize your supplies.

17. Blue Lights

The blue lights are cool! We thought they were gimmicky and that we wouldn’t use them. But honestly, we use them more than the clear lights that are also available on the light fixture. (You push the button once for the blue, twice to get the clear light.)

It’s nice to have a soft light in the trailer sometimes, especially when watching TV. And the blue lighting in the open shelves is a nice touch.

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Cons – What We Don’t Like About Our Intech Sol Horizon

We wish there was a better way to get a queen size bed inside this RV. However, the bed position seems to be the only way to have a large bed in a small trailer.

The queen size bed is surrounded by 3 1/2 walls. There are three sides completely against the wall, and the open side is covered by part of the bathroom wall. This makes getting in and out of the bed really difficult. The person laying next to the window has to climb over their partner to get out.

In addition to it being a pain for the second person, it’s a HUGE pain to make the bed! And I mean HUGE! Making this bed has brought much cursing and sweating.

Zippered bedding is an option for it to be easier to make the bed. And even though zippered sheets are expensive, we have to say they are totally worth it for the Sol Horizon.

2. Window Blinds

The window blinds in the Intech Sol Horizon break very frequently. This isn’t necessarily an Intech RV issue, but more the blinds themselves, which are notorious for breaking in all RVs.

We’ve had the back window blind broken twice. What happens is that the strings fray and break, leaving the window blinds to not work. You can restring the blinds with a stronger string or even fishing line.

The blinds are covered under warranty, and when our kitchen blinds broke, too, we put in a warranty request. We were shipped new blinds to install in less than a week. It’s just that we had to do the labor.

3. Lack of Insulation

This is not a four-season RV. It just is not. However, even when the temperature dips to 50 degrees or so, it can become miserable to sleep on the bed.

The walls surrounding the bed are not well insulated. Which means that cooler temperatures – not even cold temperatures – cause the walls to suddenly become chilly. If you are the person sleeping next to the wall, you will feel the cold radiating off of the walls.

We woke up one too many times freezing in the middle of the night. My pillow would be freezing cold, except for the place where I laid my head. The sheets were freezing except where I was laying. All of the walls were frigid, even the bathroom wall which is on the interior.

After one especially bad night of no sleep because of cold weather, we went to Walmart to buy blankets to stuff against the walls. They actually worked! We bought these cheap grey flannel-like blankets and folded them to tuck in against all of the walls. The twin size is under $6 and works behind our heads on that wall. The queen size is under $10 and works perfectly on the long side of the bed.

I also tucked these pillows against the walls that I had made for the dinette. The pillows worked really great for insulation, however it means lack of space on the mattress.

These are much cheaper solutions than trying to add in more insulation, reflective layers, etc. It works if you are worried about possibly being caught in some cold weather from time to time. But we wouldn’t use these solutions for winter camping.

4. Tables Over Bed

I despise the tiny little tables stuck into the corners of the bed area. They are just about pointless. I worry about waking up in the middle of the night and hitting my head on the one by the window. Or kicking the one at the foot of the bed.

Also annoying is the one by the foot of the bed doesn’t have a power or USB plug nearby. Which means I can’t plug in a fan and set it on the table, as I want to.

5. Lack of Clothing Storage Space

Yes, there is plenty of places to store clothes. But the cabinets that make sense to store clothing – over the bed – are slanted in such a way that they barely hold anything. You can’t stack up clothing, such as t-shirts or shorts, in those cabinets because it slopes inwards so much. (Check out the exact dimensions in our Intech Sol Horizon specs guide .)

You’ll need to roll your clothing to fit in those cabinets.

Also, there is really no place to hang clothing. Some people like hanging up shirts or pants if they are working or going somewhere nice. While there is a drop down clothes hanger on the wall, it makes it impossible to sleep on that side of the bed if you were using the clothing hanger to hang clothes (you’d definitely want to use these RV-friendly clothing hangers if you were using it).

Sunday 4th of February 2024

Love this camper, but worried about the window glass breaking, esp that big one in the front. That area takes a beating driving down the highways. Any worries on that?

Couch Potato Camping

Thursday 15th of February 2024

We were concerned, as well, but the glass does come with a protective cover. Using the cover would definitely be necessary.

Saturday 11th of November 2023

Most of the cons you mentioned have been addressed with the new Dusk model. We just got ours and love it!

Tuesday 5th of December 2023

Glad you love it! Maybe Intech listened to us and added the better features! LOL!

