Dry Weight: 3244 LBS
GVWR: 4400 LBS
Tongue Weight: 355
Load Capacity: 1100
Awning Options: AIR Canopy | AIR Annex
Sleeps: 3 Adults | 1 Queen Bed
Bathroom: Privacy Tent w/ Portable Toilet
Shower: Hot Water Shower & Tent
– Dual-layer protected AIR beams
– Material: 12oz / 420g fine weave Polycotton
– Waterproof and UV-protected Tropical Roof
– Built-in Air Pump Inflates Tent in 2 minutes
– Durable Design with 9 Individual Air Beams
ALUMINIUM DIBOND WALLS: The external and internal walls of the AIR OPUS are constructed from Aluminium Dibond. This consists of two aluminium panels, separated by a Polyethylene core; providing a strong and lightweight outer shell.
POLYSTYRENE INSULATION: A 20mm thick sheet of Polystyrene sits between the internal and external Aluminium Dibond walls to provide insulation.
WATER PROOFED 10-PLY FLOOR: Built using 10-ply sheeting, with a waterproofed layer to the bottom and a dark wood veneer to the top. This is then topped and sealed with industrial-strength vinyl flooring.
POWDER-COATED ALUMINIUM FRAME: The frame is constructed using specially cast and welded aluminium. This helps keep our camper light and easy to tow and move, while ensuring maximum strength. The aluminium is then finished with a high-quality powder coat to ensure longevity.
HIGH-STRENGTH BONDING: Panels, frames and flooring are secured using a combination of screws, aluminium rivets and high-strength bonding agent before being sealed with silicone.
WATER-TIGHT FINNED SEALS: When the lids are closed and clamped down they are sealed tight with finned rubber seals for ultimate protection from water ingress.
PRESSURISED GAS SPRINGS: Highly pressurised gas springs are fitted to the lids to ensure easy set up, with just one person required to unfold the lids
To avoid the rain… instead of heading north towards the Rogue River–Siskiyou NF, they headed east towards Warm Springs Bay at #LakePowell …
Debbie and Ray recently explored Anza Borrego in California with their OP2. “Between the Gladiator and the Opus, we have never had a single towing problem”
Phillip Usrey’s recent Mojave Trail run took him and his OP4 from Mojave City to Afton Canyon. His Tacoma TRD Off-Road and OP4 pushed through some serious terrain, “dipping in and out of it a few times and crossing under the train trestle.”
“It was just me and my nine-year-old son, and we’d figured we’d make a small camping trip out of it. Roughly 8 hours after leaving Denver, my son and I pulled into Jackalope Ranch and started setting up with a thunderstorm rolling in…” – Introducing Lance Burch from Denver, Colorado! Lance is our newest #OPUSAdventureAddict picking up his OP4 in May and drivin
