RV REVIEW
“THE KICK BACK OFF-ROAD BALANCES
LIVING SPACE WITH AN ABILITY TO
TRAVERSE TIGHT BUSH TRACKS.”
The layout doesn’t break new ground but in the
Kick Back Off-Road, it is particularly well executed.
Up front, the van has a queen-size bed with plenty
of walk-around space. The dual batteries are kept
in the storage space beneath but there’s still lots
of room for your gear. The wardrobes each have
a 240V and 12V powerpoint, not to mention a side
‘nook’ for easy access.
The dinette has a tri-fold table, yet more 240V and
12V points, overhead storage and more.
The interior balances form and function well, and
that’s on display in the kitchen. Not only does it
contain the essentials, there’s a decent amount
of bench space – not always a given.
Between the dinette and bathroom, on the offside,
Legend has fitted a large compressor fridge-
freezer and a full-height pantry.
Finally, the bathroom. It’s not the largest ensuite
I’ve seen, but nor is it the smallest. It does,
however, contain everything you’d expect,
including a front-loading washing machine. With
a couple of cupboards and a range of drawers, I
don’t think storage space will be an issue in the
bathroom.
SUMMING UP
The Legend Kick Back Off-Road comes out of the
factory geared up for adventure. It will, however,
require a substantial tow vehicle. This is not really
a Prado-friendly rig, with its Tare of 2700kg and
ATM of 3500kg.
Having said that, with the right tow tug the Kick
Back Off-Road should be a faithful companion as
you explore remote Australia.
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