As we said in our introductory comments about this model on our Böckmann main page, the Champion Esprit was developed to put a well-equipped aluminum Böckmann within reach of more equestrians. To offer this much trailer at significant savings, they’re using some components (such as axles, windows and butt & chest bars) that are shared with other products. These components are well-proven, but because they’re produced in higher volumes, they’re less expensive than the Böckmann-exclusive components used on their other models. In addition, Böckmann is limiting the number of options offered on Esprits to increase production efficiency. Fortunately, Esprits are well equipped in standard form, so you don’t need to settle for a bare-bones trailer to become the proud owner of a new aluminum Böckmann.

  

We’ll do a photo shoot when our Esprits arrive, but in the meantime, we’re using pictures of a European-spec Esprit taken at Equitana by our distributor. Our North American Esprits will have the familiar silver wheels instead of the black wheel covers of the trailer in the pictures and ours will have a spare tire mounted on the curb (passenger) side, but our Esprits will otherwise look like the trailer in the pictures.

Our customers overwhelmingly show preference for tack accommodation, so we order our Esprits with the optional tack compartment as shown here, but a non-tack version of the Esprit is also offered. The anodized aluminum walls of a Böckmann are always Silver-Gray, but two roof colors are offered for the Esprit, Black Metallic as shown and Silver Metallic. If you’ve liked the idea of owning a Böckmann, but assumed they were out of reach, the Champion Esprit might be the trailer for you. Call or email to find out more!

(Please note:   Most of the features shown here are standard, but some trailers are shown with options.  We took most of these pictures, but some images are courtesy of Böckmann North America and Böckmann Fahrzeugwerke GmbH.)