They are made by Forest River. Good average quality trailer IMO. I'd probably go with Neo if Neo's are the same price, they seem to be good innovators. Or I'd go with R&R if R&R's are cheaper. More bang for your $$ there. The Legends are way overpriced IMO, a lot more money for a slightly nicer trailer. The best part about a trailer is the features or options. Make it work for you. They are all just aluminum boxes on wheels.

 

They are made by Forest River. Good average quality trailer IMO. I'd probably go with Neo if Neo's are the same price, they seem to be good innovators. Or I'd go with R&R if R&R's are cheaper. More bang for your $$ there. The Legends are way overpriced IMO, a lot more money for a slightly nicer trailer. The best part about a trailer is the features or options. Make it work for you. They are all just aluminum boxes on wheels.

They will build what you want... Add height, add mid length. Love mine extra 6" extra height PSDS! Moved interior light location, Mini 110-v system and on and on.... They will do what you ask. Customer service best around!

 

I have heard R&R are good. Bummer for me is they are a 9 hour drive each way!

 

Very happy with my R&R as well. Just wish I would have went 7X23 as opposed to the 7X21 I have. When I pull 3 sleds in it is like a circus act trying to walk around inside the trailer. Not much room and the 2 FT extra would make a huge difference. That said 9hrs is a haul and you would probably use the savings in gas.

 

I have a Lightning, I think the quality is very good. I had a Mission before this and had lots of broken weld issues. I looked at Neo and Legend as well. The Lightning with the radar package was the best bang for the buck. I've had it 4 seasons and am very happy with it.

 

I have a 23 foot lightning. Very happy with the trailer no issues whatsoever.

 

FYI coming from a aluminum 8.5x20 lightning. i just bought a new 7.5x23 legend explorer, worth every penny. a NEO NASX is MORE expensive than an equal size Legend Explorer and not as nice imo. You really have to know what you plan to haul and what you want out of a trailer, cross member spacing, door opening dimensions, extra features...ect.

Where are you located? Planning to buy new or used? Just watch out for dealer fees and bs, it can really add up.

 

I live in central Minnesota. I would buy used but can’t seem to find one so will probably buy new. Don’t want to break the bank since it’s a trailer…

 

Dis you end up getting a trailer?

 

Bought a 23 ft lightning trailer black out edition and most of the black Powder coating is bubbling up and peeling off it is a 2022 and started noticing the problem in 2024 no response from factory yet.

 

I believe Lightning trailers are made by Legend

 

No you're thinking of Thunder which is the entry level Legend.