Hi Everyone, We hope you enjoyed our video! Which was your favorite travel trailer? Please say hello by leaving a comment below! Also, please feel free to ask any questions or just tell us about yourselves. We want to get to know you and share our RV experiences.
The Nucamp T@b I think is actually my favorite. I think they made the most of all the space and it still includes everything with a nice modern spacious feel. Thank you for doing this! It’s awesome to be able to shop by weight since that’s what a lot of people have to do when they already have a vehicle and then need to add a camper. Thanks so much for making this video!👍🏼
Last year my wife & I bought a Sonic 149VL. It's a great little trailer 14' 9" and weighs 2960 lbs. I'm 6'6" & 270lbs and I fit in it nicely. The kitchen is in the rear by the door, the queen bed is up front, it has a small leaf dining table and full size toilet with separate shower (no sink). We love it. Thanks for the video, Great job!!!
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Regarding the first trailer’s stove positioning- totally makes sense because before you talked about it, we were saying how awkward it was that the door swings against the stove. But since the stove is on the other side, that leaves the door area free to go in and out. 🙌👍
Hi Shaun, It does make sense - it just seemed weird to me for some reason. Probably because the cooler opened one way and the stove opened the other... Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan By the way, have you subscribed to our UA-cam channel yet? If not we sure hope you will click below and subscribe! Thanks! goto.rvblogger.com/UA-camChannel?sub_confirmation=1
I was thinking the same thing but turn the fridge around so they are on the same side. Also, if you have guests over under the awning you won't have your back to them while you're cooking.
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Just bought a 2021 Jayco Jay Flight SLX 184 BS, coming in at 3400 pounds, and this one is just awesome. I did a lot of homework before I bought this, and it's perfect, and sleeps 5-6 people. I am 6' 5", 350 pounds, and I can move around this camper with no issues.
This is an awesome review! We just bought the Coleman Latern LT 17B, identical floorplan to the Coachmen Clipper 17BH. It has a big shelf over the queen bed, an electric fireplace below the sink, the mircrowave is relocated over a slightly smaller fridge, and a window at the bottom bunk rather than the door. These little 17 bunkhouse trailers are amazing for a family with smaller kiddos!! I really appreciate your down to earth review of reasonable trailers that most of us common folk can actually afford and tow!
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Love these reviews! Short, sweet, cover the essentials. no bs salesman yapping about “the quality this or that”. Looking at this size ourselves. Thank you
That's great, Alex! If you're interested in the TAB 400, or any of our other models, let us know if you have any questions! You can drop our Customer Service Team and email at customerservice@nucamprv.com.
The wife and I have an order in on a Forest River Cherokee Wolf Pup 16FQBL; which fits this category of travel trailer. There's only the two of us and we're height challenged. But, this trailer has almost everything one would need: full back bathroom, dinette, 2-burner stove, 10cf 12v 2-door refrigerator/freezer, deep stainless steel sink, A/C, heater, (murphy) queen bed w/sofa, good storage, outside shower, outside refrigerator, electric awning, etc. So excited about our first trailer.
Hi Rene, Good luck with your first trailer!!!! That is very exciting! We hope our UA-cam channel and website will be a great resource for you to learn all about RVing! Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan
Nice review video. The NuCamp Tab 400 Solo is my favorite of these. I currently have the Forest River No Boundaries 16.5. Dry weight just under 3000, 20 ft long. It has a great u-shaped dinette at the front, surrounded by 3 very large windows, ideal for me because I always want to look outside at the view. The queen bed in the back also has 3 windows. It is very rugged built, great for boondocking.
Hi s k, Thanks for sharing about your NoBo! They are very popular! Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan By the way, we started a Facebook group called RV Camping for Newbies. Hope you will check it out and join if you are interested! facebook.com/groups/RVCampingforNewbies/
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Nice roundup. I grew up with soft top trailers and Im not fond of the fold out beds on the hybrids. We have the older version of the Coachmen Clipper 17BH, a Coachman Northern Spirit17RD 3450 lb dry ( very similar to the Catalina). Its perfect for the 2 of us and tows pretty decently behind my Honda Ridgeline with a WDH and Brake Controller. Anyone looking at small trailers, please try to keep your weight well below your vehicle limits. By you time you add water and basics of life, you can push the envelope pretty quickly. Remember Dry Weight means not a spoon, towel or piece of T.P !!!
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I like the layout of the Tab 400 in this video…. It has both a decent closet AND a decent fridge too. Best part was the sleeping area. It slides out so if you’re going solo you can stretch out on the couch without sliding the whole bed open. Great video guys!
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I have a Forest River Independence Trail 172 BHDS, and it's under 3500 lbs. It has sleeping for 5 and a dining slide that adds a bit of room when extended. The bathroom is minimal but fine, and the storage is quite good. It's a starter model, but my two dogs and I have spread out room, and when my son and his young family use it, there's still plenty of room for them.
