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Adventurer 86FB vs Winnebago Hike 100 H172BH

2026 Travel Trailer comparison · side-by-side specs, verdict, and who each is best for.

Adventurer 86FB

Adventurer

86FB

$40,900 · 14'6" · sleeps 4

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Winnebago Hike 100 H172BH

Winnebago

Hike 100 H172BH

$40,952 · 20'8" · sleeps 4

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Quick verdict

Two Travel Trailer entries at virtually equal price. The Adventurer 86FB is a hard-side truck camper at 14.5 ft, 2,740 lbs dry, mounted in a 3/4-ton-plus pickup bed with north/south queen, dinette sleeper, largest-in-class wet bath, hybrid TRU-Composite, 42 gal fresh, 9.4 gal LP, four-season build, and optional Onan 2,500W generator at $40,900. The Winnebago Hike 100 H172BH is a 20.63 ft conventional SUV-towable trailer at 3,400 lbs dry with a bunkhouse layout sleeping four, wet bath, 31 gal fresh, and 9.5 gal LP at $40,952.

The key split is bunkhouse vs queen. The Hike 100 H172BH dedicates rear space to bunks for kids; the Adventurer 86FB uses every inch for the master queen and wet bath. Truck camper vs trailer also matters: the Adventurer rides in the bed (no separate parking), while the H172BH unhooks for SUV exploration.

Verdict in the Travel Trailer market: pick the Adventurer 86FB for couples wanting truck-bed mobility; pick the Winnebago Hike 100 H172BH for families needing bunks in a SUV-towable shell.

Side-by-side specs

Adventurer 86FBWinnebago Hike 100 H172BH
MSRP$40,900$40,952
Length14'6"20'8"
Dry weight2,740 lbs3,400 lbs
GVWR4,000 lbs
Sleeps44
Slides00
Fresh tank42 gal31 gal
Grey tank30 gal25 gal
Black tank30 gal25 gal
LP9.4 gal9.5 gal
Solar
Inverter
Generator2500W
Bathwet bathwet
BedNorth/south queen 60"x80" + dinette sleeper 40"x72"bunks
4-seasonYesNo
Off-roadNoNo
Outdoor kitchenNoNo
Washer/dryernonenone
Residential fridgeNoNo

Where Adventurer 86FB wins

  • 660 lbs lighter dry weight (2,740 vs 3,400 lbs)
  • Mounts in truck bed for forest road access
  • 11 gal more fresh water (42 vs 31 gal)
  • Four-season build + 9.4 gal LP for furnace runs
  • Optional Onan 2,500W generator standard prep

Where Winnebago Hike 100 H172BH wins

  • Bunkhouse layout sleeps 4 (Adventurer 86FB: 4 via dinette conversion)
  • Unhooks at campsite for SUV exploration freedom
  • Doesn't require a 3/4-ton-plus pickup
  • Conventional travel trailer parking at home
  • Slide-free 20.63 ft layout opens to gear storage

Pick the Adventurer 86FB if…

Couples and solo travelers with a 3/4-ton-plus pickup who want truck-bed mobility for dispersed camping. The Adventurer 86FB delivers a north/south queen, largest-in-class wet bath, 42 gal fresh, four-season insulation, and optional 2,500W Onan generator at $40,900. Drives where the truck does; no separate trailer parking needed at home. Best for outdoorspeople who already own a heavy pickup and value the queen master over bunks.

Pick the Winnebago Hike 100 H172BH if…

Mid-size SUV owners with two kids who need a bunkhouse trailer the family vehicle can tow. The Winnebago Hike 100 H172BH at 3,400 lbs dry tows behind any 5,000-lb-rated mid-size SUV and sleeps four with rear bunks for kids. The trailer unhooks at the campsite so the SUV stays free for daytrip exploration. At $40,952, best for younger families without a heavy pickup and with two kids needing private sleep.

Frequently asked

Can the Adventurer 86FB sleep four?

Yes, via north/south queen plus dinette sleeper (40 x 72 in). Realistic comfort is two adults plus two smaller kids, since the dinette sleeper is shorter than typical.

Does the H172BH have outdoor storage?

Yes, the slide-free 20.63 ft layout includes exterior storage compartments. Outdoor kitchen is not standard.

Which has better cold-weather camping?

The Adventurer 86FB with listed four-season build and 9.4 gal LP. The Hike 100 H172BH isn't four-season certified.