@@HimAndHerOverland yep I just discovered the Teton X trailer and your video is better info than the companies website has. Do you have any new options on it or more of your bio you would recommend on it.
@@rattler25 We picked ours up in March of this year and it comes with most of the bells and whistles. We didn't opt for the AC unit or the invertor, so those would be different. TetonX is also moving over to a composite exterior and a larger door so that will change the weight profile a bit and probably fix one of the main complaints (at least for us bigger boys as we get in/out of the trailer). Lindsey and Kyle at TetonX are great to work with so I would recommend that you reach out and get a dialog started. They will answer questions all the time and give you the latest updates. If you are leaning towards this, I would throw down the fully-refundable deposit ASAP to get in the queue as they were running 16 months or so last time I heard. if you change your mind, they will send it back with no hard feelings.
@@HimAndHerOverland thank for the info. I am with you on the tall end at 6’7” so the bigger door will be nice. I have emailed them but I like to talk to the user over the seller about products and options. I guess the best part is I am in Vegas so it should be easy to see one in person but I still like to get feel back first.
I believe that the bed configured like we have it is about 6'2". I am 5'11" and have enough toe wiggle room with all the covers on to be comfortable. There is also an option for a king-size bed but it takes away space from the standing area at the front of the cabin so we skipped on it. Becky is 5'3" so she has plenty of room.
We have had it down to as low as 18 and the heater worked like a charm. I do recommend that you keep the upper vent open a little bit or you will get condensation build-up but I can honestly say we were never cold. In fact, when used with layered blankets, we had to turn the heater down. TetonX has a separate insulation kit you can purchase for the soft top, but we opted to not get it. Thanks for watching.
I really enjoyed this video (and your other ones, too!). We are on the build waiting list and your videos really have us excited about getting our TetonX. Becky, I especially appreciate your organizing tips! Would you happen to have the amazon links for the bins and tubs you use? Thank you both very much!
Actually, I think I found the tubs on amazon. Here's the link if anyone else is interested: smile.amazon.com/Gal-Plastic-Storage-Black-Yellow/dp/B08H27W7MB/ref=sr_1_11?dchild=1&keywords=five+gallon+storage+tub&qid=1626834719&sr=8-11
@@melanieathey7909 I had to get the information from Becky but we have created a list with all of our camping finds here (www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3J4ILI7YI693I). I don't know where you live, but here in the Pacific Northwest we have a store called BiMart and the small tubs were much cheaper there than on Amazon. Check your local big box store or farm supply that sells camping gear and you will probably find them. The red bins are out of stock as of this reply on Amazon but she wanted some that matched the red theme of the camper. Thanks for watching.
My only gripe has been that my schedule hasn't let me use it more. I have run into a weird noise with the comfort mode of the Aqua-Go water heater but that isn't on TetonX. More on Aqua-Go and potentially my maintenance schedule. This trailer has been awesome and gets me into most places I went before with the roof top tent but with more comfort.
This is my favorite video so far! What an incredible trailer! Nicely done y’all.
Thanks Mud. We are doing our best.
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it.
Great video thank you! 🙏
Glad you liked it. This trailer is awesome so we want to share what we can.
Great info thank for making the video.
Glad you liked it.
@@HimAndHerOverland yep I just discovered the Teton X trailer and your video is better info than the companies website has. Do you have any new options on it or more of your bio you would recommend on it.
@@rattler25 We picked ours up in March of this year and it comes with most of the bells and whistles. We didn't opt for the AC unit or the invertor, so those would be different. TetonX is also moving over to a composite exterior and a larger door so that will change the weight profile a bit and probably fix one of the main complaints (at least for us bigger boys as we get in/out of the trailer). Lindsey and Kyle at TetonX are great to work with so I would recommend that you reach out and get a dialog started. They will answer questions all the time and give you the latest updates. If you are leaning towards this, I would throw down the fully-refundable deposit ASAP to get in the queue as they were running 16 months or so last time I heard. if you change your mind, they will send it back with no hard feelings.
@@HimAndHerOverland thank for the info. I am with you on the tall end at 6’7” so the bigger door will be nice. I have emailed them but I like to talk to the user over the seller about products and options. I guess the best part is I am in Vegas so it should be easy to see one in person but I still like to get feel back first.
I live in Saint George and really like this TRUE overland trailer. How long is the bed?
I believe that the bed configured like we have it is about 6'2". I am 5'11" and have enough toe wiggle room with all the covers on to be comfortable. There is also an option for a king-size bed but it takes away space from the standing area at the front of the cabin so we skipped on it. Becky is 5'3" so she has plenty of room.
Have you had it in fairly cold weather, say 20 or 30 degrees? Wondering how well the heater works with the soft top.
We have had it down to as low as 18 and the heater worked like a charm. I do recommend that you keep the upper vent open a little bit or you will get condensation build-up but I can honestly say we were never cold. In fact, when used with layered blankets, we had to turn the heater down. TetonX has a separate insulation kit you can purchase for the soft top, but we opted to not get it. Thanks for watching.
I really enjoyed this video (and your other ones, too!). We are on the build waiting list and your videos really have us excited about getting our TetonX. Becky, I especially appreciate your organizing tips! Would you happen to have the amazon links for the bins and tubs you use? Thank you both very much!
Actually, I think I found the tubs on amazon. Here's the link if anyone else is interested: smile.amazon.com/Gal-Plastic-Storage-Black-Yellow/dp/B08H27W7MB/ref=sr_1_11?dchild=1&keywords=five+gallon+storage+tub&qid=1626834719&sr=8-11
@@melanieathey7909 I had to get the information from Becky but we have created a list with all of our camping finds here (www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3J4ILI7YI693I). I don't know where you live, but here in the Pacific Northwest we have a store called BiMart and the small tubs were much cheaper there than on Amazon. Check your local big box store or farm supply that sells camping gear and you will probably find them. The red bins are out of stock as of this reply on Amazon but she wanted some that matched the red theme of the camper. Thanks for watching.
Still got it? Any gripes?
My only gripe has been that my schedule hasn't let me use it more. I have run into a weird noise with the comfort mode of the Aqua-Go water heater but that isn't on TetonX. More on Aqua-Go and potentially my maintenance schedule. This trailer has been awesome and gets me into most places I went before with the roof top tent but with more comfort.