Hi Sandra, Sounds like an awesome travel trailer! We will have to find one and get it in one of our videos! Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan Have you subscribed to our UA-cam channel yet? If not we sure hope you will click below and subscribe! Thanks! goto.rvblogger.com/UA-camChannel?sub_confirmation=1
Hi Jose, I appreciate that! But I'm not an RV salesman - I just review RVs to show people about them. (I was a new homes salesman for my career though) Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike
Everything till you read the weight sticker. Jayco 17z 3200 empty. Add water your at gvw of the unit. Preposterous. $10,000 fleecing till you figure out the game.
Thanks for making this! I've got an 09 grand cherokee capped out @ 3500lbs towing and looking for something under 3k lbs! Been eyeballing the rpods a lot, but this video made me reconsider while looking at the Tabs! Have seen a few and bypassed them, but the more I look the more I like them! Looking for one for myself and my wife.. the storage window snapping back and your reaction was priceless too lol thanks for sharing again!
We have a 12ft Taylor Coach, 1500lbs, toilet/shower combo(also outdoor shower), we tow it with our 4cyl Sante fe suv, and get 17 miles to the gallon. Queen bed/2 burner stove/2.7 fridge, bunk(we store our bedding), 3000lb axle, electric brakes.
Hi Jane, We need to make a video about the Taylor Coach brand. We've never been in one but we hear good things about them. Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan
Ok trailer with tent I consider pop up. Good fair whether, but did tent camping10 years as Boy Scout leader. Ones with slides look interesting, as more real estate inside. These videos help me know what I want. Figure 1st rent travel trailer my car can tow. 2nd no tent. 3rd. Big comfy bed no bunks. Finally big fridge.
Hey James, That's some great criteria for a camper :) Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan By the way, check out our FREE monthly digital magazine rvblogger.com/rv-camping-magazine/ and let us know how you like it!
I love the Nu Camp RVs, we just don't have any dealerships down here where I live.The designs are just so cool, with the window when you lay on the bed, nice ambulance feature and huge windows I love that it makes it so nice...And I don't mind the wet shower, live that little window in bathroom you forgot to show us, I could barely see, but usually they have like little vent type window..! Thanks..I didn't like any of the others..really in love with Nu Camp. Thank you for showing us around,appreciate it! Yes and the comment about short and sweet is true, I literally have to speed up the video sometimes on other people cuz they drag things out, good job, you guys!
And we love you! We're glad you like our campers. You may be able to work with one of our dealers to get a model shipped to you or just visit your closest dealer when on a road trip. Plus, you could always visit our factory!
Seems like the NuCamp took first prize for those only looking to sleep 2 or 3 people. Looked like the best counter space and bathroom with lots of thoughtful features overall.
Hi Benjamin, The NuCamp definitely has great countertop space and we like the bathroom as well. Glad you liked it too! Thanks for watching and commenting. Mike and Susan
NuCamp also includes two 6v deep cycle batteries, an inverter, ducted AC, among other things that i don’t think any of the others had. You do pay a premium for them, but you get a quality trailer that will probably stand the test of time.
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Hey Joel, That makes SO much sense! We appreciate the info! Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan By the way, we hope you will subscribe to our FREE monthly digital/video magazine called RV Camping Magazine. Let us know how you like it! rvblogger.com/rv-camping-magazine/
Thank you for the review, you guys are showing just what we are looking for. I have a outback and have 3,000 lb max for towing. My wife wants ONE thing out all these, a BATHROOM. The inTech with the panoramic view is my favorite.
Concerning the inTech Flyer Explorer, the reason the stove top opens the way it does, is so someone coming out the door will not hit someone cooking on the stove.
Hi Fred, Susan thought that might be the reason why but I wasn't sure. It was just weird that the fridge lid opened one way and the stove top the other... Thanks for watching and commenting. Safe travels, Mike
I love the factcyou reviewed a hybird. We have a 2020 Kodiak Cub hybird and we just love it. We love the bed ends because like you said it still gives you the feel of tent camping. We live in Ont Canada and we camp even in the fall.
Thank you Louanne! That was my favorite part of my Pop Up camper. Combining that with a hard sided trailer is perfect! Thank you for watching and commenting. Enjoy and safe travels!
Hey MaryJ, CONGRATS!!! Safe travels & happy camping! Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan By the way, we hope you will subscribe to our FREE monthly digital/video magazine called RV Camping Magazine. Let us know how you like it! rvblogger.com/rv-camping-magazine/
inTech Flyer Explorer - I think the stove top cover opens in the correct direction, so the person cooking is not in the way of/blocking the door to the trailer.
