Award’s beneficial aerodynamic designs are visible from all angles. From the front you will notice that the LP bottles are enclosed thus reducing the wind turbulence. The nose cone shape of the front moves the wind flow over the top causing downward pressure on the tires providing better contact with the road. An inverted hull shape of the roof gives great side to side stability. This same design shape keeps displaced air close to the sides reducing the vacuum area of the trailer. Reducing the vacuum area helps to decrease drag and sway. Award continues with their sleek aerodynamic design at the rear of the trailer. There is a downward slope to the roof at the rear reducing the vacuum and drag. Drag will affect your tow vehicle, making it work harder and use more fuel.

Award uses four wheel independent suspension axles. This provides better shock absorption and allows the axle to resume normal operation quicker after encountering a pothole or other rough surface. Professional truck drivers refer to this phenomena as “ back slap”. Award Recreational Vehicles Inc. puts quality into their design and construction to make sure that your recreational vehicle experience is enjoyable and comfortable.

The tongue attaches at a point near the axles. This allows the tongue to be constructed narrower. This will increase the trailer’s responsiveness as well as decreasing the turning radius.

Most of the high quality travel trailers that Award Recreational Vehicles Inc. builds are to large to be considered by Lightweight RV News. Award’s model CL23 pushes the upper limits of the travel trailers we consider for this website. However, their unique forethought in design and construction made this model a must include for Lightweight RV News.

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