Saturday 13th of May 2023

Dear Couch Potato, we have a Tab 320 with an Alde heater, very quiet. Now looking at a Tab 400, or a Horizon Sol. How is the Sol heater? I have researched on the Horizon Sol FB, seems like you can shut a fan off which allows heat to come out without a noisy fan, your experience?

Wednesday 28th of June 2023

@Couch Potato Camping, Hello! Thanks so much for all of your advice! I think we are getting a Horizon Rover this week, but can you please tell us: can you open the driver’s side bedroom window for airflow? We camp in parks without hookups, and I am worried that it could get stuffy back there…

Thursday 15th of June 2023

The heater will warm the space though it is an RV propane heater so there will be a fan noise and it will utilize a fair amount of propane (like all RV propane heaters). We're not familiar with an option to turn off the fan on the heater. The heater in our Sol Horizon did not have that option.

Thursday 5th of January 2023

Thanks for the very informative reviews! I have a few questions.

1. I have experience with DIY mattresses including cutting foam to make a mattress to fit a radius curve. What would you think of making a mattress slightly smaller than a full queen to make it easier to make up the bed as well as to place some insulation along the back wall?

2. My wife is really struggling with the idea of not having a sink or any storage in the bathroom. She's concerned about washing hands, brushing teeth, etc, in the galley sink (for sanitary reasons) and where to keep toiletries. For this reason she's leaning towards a T@B 400, but I'm leaning towards the Horizon for the more spacious feel and storage. Any thoughts or insight on this issue?

3. Regarding the windows, do you ever wish you had the large view out the back instead of the front and do you find that there is enough ventilation with the windows that open?

Sunday 30th of April 2023

@Couch Potato Camping, Thank you for this most informative blog. My husband and I have watched a lot of rv videos and have narrowed our choice to the tab 400 and the intech sol eclipse. The sol eclipse is edging into first choice position. We need small as we want to visit national parks and prefer to stay in the park as opposed to outside the park. My drawback to the sol is storage. I loved the way you used the under sink area. But what about shoes? A hanging jacket ( which is bulky and woukd take an entire cubby each). Like you, we want to travel with a skirt and nice pair of slacks to be ready for an intown experience. How do you pack these things?

Monday 13th of February 2023

Thank you for the questions here's our thoughts: 1. A slightly smaller mattress could help, though for us it was more about getting your body into the far corners to get the sheets on. As far as adding extra insulation, not sure it would help a great deal. These are at best three-season trailers. We actually suggest the QuickZip sheets for the Sol's bed: check out our blog post with video on that: https://couchpotatocamping.com/best-rv-sheets-sets/

2.For us, using the kitchen sink as a bathroom sink wasn't a big deal. Odd at first, but then it didn't seem to matter. Being a small trailer - regardless of the brand - ample storage is always an issue. It forces you to only take what you need on trips. No reason to take the entire house's supplies in a trailer for a weekend or even for a 30 day trip. We found ourselves getting creative and more strategic with our storage solutions, but we had to do that even when we owned our previous 33' long travel trailer that was full of cabinets and storage.

3. For us, the smaller window in the back worked. We are not the type to lay in bed a lot, so we really enjoyed having the larger front window at the dining/living area where we spent most of our time inside the trailer. Given the Sol is a smaller trailer, with the windows open, the entry door open (with the screen door), and the ceiling fan going cross breezes were always plentiful and never an issue.

Monday 12th of December 2022

I’d just like to thank you for all your great input on Sols. I’m so liking the design and layout of these! However each time I revisit a Tab 400 there are so many things I appreciate about them (especially for boondocking), even more with the 2023 models. Every time I decide on a “400” I’ll see just a picture of a Sol and be wowed by the design alone. In the meantime a visit to my pro&con list is daily and someday soon a roll of the dice is in order.

Happy trails!

Friday 16th of December 2022

Bob, Thanks so much for your kind words! Yes, we looked at the Tab 400, too. I think for us the decision came down to the bathroom size and the feeling of less storage than the Sol. However, for boon docking, the Tab 400 is pretty solid. Either way is going to be a good choice! Have fun!

inTech Travel Trailer Review: 4 Campers for Thrill-Seekers

By Van City RV

Set your adventurous spirit free when you take home one of the inTech travel trailers for sale at Van City RV. These travel trailers and toy haulers are built to be easy-to-tow, easy-to-store, and feature all the amenities you’ll need to make the most out of your vacations. Check out four of our most popular brands in this inTech travel trailer review.