Hey Greg, Good point! Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan By the way, we hope you will subscribe to our FREE monthly digital/video magazine called RV Camping Magazine. Let us know how you like it! rvblogger.com/rv-camping-magazine/
Just a few comments if off roading 1) does the unit have solar or solar prep 2) if so what is the wattage & battery bank capacity 3)how many gallons of fresh water. Not worried about black - go poop 💩 by a tree 4) if no solar does the unit have deep cycle batteries & how many amp hours 5) u mentioned off road tires, but is it lifted & what are the clearances 6) was the fridges propane, electric or both 7) 30 amps for all? 8) did the toy haulers have separate onboard tanks for gas 9) what was cargo capacity for toy haulers
Hi BB, Those are all fantastic items to research if you are looking for an off-road travel trailer. Thanks for sharing so other viewers know what to look for. We don't get into all that detail in the video because the video would end up being way too long and people will get bored. We just provide a brief overview and then folks can do further research on their own if they see something they like. Thanks very much for watching and for your comment! Mike and Susan
Hi Tex, Thanks for the response - still seems weird to me because there is plenty of space. Thanks for watching and commenting and I'm glad you liked the reviews! Mike
Great observation, I also considered perhaps its angles that way so you can "face" the party, instead of the cook having to have their back turned, and because the breeze will have an easier time carrying fumes away from the trailer on the side. Your likely correct though!
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I really like that Winnebago Hike toward the end of the video, despite the small shower. I just wish the bed folded into a couch for additional seating.
Hey Itchy, We like that one too, additional seating would be nice! Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan By the way, we hope you will subscribe to our FREE monthly digital/video magazine called RV Camping Magazine. Let us know how you like it! rvblogger.com/rv-camping-magazine/
My small SUV is rated at 3500 lbs therefore I want to keep a trailer under 3k to allow for loading it. But it seems most have at least one significant compromise like outside kitchen or small shower, etc. I like inTech, rPods and the nuCamp but haven't picked an absolute favorite.
Hi RichardNC1, There are so many choices and none are perfect but the hunt continues! Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan By the way, we hope you will subscribe to our FREE monthly digital/video magazine called RV Camping Magazine. Let us know how you like it! rvblogger.com/rv-camping-magazine/
Hi JRR31984, I agree! I'm a big believer in sharing best practices and the RV industry would benefit as well. Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan By the way, have you subscribed to our UA-cam channel yet? If not we sure hope you will click below and subscribe! Thanks! goto.rvblogger.com/UA-camChannel?sub_confirmation=1
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We made a video with RVs under 15', that might give you some ideas. Best of luck. Thanks for watching and commenting. ua-cam.com/video/FED22n4qEQ8/v-deo.html
That was incredibly thorough and informative! I have a minivan and I was curious as if I could haul anything. And this video made it perfectly clear that I can❤
Hi Ma'am, Those are very popular! Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan By the way, we started a Facebook group called RV Camping for Newbies. Hope you will check it out and join if you are interested! facebook.com/groups/RVCampingforNewbies/
We're shopping around and starting to research; I have to say I'd rather ditch the bathrooms since we're intending to use them mostly in campgrounds/public land where you at least have pit toilets available. I *would* like to know how they heat though; I like winter camping. Going out and hiking or snowshoeing on a cold day is awesome...but a cold unheated tent overnight is less so! Also trying to find small ones that can sleep two adults and two kids is harder than I expected. I don't want to haul a 24' trailer! Or pay for one.
Hi Paul, Everyone is different. Susan and I were just chatting the other night and we were saying we would never buy an RV without a bathroom. But we also know plenty of folks who stay at campgrounds with bathrooms and don't need or want a bathroom in their RV. Luckily - there are plenty of RVs to choose from. Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan By the way, have you subscribed to our UA-cam channel yet? If not we sure hope you will click below and subscribe! Thanks! goto.rvblogger.com/UA-camChannel?sub_confirmation=1
Great job on all the trailers!! But the #2 was my favorite with the tub❤❤❤and also the layout was just perfect❤❤❤ Every time you do a video on trailers I hold my breath when you come to part of the. bathroom😍😍😍Many Thanks to you and Susan for Sharing.
Hi Cheryl, Thanks for watching! Wait until our video about luxury 5th wheels comes out! You will see some amazing bathrooms then! Stay safe out there! Mike and Susan
I don't know if you ever got an answer to why the stove on the Flyer Explorer opens that way, but it's because they make a model with 2 pop-outs, so the second pop-out would prevent you from standing on that side of the stove.
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What a terrific video - comprehensive, very informative, and showing me stuff I never see people talk about. Thank you so much for putting this together and for telling us your height, as this helps me get a feel for how tall things are. Really appreciate the great info!
That seems to be what everyone thinks.. but I think there is plenty of room...the world may never know! lol! Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan Have you subscribed to our UA-cam channel yet? If not we sure hope you will click below and subscribe! Thanks! goto.rvblogger.com/UA-camChannel?sub_confirmation=1
For the first one, I don't think the cooking stove is backwards. The cooler next to it is. The door opens out right into that area and it makes sense for the stove to face the way it is.
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Hey Kathleen, It is a nice one! Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan By the way, we hope you will subscribe to our FREE monthly digital/video magazine called RV Camping Magazine. Let us know how you like it! rvblogger.com/rv-camping-magazine/
Can't believe the prices on most of these. As you can get much more and cheaper. I do realize some would like for smaller SUV'S etc. That's where I am as I find out my Honda CRV AWD has NO Towing Capacity. So now looking at ones with truck like I grew up with Grandparents camping & fishing with. These and some Van's are really awesome. I also see your link here to ck out and rent 1st to exactly what I want to do. Thanks again for great content.
