Wildsam Magazine

6 days ago | rv.com | Kraig Becker

Android users get the Battle Born app, a review of the Dometic CFX 55IM, and BioLite acquires Goal Zero. There is plenty of RV industry news to get to this week, including  new towable from Cortes Campers, RV accessories and tech to get excited about, and much more. So, on that note, lets jump right in to see what’s been happening.

1 week ago | rv.com | Kraig Becker

If you absolutely, positively must get work done on the road, these rigs are for you. If you’re lucky enough to have a job that allows you to work from anywhere, these RVs with an office will help you to be productive at the campsite. Keystone Montana 3941FOKeystone has a track record for bringing innovative ideas and design elements to its legendary line of Montana fifth-wheels.

1 week ago | rv.com | Matthew Every |Kraig Becker

If you are an overlander or offroader, or even just aspire to be one of the above, there’s a good chance you’ve heard of OK4WD of Stewartsville, New Jersey. This formidable shop sits in verdant farm country, but also within two hours of both New York City and Philadelphia; it’s become the premier four-wheel drive outfitter on the East Coast, and arguably in the nation.

1 week ago | rv.com | Jay Bouchard |Kraig Becker

The story of Argosy, once an RV outsider. In March 1972, when the first Airstream Argosy rolled out of the company’s newly opened manufacturing plant in Versailles, Ohio, it marked a pivot for the venerable brand—one not entirely welcomed by Airstream enthusiasts. Until that point, the iconic company had almost exclusively produced high-end, shiny aluminum trailers that turned heads on the highway. That shine—that distinction, that head-turning quality—was something of a status symbol.

1 week ago | rv.com | Kraig Becker

This Class A sets the standard for everyone else to follow. When Bob Tiffin purchased a defunct RV manufacturer in 1972, he set out to build the best motor coaches ever to hit the road. And with a commitment to innovation and craftsmanship, many would say he succeeded. Tiffin Motorhomes became a pillar of the RV industry, but even Bob probably couldn’t have predicted the vehicles his company produces today.