Sol Travel Trailer

The Sol travel trailer is a great option for anyone looking for a camper that won’t weigh you down.  These compact travel trailers are built to go anywhere with ease and provide you with the comforts of home no matter where you find yourself.  Inside, you can enjoy a queen-sized bed in the rear, with beautiful windows to allow in the natural light, a large U-shaped dinette that doubles as extra sleeping space, and a wet bath.  Additionally, the farmhouse sink in the kitchen gives this travel trailer a beautiful, homey feel.

Flyer Pursue Travel Trailer

If you’re looking for something that gives you everything you need for a weekend of fun and adventure, and doesn’t need a lot of space to store it when it’s not in use, then the Flyer Pursue travel trailer is perfect for you.  This travel trailer features an optional outdoor kitchen slide out with a 12V fridge.  The interior of this travel trailer comfortably sleeps two, and you can opt for the add-a-room tent feature for additional indoor space. The all-aluminum,  all-tube cage frame  is able to easily haul 1,200 lbs of cargo.

Flyer Toy Hauler Travel Trailer

Another great option in these inTech travel trailer is the Flyer toy hauler.  The one-piece aluminum roof gives you a clean aesthetic you’ll love, and the fully-welded frame gives this little toy hauler the ability to take on over 1,500 lbs of cargo weight!  Contact us for more information on ordering an inTech Flyer toy hauler travel trailer from a Van City RV location near you.

Luna Lite Teardrop Trailer

Last, but not least, the inTech Luna Lite teardrop trailer is an excellent way to get everything you need for RVing in a tiny, easy-to-tow package.  This teardrop trailer features a rear, outdoor kitchen with a sink, cooler, and cooktop.  You’ll find additional storage above the sink and inside the main room, under the floor.  The beautiful interior features a large, picture window to allow in the natural light and the bed comfortably sleeps two.

Contact us today to start living your life to the fullest with one of these inTech travel trailers. You’ll love the freedom that comes with these RVs.

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inTech RV Terra Travel Trailer

The next generation of travel trailers is here with the Terra by inTech RV! You will love the luxury interior and beautiful views provided by the panoramic windshield, and the "Tilt-Forward Design" will make smaller spaces feel larger to feel right at home!

The Terra features fully welded cage and frame construction that is not only lightweight, but won't rust over time. There is also a one-piece fiberglass roof, a Dexter torsion axle, and a power tongue jack for quick set up. The interior includes Infinity woven flooring, ample storage spaces for your belongings, a MaxxAir vent fan for ventilation, plus a Bluetooth stereo with four speakers and a 32" TV. You can further customize your trailer by adding available options and choose between the Base Package or the Rover Package. 

Camping in a Terra travel trailer by inTech RV just feels right! 

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• Weight: 5200 lbs

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Terra Features:

Standard Features 

• All-Aluminum, All Tube, Cage Frame
• 2 5/16" Ball Coupler
• 2" Receiver - 175# Capacity
• ST205/R75R15 Tires - Includes Under Mounted Spare Tire
• Fiberglass Exterior Skinning
• One Piece Fiberglass Roof
• 2 Exterior Storage Compartments (Magnolia)
• 3 Exterior Storage Compartments (Willow)
• 2- 20# LP Tank
• LP Quick Connect Port
• Dexter Torsion Axle
• (1) 120V Outlets (Magnolia)
• (2) 120 V Outlets (Willow)
• Fold-Away Double Entry Steps
• (2) Exterior Porch Lights, Front Cap Blue Accent Light
• Power Tongue Jack
• 10 Cu. Ft. 12V Refrigerator
• Large Farmhouse Style Sink with Brushed Nickel Faucet
• 2 Burner Stainless Steel Cooktop
• Convection Microwave
• 93" x 48" Front Dinette Bed Area
• MaxxAir Vent Fan
• Bubble Foil Insulation (Walls & Ceiling)
• Heated Underbelly & 12V Line Heaters & Tank Heat Pads
• (1) Storage Drawers, (6) Overhead Cabinets, (2) Overhead Cubbies, (1) Pantry w/Slide out Drawers (Magnolia)
• (3) Storage Drawers, (6) Overhead Cabinets, (3) Overhead Cubbies, (1) Pantry w/Slide out drawers (Willow)
• Bluetooth Stereo w/(4) Speakers & 32" TV
• (2) 12V USB Outlet, (2) 120V outlet (Magnolia)
• (1) 12V USB Outlet, (2) 120V outlet (Willow)
• (8) Interior Windows
• 25K BTU Furnace
• 15K BTU Ducted A/C
• 12V Tankless (Magnolia)
• 6  Gal - Electric or Gas (Willow)
• Infinity Woven Flooring
• 60" x 80" Master Bed w/Upholstered Headboard
• MaxxAir Vent Fan (Willow)
• Wardrobe Storage, Large Under-Bed Area, (4) Overhead Cabinets, (2) Overhead Cubbies, (2) Nightstands w/Drawers, (1) Base Cabinet Cubbies (Magnolia)
• Wardrobe, Large Underbed Area, (6) Overhead Cabinets, (2) Overhead Cubbies, (2) Nightstands w/Drawers, (3) Base Cabinet Cubbies (Willow)
• (2) 12V USB Outlets, (2) 120V Outlets
• Porcelain Toilet
• Aluminum Walls with Sealing Exterior Door
• Roof Vent w/Onboard switch
• Mesh Shower Storage Net & (2) Towels Hooks
• Round Sink w/Brushed Nickel Faucet (Willow)
• Base Cabinet w/Under Sink Storage and Cubbies, Overhead Cabinet (Willow)
• (1) 120V Outlet (Willow)

