Based on the many negative comments you've made about your Exiss "Event", you would also probably be displeased with an Exiss "Sport" model.

FYI. Most new trailer purchasers can order an insulated and lined ceiling area, from the respective manufacturers that routinely sell single skin models. Any trailer not offered with this as an OEM or purchased used, can have an after market inner lining installed at many competent dealers. This will eliminate the exploding roof syndrome that you experienced on your "Event", which Exiss had repaired and lined. Unfortunately this adds to the total cost of a trailer, which as you have vehemently stated, is already too expensive .

I asked the differences between the two not an opinion of a Beavis.I did not have an exploding roof, sir. I had a horse rear and put its head through the roof which is only .40 thick. Just maybe my telling people about such or YOU telling them such as you have,might prevent a tragic accident. I was fortunate that my mare did not cut the top of her head or ears off. It is well known the Exiss is NOT a top of the line trailer and my question was what is the difference between the Event and Sport.Not just a roof lining which apparently neither have. With what the MSRP is on these trailers(Exiss) a styrofoam/fiberboard head liner in the horse area is a minor expense.I bet less than $50 bucks of material.By the way,do YOU work for Exiss?

I looked at both and noticed the difference in construction. I would only buy an Event, especially if you are going to travel in ruff terrain. The Exiss Events LQ with the limited package has the double roof over the horse area and has insulation. From what I remember they come with rear loading lights, different hub caps (who cares), padded dividers, and the double insulated roof in the horse area. It was offered in the 8' Lq also. Wish I would of got that package many times over. This place gets too dramatic for me some times.

Oh yeah, the main question. The aluminum frame is different.