Black Series vs Boreas: Off-Road Travel Trailer Comparison

Jun 18, 2026
Black Series HQ21 off-road camper trailer

Boreas and Black Series both build hard-sided off-road travel trailers for serious off-grid travel — but they come at it from different places. Here's a fair way to compare them.

What they have in common

Both are purpose-built for leaving the pavement: rugged chassis, off-road suspension, and off-grid systems aimed at boondocking rather than full-hookup campgrounds.

How they differ

  • Origin & positioning: Boreas builds in Colorado and leans on a “Made in the USA” story. Black Series is Australian-born, built for the harsh outback, and designed, engineered, and assembled in the USA, sold direct with transparent pricing.
  • Lineup: Black Series offers a broad range from the compact HQ12 to the flagship HQ21, plus toy haulers, so you can match size and budget closely.

What to evaluate

  • Off-grid power: solar wattage, battery, and inverter. The HQ15 ships with a 2000W inverter and solar; the HQ21 carries 600W of solar.
  • Water capacity: the HQ19 holds 64 gallons for longer trips.
  • Sleeping capacity: Black Series models sleep 3–6 depending on layout.
  • Bathroom: a full wet bath is standard across the range.

The bottom line

Both are credible off-road trailers. If you want a wide lineup, full off-grid systems as standard, and transparent direct pricing, Black Series is built for you. Compare the full lineup or call (831) BSERIES.

Explore the Black Series lineup

Ready for the trail? See the Black Series off-road trailers for sale — and browse the full lineup.

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Jun 18, 2026

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