We really like our 17ft coachmen clipper with front walk around queen bed. It doesn't have the bunks or slide out but it's perfect for the 2 of us. We bought it new in 2016 and it's only 2,750 pounds. We tow it with my fj cruiser. I installed a in line tranny cooler to be safe and also a prodigy p3 brake controller.
Hi Croaking Toad, Love the screen name! And a fridge next to bed sounds like a great idea to me too! Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan By the way, we hope you will subscribe to our FREE monthly digital/video magazine called RV Camping Magazine. Let us know how you like it! rvblogger.com/rv-camping-magazine/
I would be cool with that too! Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan By the way, have you subscribed to our UA-cam channel yet? If not we sure hope you will click below and subscribe! Thanks! goto.rvblogger.com/UA-camChannel?sub_confirmation=1
Wow. What an awesome video. I love the brevity. I love the relevant information. The selected trailers are exactly what I'm trying to source out. I love this video. Anyway thumbs up, and you have a new subscriber. Great job guys.
Hey Prepare to Live, We appreciate the love, support, and kind words!! We always love hearing feedback also! :) Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan
In the tiny showers, one would need to soap up with the water off. Then, very carefully, one would need to rinse off. This would be more inconvenient if the air temperature were cold. But it's probably better than trying to wash up at a sink & wash hair in the sink... Hard to say without a direct comparison.
Hi KHM, The small showers are tough. We have a small shower and we get wet then turn the water off. Then we lather up and then we turn the water back on and rinse. It conserves water and keeps me from getting water all over the place - although Susan would disagree - she says I get water everywhere! lol! Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan
Oh I found my perfect resource and I subscribed! You two are answering so many questions of this wanna be RVer. I’m 67 and have only tent camped. You are so right about the nature noice for a good night sleep. I’m looking for a low price one gal home on wheels. That’s great advice about renting one first. Again I’ll say you are awesome and I look forward to watching all of your vlogs!
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I have the KZ 130RBSE, which I first learned about when you profiled it in your "8 Small Campers With a Bathroom" video. I just got it in December, so I haven't towed it with my Jeep Wrangler yet, but I have used it several times with my Silverado and it has pretty much lived up to my expectations.
Hi AlaskaEric, I remember when you said you saw it in our video and bought one! I'm really happy you like your KZ! They have a good reputation. How is it as far as keeping you warm in the cold temps? Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike
Hi Scott - we reviewed those models and they will be featured in an upcoming video about off road travel trailers. Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan
Is there storage under bed? Should have a tv..and does it have solar power connections?3nd one shown..that is. Lol..7th one (fiberglass one) nice..love all the windows. Can you let us know if solar connection on any of them?..TAB IS REALLY NICE because they have a pop up room to attach to it..I watched a video of the attachments you can put on..
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Hey Dixon, We like that one too! Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan By the way, we hope you will subscribe to our FREE monthly digital/video magazine called RV Camping Magazine. Let us know how you like it! rvblogger.com/rv-camping-magazine/
Hello RV Blogger! Fine job on the video with information to think about. However not enough prices to go along with them. Also the prices on a couple I know of are on the high side. I’ve had a sweat little Travel Trailer that’s just over the weight limit at 3,800 lbs. but has two features that none of those in your videos have and that’s a full RV sized walk around queen bed and dry bath with more room than either of those reviewed! Not to mention for less money than most, a lot less than a few. We have a Forest River Cherokee Wolf Pup 16FQ, that’s 21.5’ overall an full width without any slide-out. In the 3.8 years we’ve owned it we have had only a few minor issues, one covered under warranty, a bad battery. Then we needed to replace a couple worn out items I will be more gentle with, the prop rod that’s used to push the side window next to the bed open an stay open or pull in tight and lock closed, had its hinge break, the shower curtain has self destructed, plus the ground wire from the axle to the chassis that’s used to ground the electric brakes rusted away. That’s was all! In all that time I’ll estimate that the total mileage is over 30,000 miles, accumulated over weekends and month long trips with an epic 4 moth trip after we both retired and a new home was being built in Central Florida! In the last two years! Before that we lived in Massachusetts and had explored all up an down the east coast from far home in mass to as far north Bar Harbor ME and as far south as Key West FL more than twice, with two side trips to The Smokey Mountains in Gatlinburg, The Dragon and Blue Ridge Parkways! With dozens of points in between. On the 4 month trip we covered ground from Corpus Christi Texas and Texas Gulf Coast, to Waco area camping on Lake Waco. Stopping at numerous museums and local brew pubs along the way. All with a Chevy Colorado Z71,4x4, V6 Ext Cab! With ease an comfort to really explore!
Hi K. R. V. The prices on these travel trailers are MSRP so yes they are higher than you should pay. Thanks for watching and for your comment! Lot's of good info in there so thanks for sharing. Mike and Susan
Hi guys. Thanks for another lightweight camper video. Please check your titles though. This video includes campers that do not have any bathroom or potty facilities. The best thing that makes the R-Pod a stand-out is the outdoor cooking area. I do not like being stuck inside when using the stove.
