KZ Sportsmen

29 floorplansTravel trailer2008– (in production)Mixed build tier

KZ (Mixed tier): KZ sits at the better end of the value tier: metal-sided stick construction like its budget rivals, but a 3/8" walk-on Tufflex roof, a standard enclosed and heated underbelly, and a 2-year hitch-to-bumper warranty put it a clear step above Hideout, Springdale or Salem FSX.

What one actually costs today: $7,600–$41,100 across the line, new sticker or used estimate per model.

THE FLOORPLANS: 29

MODEL	YEARS	LENGTH	GVWR	SLEEPS	PRICE TODAY	FINDING ONE
130BH	2025–	16.8 ft	3,500 lb	4	$17,700	Common
130RB	2017–24	16.8 ft	2,800 lb	4	$14,600used est.	Common
130RD	2025–	16.8 ft	3,500 lb	3	$17,700	Common
160QB	2017–	21.7 ft	3,850 lb	3	$27,400	Common
160RBT	2017–24	19.2 ft	3,500 lb	7	$19,100used est.	Common
170MB	2020–	21.7 ft	4,400 lb	3	$28,200	Common
171BH	2025–	22.8 ft	4,800 lb	8	$24,300	Common
180BH	2017–	21.3 ft	3,750 lb	5	$26,300	Common
180RBT	2017–24	21.8 ft	4,500 lb	8	$20,600used est.	Common
181SS	2023–24	22.2 ft	4,400 lb	6	$17,600used est.	Findable
190BH	2019–21	23.3 ft	5,000 lb	5	$13,200used est.	Findable
191BHK	2021–	21.8 ft	4,800 lb	6	$29,700	Common
210RDSL	2025–	24.9 ft	7,000 lb	6	$30,100	Common
221RKSL	2025–	25.7 ft	7,000 lb	4	$28,700	Common
230RB	2027–	26.7 ft	5,600 lb	4	$27,500	Findable
231MKSL	2025–	28.4 ft	7,000 lb	6	$34,700	Findable
240BH	2026–	27.6 ft	5,600 lb	10	$29,000	Findable
241BHSL	2025–	28.7 ft	7,000 lb	8	$41,100	Findable
260BHSL	2025–	28.6 ft	7,000 lb	10	$27,000	Common
261BHSL	2025–	31.6 ft	7,000 lb	10	$32,700	Common
280BH	2008–10	29.1 ft	7,000 lb	8	$7,600used est.	Findable
281RL	2017–18	32.1 ft	8,000 lb	6	$18,600used est.	Findable
282BHK	2017–17	32.7 ft	8,800 lb	10	$17,200used est.	Findable
291BHK	2017–18	32.3 ft	8,000 lb	10	$21,100used est.	Findable
310RKS	2008–10	33.8 ft	8,800 lb	8	$9,100used est.	Findable
312BHK	2017–18	34.3 ft	8,800 lb	10	$20,500used est.	Findable
321BH	2009–10	34.5 ft	8,800 lb	10	$9,700used est.	Findable
323BHK	2017–18	35.9 ft	8,800 lb	10	$20,700used est.	Findable
333BHK	2017–18	36.7 ft	9,995 lb	11	$21,600used est.	Findable

THE LINE, YEAR BY YEAR

Assembled from eight-plus model years of brochures, floorplan by floorplan. This is the part a spec sheet can't tell you: which years changed, and which year is the buy.

2008Introduced in the original mainstream Sportsmen travel trailer range
2010Final model year
2017Introduced as the entry Sportsmen Classic mini
2017Introduced
2017Introduced as a tent-end (T) hybrid mini
2017Introduced at 3,500 lb GVWR
2017Introduced as the larger tent-end hybrid
2017Introduced in the revived mainstream Sportsmen travel trailer range
2017Introduced and dropped in the same model year
2018Final model year
2019Introduced as the largest Classic bunkhouse of its era
2020Introduced as the mid-bath mini
2021Final model year - the 191BHK replaces it
2021Introduced as the 190BH's replacement
2023Introduced as a slide-out variant of the 181BH
2024Final model year - split into the 130BH and 130RD for 2025
2024Final model year
2025Introduced as the bunk version of the 130 mini, replacing the 130RB
2025Introduced as the rear-dinette version of the 130 mini
2025Introduced as the largest single-axle bunkhouse in the Classic range
2025Introduced with the launch of the Sportsmen Select sub-series
2025Introduced as the largest Sportsmen Select
2026GVWR raised from 3,500 to 3,850 lb; dry weight up to 3,160 lb
2026GVWR raised from 3,500 to 4,400 lb; dry weight up to 3,240 lb
2026GVWR raised from 3,500 to 3,750 lb; dry weight up to 3,150 lb
2026GVWR raised from 4,000 to 4,800 lb; dry weight up to 3,740 lb
2026Introduced as the largest Sportsmen Classic bunkhouse
2027Introduced as the largest Sportsmen Classic couples plan

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