Base Package

• Sporty Decals
• Premium 15" Aluminum Wheels

Rover Package

• Rugged Decals
• Blackout Wheels
• 235/75R15 Tires w/Aggressive Tread
• Aluminum Tube Rear Bumper

Base and Rover Options

• 12' Power Awning (Magnolia)
• 14' Power Awning (Willow)
• Slide Out Rear Kitchen
• Rear Kitchen Refrigerator
• 400 Watts of Solar 
• 30 Amp MPPT Charge Controller
• (2) 100 AMP HR Lithium Batteries
• 2,000 Watt Inverter w/Transfer Switch
• Twin Beds (Willow Only)

Please see us for a complete list of features and available options!

All standard features and specifications are subject to change.

All warranty info is typically reserved for new units and is subject to specific terms and conditions. See us for more details. 

Due to the current environment, our features and options are subject to change due to material availability. 

Manu-Facts:

The Difference.

What unites us all is our enthusiasm for adventure and our desire to hit the open road towards new horizons. Our fully welded aluminum cage construction, mixed with innovative designs and attention to detail is what distinguishes inTech from the rest.

The Aluminum Advantage

A robust design can put you at ease for your adventures. An all-aluminum, fully welded cage frame ensures longevity and strength while keeping weight to a minimum.

Tilt Forward Design

While the inspired, modern designs will catch plenty of eyes, inTech’s look goes beyond the surface. Tilt-Forward Design achieves space and function, unlike any camper you have seen before.

Invest In Today & Last For Tomorrow

Superior craftsmanship matched with quality materials make a camper that not only looks great today but provides plenty of adventures for the future.

inTech Black Wing Coming Summer 2024

Discover the Freedom of the Open Road with inTech’s All-New inTech Black Wing All Aluminum RV

We are thrilled to announce the upcoming launch of our latest innovation in the world of recreational vehicles — the inTech Black Wing . As part of our commitment to providing top-tier adventure experiences, inTech is proud to introduce this all-aluminum RV, designed for those who crave adventure off the beaten path. Set to launch in the summer of 2024, the Black Wing is poised to redefine the standards of off-grid travel.

Built for the Bold

The Black Wing is not just any RV — it is a beacon for adventurers. Crafted entirely from aluminum, this RV promises durability and performance in the most rugged environments. Its lightweight construction ensures fuel efficiency and ease of towing, making it ideal for those long journeys into nature’s embrace.

Designed for Off-Grid Life

Understanding the needs of modern explorers, the Black Wing is equipped with features that support life off-grid. While specific details are still under wraps, anticipate a blend of functionality and comfort, tailor-made for the wilderness. This RV is for those who see the journey as a vital part of their adventure, providing a reliable, comfortable, and efficient home base, wherever you park it.

Anticipation Builds

As summer 2024 approaches, excitement is mounting for the launch of the Black Wing. This RV represents a significant step forward in our dedication to the outdoor lifestyle, offering a unique blend of innovation, quality, and rugged luxury that inTech is renowned for .

Stay tuned for more updates as we get closer to the release date. We can’t wait to share more about how the Black Wing can enhance your explorations. For those eager to venture further and enjoy the serenity of nature without compromise, prepare to meet your ultimate travel companion.

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