Hi Amy, We changed the title so it says Some with Bathrooms because a couple don't have a bathroom. We like the idea of an outdoor kitchen too! We are considering switching from our Class C RV to a travel trailer and an outdoor kitchen is on our list of priorities! Thanks for watching and for the comments! Mike
@@RVBlogger We used to have a 12' pop-up camper by Jayco. We opted for the screen room that could attach to the awning, and the 3 burner propane stove could move from inside to outside and hung next to the door. Even in rain or mosquito blooms we could set those both up and do all our cooking and water boiling outside. After eating we could pop back in and wash dishes at the sink, plus had all that space the stove would have occupied to dry dishes or do food prep. It is usually just the two of us camping now, so about 3 years ago we upgraded to a small travel trailer (Freedom Express 19RB by Coachman) with a shower and electric jack (no more cranking for us). We have been really happy with it, but I still miss that 'cooking on the patio".
The reason the Intech Flyer Explore stove is pointed the other way is because there is a detachable shelf that fits over the top of the cooler, that you can pull out and attaches to the front of the trailer, creating an "L" shape cooking area. And if you have the double tip out version (like I do) that can sleep 5 to 6, you can't cook the other way. (You lose the side door, and the ramp at the back becomes 2 open doors..I buy my own ramp to load the quad). And short enough it fits in my garage. Oh and the cooler is a double hinged top, so opens either way
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Hi Sudz, That's what everyone says but I think there is plenty of room for someone to get in and out without crashing into the chef! Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan By the way - Did you know we are giving away a FREE RV Rental for a Weekend? Hope you will check out the video so you can enter the contest! ua-cam.com/video/h_NW_O-VsTo/v-deo.html
Thanks for the great video! I just bought the Clipper 17bh, I pick it up in two days. Glad to hear your evaluation of it. Our only concern is the little door too! I bought a battery operated window alarm at harbor freight for it because of my 9 year old. I'm hoping to stay a step ahead of him!
Hi Jeff, That is awesome! I love the door alarm idea! Glad my parents didn't think of that! lol! Let us know how you like your Clipper! We really like them. Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike
I just bought the Apex Nano 185bh. Similar to your number 2 Clipper except it's 7.5ft wide which gives it a full 80" long queen bed. I noticed none of the campers you included have a full length bed. The Apex also has 30/30/30gal tanks for fresh grey and black and Azdel siding. It also doesn't have that garage door next to the bunks like you complained about on the Clipper.
Hi Noconz0727 MC, I like the Apex a lot. But unfortunately it wasn't at the RV Show where we made the video. Can't make a video about it if it's not there. We even ran into the factory rep for Coachmen and talked to him for a while about it and they had several shows at one time so the models were all spread out at different shows. Thanks for mentioning the Apex Nano so others can check it out too! Mike
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Hey Kathy, We love the Tab too! Let us know how you like yours! Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan By the way, we hope you will subscribe to our FREE monthly digital/video magazine called RV Camping Magazine. Let us know how you like it! rvblogger.com/rv-camping-magazine/
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We realized that after shooting the video. Sometimes it's not completely intuitive for us. We have learned to chat about the RV before shooting video now 🤣. Thank you for watching our video and commenting!
I can only tow 3500 lbs so Im limited. I think the Sol or the Nu Camp might work. The HIKE shower is a deal killer. They so easily could have made the shower larger. That was a missed opportunity. I did really like the cabinets in the HIKE. Good Review thanks
Hi Kelly, Glad you like the video! I have a blog article called 8 Best Small Campers Under 2,000 lbs. with Bathrooms you might want to check out too! rvblogger.com/blog/best-small-campers-under-2000-lbs-with-bathrooms/ Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan Have you subscribed to our UA-cam channel yet? If not we sure hope you will click below and subscribe! Thanks! goto.rvblogger.com/UA-camChannel?sub_confirmation=1
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These are great but so many left out that offer more space and the same weight like keystone hideout 175lhs which competes with the 17bh and offers sink in bathroom, or the Rockwood mini lite or even the epro lineup that now comes with Murphy bed and standard solar panels. Good video.
Hi Jaz, There are tons of great trailers that aren't in this video! But we intend to make more videos and show off even more great travel trailers under 3,500 lbs. I appreciate you giving us some good suggestions to look for in the future! Keep the suggestions coming! Thanks for watching! Mike
Hi Bradi, I suppose it is. But seems like the cook is far enough from the door to me... Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan Have you subscribed to our UA-cam channel yet? If not we sure hope you will click below and subscribe! Thanks! goto.rvblogger.com/UA-camChannel?sub_confirmation=1
I am a fan of the R Pods. I've looked a lot (online) and always come back those. The 180 is my favorite floor plan. So, I like this R-Pod also. The NuCampT@Bs are great, but expensive for the size class.
Hi Connie, Lot's of folks really like the R-Pods and NuCamps. We always recommend buying used so you can save some money. The first 3 years will be the most amount of depreciation so your best deal will be to buy something a few years old. And if you want to buy new - be prepared to negotiate. Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan
We're glad you like our TABs, Connie! We do have a bit of a higher price point because we focus on quality, with all our campers being hand-built by Ohio Amish craftsmen.
