Frontier Unlimited was born out of frustration and determination. In 2022 we were in Salida, CO for our annual family snowboarding trip. Apres ski we were hanging out in the hot tubs outside our hotel. We were talking about our Alaska trip in 2018, how we all wanted to go back, see more, do more. As all conversations do, this one warped and turned, and out of it, Frontier Unlimited was born.
If you’ve heard of KelloggShow, you know us. We’ve been documenting our family’s real, unfiltered adventures for years, the whitewater, the backcountry hunts, the powder days, the dirt bike trails that are so deep, they see maybe ten people a year. That’s not a brand “persona”. That’s our actual awesome life. Over 100,000 miles of it. And we’ve broken a lot of Rv’s and trailers in the process. Frames bent. Axles snapped. Roofs leaked. Fancy interiors break. Every single thing we ever owned broke under the abuse we dished out. And the price tags were insane for gear that couldn’t handle rough terrain. So we did what we always do: we figured it out ourselves.
We didn’t build this company. We built a rig we’d trust our family in at 10,000 feet, miles from civilization. The company followed because we want all families safe. Do it right, stand behind it, no shortcuts, that’s not something we decided. It’s something we were taught.
We’re also the family behind Frontier Tiny Homes, building luxury custom tiny homes for clients nationwide. When we brought that construction expertise to a camper design shaped by 100,000 miles of real use, something different, something truly rugged and indestructible was developed. We’ve spent 3 years in R&D designing and putting our camper through hell. The ROCH line is our baby, we are so stoked because even we cannot break it. It has everything you need and nothing you don’t. It’s a badass rig that can take a beating and keep going, because that’s exactly what we needed it to do.
Veteran-owned. Built in Silt, Colorado. RVIA certified.
No limits. No neighbors. No f*cks.
Welcome to the family. Let’s get after it.
