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KZ Sportsmen

29 floorplansTravel trailer2008 (in production)Mixed build tier

KZ (Mixed tier): KZ sits at the better end of the value tier: metal-sided stick construction like its budget rivals, but a 3/8" walk-on Tufflex roof, a standard enclosed and heated underbelly, and a 2-year hitch-to-bumper warranty put it a clear step above Hideout, Springdale or Salem FSX.

What one actually costs today: $7,600$29,700 across the line, new sticker or used estimate per model.

THE FLOORPLANS — 29
MODELYEARSLENGTHGVWRSLEEPSPRICE TODAYFINDING ONE
130BH2025–16.8 ft3,500 lb4Findable
130RB2017–2416.8 ft2,800 lb4$16,600used est.Common
130RD2025–16.8 ft3,500 lb3Findable
160QB2017–21.7 ft3,850 lb3$27,400Common
160RBT2017–2419.2 ft3,500 lb7$21,800used est.Common
170MB2020–21.7 ft4,400 lb3$28,200Common
171BH2025–22.8 ft4,800 lb8Findable
180BH2017–21.3 ft3,750 lb5$26,300Common
180RBT2017–2421.8 ft4,500 lb8$23,400used est.Common
181SS2023–2422.2 ft4,400 lb6Findable
190BH2019–2123.3 ft5,000 lb5$15,000used est.Findable
191BHK2021–21.8 ft4,800 lb6$29,700Common
210RDSL2025–24.9 ft7,000 lb6Findable
221RKSL2025–25.7 ft7,000 lb4Findable
230RB2027–26.7 ft5,600 lb4Findable
231MKSL2025–28.4 ft7,000 lb6Findable
240BH2026–27.6 ft5,600 lb10Findable
241BHSL2025–28.7 ft7,000 lb8Findable
260BHSL2025–28.6 ft7,000 lb10Findable
261BHSL2025–31.6 ft7,000 lb10Findable
280BH2008–1029.1 ft7,000 lb8$7,600used est.Findable
281RL2017–1832.1 ft8,000 lb6$19,400used est.Findable
282BHK2017–1732.7 ft8,800 lb10Findable
291BHK2017–1832.3 ft8,000 lb10$22,100used est.Findable
310RKS2008–1033.8 ft8,800 lb8$9,100used est.Findable
312BHK2017–1834.3 ft8,800 lb10$21,400used est.Findable
321BH2009–1034.5 ft8,800 lb10$9,700used est.Findable
323BHK2017–1835.9 ft8,800 lb10$21,700used est.Findable
333BHK2017–1836.7 ft9,995 lb11$22,500used est.Findable
THE LINE, YEAR BY YEAR

Assembled from eight-plus model years of brochures, floorplan by floorplan. This is the part a spec sheet can't tell you: which years changed, and which year is the buy.

  • 2008Introduced in the original mainstream Sportsmen travel trailer range
  • 2010Final model year
  • 2017Introduced as the entry Sportsmen Classic mini
  • 2017Introduced
  • 2017Introduced as a tent-end (T) hybrid mini
  • 2017Introduced at 3,500 lb GVWR
  • 2017Introduced as the larger tent-end hybrid
  • 2017Introduced in the revived mainstream Sportsmen travel trailer range
  • 2017Introduced and dropped in the same model year
  • 2018Final model year
  • 2019Introduced as the largest Classic bunkhouse of its era
  • 2020Introduced as the mid-bath mini
  • 2021Final model year - the 191BHK replaces it
  • 2021Introduced as the 190BH's replacement
  • 2023Introduced as a slide-out variant of the 181BH
  • 2024Final model year - split into the 130BH and 130RD for 2025
  • 2024Final model year
  • 2025Introduced as the bunk version of the 130 mini, replacing the 130RB
  • 2025Introduced as the rear-dinette version of the 130 mini
  • 2025Introduced as the largest single-axle bunkhouse in the Classic range
  • 2025Introduced with the launch of the Sportsmen Select sub-series
  • 2025Introduced as the largest Sportsmen Select
  • 2026GVWR raised from 3,500 to 3,850 lb; dry weight up to 3,160 lb
  • 2026GVWR raised from 3,500 to 4,400 lb; dry weight up to 3,240 lb
  • 2026GVWR raised from 3,500 to 3,750 lb; dry weight up to 3,150 lb
  • 2026GVWR raised from 4,000 to 4,800 lb; dry weight up to 3,740 lb
  • 2026Introduced as the largest Sportsmen Classic bunkhouse
  • 2027Introduced as the largest Sportsmen Classic couples plan
Which Sportsmen is the right one — if any?

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