What ever has good "elbow" room in the bath area works for me. Any rig can bed you down, but not all can take care of your elbows. Showers that are wide enough for elbow would be nice, but let's face it, these small trailers, one is lucky to get a wet bath, let lone a generous elbow room environment. And NONE of these prices would be happy ones for me. IF you ever run across the small airstreams, would enjoy seeing your take on the "elbow" room of them. Btw, that 1 with all the ambience of surround windows up front screamed .. rock damage. Miss the old rigs with outside cover panels.
Hi WW, Don't pay too much attention to the prices - you know the deal - mark them way up to offer you the Deal of a Lifetime to entice you to buy. We did a video an Airstreams! In fact we made two! You can check them out here: ua-cam.com/video/UyQP7pkVQBI/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/vQNuYWOPTaI/v-deo.html Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan By the way we are running a contest where we are giving away a free RV Rental for a weekend! Here is the video if you would like to check it out and enter to win! ua-cam.com/video/_X--mnVMHis/v-deo.html
On the Jay feather, when you fold the couch out and drop the table down does it make 1 big bed so you can sleep secure inside in urban settings saving the tent fold out for wilderness settings
Hi Christopher, Yes the dinette becomes a bed but it's about 6' long so depending on how tall you are it might work. Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan
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Let me describe my "Forest River" Experience. My ultra-light camper fell apart after only 2 years. The roof started leaking and the movement motors kept burning out. Once you have water in the camper things go downhill fast and it starts to fall apart. Those lightweight walls are aluminum and are held together with short screws that are actually screwed into Styrofoam. I'm not kidding. You will beg for the old wood camper days. This is my third camper and it has cured me of camping forever. I will go back to hotels in about 7 years when I get finished paying off this pile of junk. The RV stores have campers lined up at the service bays because these things just fall apart. I am in a line of 300 to just have basic repairs completed. Forest River also has a 1.3 star rating with the Better Business Bureau. Be sure to read all the reviews there before buying a camper period. Buyer Beware if its a Forest River.
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I’ve been researching campers for a while now. I wouldn’t touch one of those forest river campers. Nothing but problems. Sorry you ended up getting on.
Hey Sarah Great choice! We're not familiar with your vehicle, check it's Max Tow Weight and remember to stay below 80% of that number :) Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan
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Hi Everyone,
We hope you enjoyed our video! Which was your favorite travel trailer?
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Also, please feel free to ask any questions or just tell us about yourselves.
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We're certainly fans of the TAB 400. 😎
So are we!
Can the bed be used as two twin beds
Can the bed be used as two twin beds?
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RVBLOGGER needs an award. Presentation, speed, information.....telling ya its amazing.
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That Nucamp is absolutely perfect. The prep room around the sink is unmatched. And that wet bath with the sink is clever. 👍
NuCamp does a great job with their floor plans and maximizing space. Thanks for watching and commenting.
I’ve been researching campers and new camp is the way to go. You get what you pay for. And they know what they’re doing building these things.
The Nucamp T@b I think is actually my favorite. I think they made the most of all the space and it still includes everything with a nice modern spacious feel. Thank you for doing this! It’s awesome to be able to shop by weight since that’s what a lot of people have to do when they already have a vehicle and then need to add a camper. Thanks so much for making this video!👍🏼
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having a dump and taking a shower at the same time, the dream.
Lol! I guess that would be the most efficient way to use a wet bath!
Never thought of that but you made me laugh!
Mike
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Good spot to chop up some veggies too!
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Ohhh man this is the best comment ive seen in awhile, thanks for the laughs man!
Last year my wife & I bought a Sonic 149VL. It's a great little trailer 14' 9" and weighs 2960 lbs. I'm 6'6" & 270lbs and I fit in it nicely. The kitchen is in the rear by the door, the queen bed is up front, it has a small leaf dining table and full size toilet with separate shower (no sink). We love it. Thanks for the video, Great job!!!
Sounds like an awesome trailer!
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Good to know. I'm a similar build and that's always been my biggest deal breaker. Thank you!
Regarding the first trailer’s stove positioning- totally makes sense because before you talked about it, we were saying how awkward it was that the door swings against the stove. But since the stove is on the other side, that leaves the door area free to go in and out. 🙌👍
Hi Shaun,
It does make sense - it just seemed weird to me for some reason. Probably because the cooler opened one way and the stove opened the other...
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I was thinking the same thing but turn the fridge around so they are on the same side. Also, if you have guests over under the awning you won't have your back to them while you're cooking.
Absolutely, the best camper walk abouts. No BS just straight goods
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The first one is suitable for wheelchair users which is pretty rare! Huge doors + ramp awesome!
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Just bought a 2021 Jayco Jay Flight SLX 184 BS, coming in at 3400 pounds, and this one is just awesome. I did a lot of homework before I bought this, and it's perfect, and sleeps 5-6 people.
