Altitude Pinnacle: Review
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The Altitude Pinnacle is a family tourer, a one-stop shop all included in under $35K.
The Altitude Pinnacle is set up perfectly for long-term touring. With loads of water capacity, power and solar to last in the bush, this is a very thorough, well-executed outback camper, perfect for use over extended periods.
This is a trailer more significant for its strength and ability than its innovation. Simplicity is the key here — nothing has been included unnecessarily and the result is an easy-to-use camper.
It’s very solid and has certainly been put through its paces in development, and has excellent ability to cope offroad. With a superb quality of finish, there has been a lot of attention to detail here. This camper ticks so many boxes because you can see that it has a wealth of experience behind it. It would go almost anywhere with ease and comfort. A truly great value proposition.
Here are the specs for the Altitude Pinnacle:
Trailer
- Tare: 1150kg
- ATM: 2000kg
- Suspension: Cruisemaster independent coil springs with twin shocks
- Brakes: 12in drums, electric
- Coupling: VC D035
- Chassis: 50x50mm Duragal steel
- Drawbar: 100x50mm
- Body: Zinc steel
- Wheel/tyre: 16in alloy rims/LT265/76R16
- Style: Softfloor
Demenions
- Box size: 2800x1800mm
- Length: 5000mm
- Tent size: 2700x2700mm
Accessories
- Gas cylinder: 2 x 4kg
- Water: 2 x 80L
- Cooktop: Three-burner external stainless gas
- Kitchen: Swing-out
- Battery: 2 x 120Ah AGM
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Read the full review and check out the video on Camper Trailer Australia or check out the full feature in issue #84 January 2015 of Camper Trailer Australia magazine. Subscribe today for all the latest camper trailer news, reviews and travel inspiration.