I am 6' 5", 350 pounds, and I can move around this camper with no issues.
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That sounds like an awesome camper!
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This is an awesome review! We just bought the Coleman Latern LT 17B, identical floorplan to the Coachmen Clipper 17BH. It has a big shelf over the queen bed, an electric fireplace below the sink, the mircrowave is relocated over a slightly smaller fridge, and a window at the bottom bunk rather than the door. These little 17 bunkhouse trailers are amazing for a family with smaller kiddos!! I really appreciate your down to earth review of reasonable trailers that most of us common folk can actually afford and tow!
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is it under 3500?
@@cherylscott-roca4100 the Coleman 17B has a GVWR of 3850 lbs.
Love these reviews! Short, sweet, cover the essentials. no bs salesman yapping about “the quality this or that”. Looking at this size ourselves. Thank you
Hi Alex,
Thanks very much! We try our best to do reviews that move along.
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That's great, Alex! If you're interested in the TAB 400, or any of our other models, let us know if you have any questions! You can drop our Customer Service Team and email at customerservice@nucamprv.com.
@@RVBlogger You do a Great Job!!
The wife and I have an order in on a Forest River Cherokee Wolf Pup 16FQBL; which fits this category of travel trailer. There's only the two of us and we're height challenged. But, this trailer has almost everything one would need: full back bathroom, dinette, 2-burner stove, 10cf 12v 2-door refrigerator/freezer, deep stainless steel sink, A/C, heater, (murphy) queen bed w/sofa, good storage, outside shower, outside refrigerator, electric awning, etc. So excited about our first trailer.
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Nice review video. The NuCamp Tab 400 Solo is my favorite of these. I currently have the Forest River No Boundaries 16.5. Dry weight just under 3000, 20 ft long. It has a great u-shaped dinette at the front, surrounded by 3 very large windows, ideal for me because I always want to look outside at the view. The queen bed in the back also has 3 windows. It is very rugged built, great for boondocking.
Hi s k,
Thanks for sharing about your NoBo!
They are very popular!
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I love the way you go over the campers, you give just the right amount of information
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Nice roundup. I grew up with soft top trailers and Im not fond of the fold out beds on the hybrids. We have the older version of the Coachmen Clipper 17BH, a Coachman Northern Spirit17RD 3450 lb dry ( very similar to the Catalina). Its perfect for the 2 of us and tows pretty decently behind my Honda Ridgeline with a WDH and Brake Controller. Anyone looking at small trailers, please try to keep your weight well below your vehicle limits. By you time you add water and basics of life, you can push the envelope pretty quickly. Remember Dry Weight means not a spoon, towel or piece of T.P !!!
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I like the layout of the Tab 400 in this video….
It has both a decent closet AND a decent fridge too.
Best part was the sleeping area.
It slides out so if you’re going solo you can stretch out on the couch without sliding the whole bed open.
Great video guys!
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The clipper is awesome
Single mother with 2 kids that little camper is just awesome
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I have a Forest River Independence Trail 172 BHDS, and it's under 3500 lbs. It has sleeping for 5 and a dining slide that adds a bit of room when extended. The bathroom is minimal but fine, and the storage is quite good. It's a starter model, but my two dogs and I have spread out room, and when my son and his young family use it, there's still plenty of room for them.
Hi Sandra,
Sounds like an awesome travel trailer! We will have to find one and get it in one of our videos!
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Your presentation of all the trailers was excellent!!! You make a great salesmen!!!
Hi Jose,
I appreciate that! But I'm not an RV salesman - I just review RVs to show people about them.
(I was a new homes salesman for my career though)
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Mike
I agree! Fun to watch! I need a vacation!😊
Everything till you read the weight sticker. Jayco 17z 3200 empty. Add water your at gvw of the unit. Preposterous. $10,000 fleecing till you figure out the game.
Jose Vega Z
Thanks for making this! I've got an 09 grand cherokee capped out @ 3500lbs towing and looking for something under 3k lbs! Been eyeballing the rpods a lot, but this video made me reconsider while looking at the Tabs! Have seen a few and bypassed them, but the more I look the more I like them! Looking for one for myself and my wife.. the storage window snapping back and your reaction was priceless too lol thanks for sharing again!
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We have a 12ft Taylor Coach, 1500lbs, toilet/shower combo(also outdoor shower), we tow it with our 4cyl Sante fe suv, and get 17 miles to the gallon. Queen bed/2 burner stove/2.7 fridge, bunk(we store our bedding), 3000lb axle, electric brakes.
Hi Jane,
We need to make a video about the Taylor Coach brand. We've never been in one but we hear good things about them.
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Ok trailer with tent I consider pop up. Good fair whether, but did tent camping10 years as Boy Scout leader.
Ones with slides look interesting, as more real estate inside. These videos help me know what I want.
Figure 1st rent travel trailer my car can tow. 2nd no tent. 3rd. Big comfy bed no bunks. Finally big fridge.
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That's some great criteria for a camper :)
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I love the Nu Camp RVs, we just don't have any dealerships down here where I live.The designs are just so cool, with the window when you lay on the bed, nice ambulance feature and huge windows I love that it makes it so nice...And I don't mind the wet shower, live that little window in bathroom you forgot to show us, I could barely see, but usually they have like little vent type window..! Thanks..I didn't like any of the others..really in love with Nu Camp.
Thank you for showing us around,appreciate it! Yes and the comment about short and sweet is true, I literally have to speed up the video sometimes on other people cuz they drag things out, good job, you guys!
Hi Rising Phoenix,
Glad you like the NuCamp. We think its pretty cool too.
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Mike and Susan
And we love you! We're glad you like our campers. You may be able to work with one of our dealers to get a model shipped to you or just visit your closest dealer when on a road trip. Plus, you could always visit our factory!
Seems like the NuCamp took first prize for those only looking to sleep 2 or 3 people. Looked like the best counter space and bathroom with lots of thoughtful features overall.
Hi Benjamin,
The NuCamp definitely has great countertop space and we like the bathroom as well. Glad you liked it too!
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NuCamp also includes two 6v deep cycle batteries, an inverter, ducted AC, among other things that i don’t think any of the others had. You do pay a premium for them, but you get a quality trailer that will probably stand the test of time.
We're glad you liked our TAB, Benjamin!
I like that last one. I can see me & my doggo doing some exploring in that!
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Great choice!
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The stove top at 0:03:11 is so you don’t block the door path of people trying to get in or out.
It makes a lot of sense to turn the burner like that.
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Thank you for the review, you guys are showing just what we are looking for. I have a outback and have 3,000 lb max for towing. My wife wants ONE thing out all these, a BATHROOM. The inTech with the panoramic view is my favorite.
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Glad you liked the video!!!
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Concerning the inTech Flyer Explorer, the reason the stove top opens the way it does, is so someone coming out the door will not hit someone cooking on the stove.
Hi Fred,
Susan thought that might be the reason why but I wasn't sure. It was just weird that the fridge lid opened one way and the stove top the other...
Thanks for watching and commenting.
Safe travels,
Mike
Oh that makes sense
Also the chef can cook and b able to visit with friends instead of back towards the group
I love the factcyou reviewed a hybird. We have a 2020 Kodiak Cub hybird and we just love it. We love the bed ends because like you said it still gives you the feel of tent camping. We live in Ont Canada and we camp even in the fall.
Thank you Louanne! That was my favorite part of my Pop Up camper. Combining that with a hard sided trailer is perfect! Thank you for watching and commenting. Enjoy and safe travels!
Last week I towed a brand new 2022 Nucamp TAB400 Boondock home. LOL! 😆 I LOVE IT…she’s my “Little Beauty”.
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CONGRATS!!! Safe travels & happy camping!
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inTech Flyer Explorer - I think the stove top cover opens in the correct direction, so the person cooking is not in the way of/blocking the door to the trailer.
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Good point!
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Just a few comments if off roading
1) does the unit have solar or solar prep
2) if so what is the wattage & battery bank capacity
3)how many gallons of fresh water. Not worried about black - go poop 💩 by a tree
4) if no solar does the unit have deep cycle batteries & how many amp hours
5) u mentioned off road tires, but is it lifted & what are the clearances
6) was the fridges propane, electric or both
7) 30 amps for all?
8) did the toy haulers have separate onboard tanks for gas
9) what was cargo capacity for toy haulers
Hi BB,
Those are all fantastic items to research if you are looking for an off-road travel trailer. Thanks for sharing so other viewers know what to look for.
We don't get into all that detail in the video because the video would end up being way too long and people will get bored. We just provide a brief overview and then folks can do further research on their own if they see something they like.
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Mike and Susan
Liked the coachman clipper best!
Hi cammi,
We like that one too!
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Just the type of video we were looking for! You hit everything to include pricing etc. very well done!!
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on the first trailer, the stove top cover opens the other way so you are not blocking the door while cooking. thanks for the reviews!
Hi Tex,
Thanks for the response - still seems weird to me because there is plenty of space.
Thanks for watching and commenting and I'm glad you liked the reviews!
Mike
Great observation, I also considered perhaps its angles that way so you can "face" the party, instead of the cook having to have their back turned, and because the breeze will have an easier time carrying fumes away from the trailer on the side. Your likely correct though!
That Nu Camp trailer looks amazing!
nuCamp does an amazing job with their quality construction and floor plans. Thank you for watching our RV tour video and commenting.
The tab trailer is my fav!
We like that one too!
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I really like that Winnebago Hike toward the end of the video, despite the small shower. I just wish the bed folded into a couch for additional seating.
Hey Itchy,
We like that one too, additional seating would be nice!
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My small SUV is rated at 3500 lbs therefore I want to keep a trailer under 3k to allow for loading it. But it seems most have at least one significant compromise like outside kitchen or small shower, etc. I like inTech, rPods and the nuCamp but haven't picked an absolute favorite.
Hi RichardNC1,
There are so many choices and none are perfect but the hunt continues!
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Each of them are great in their own way and could totally learn from one another. Please do!
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I agree! I'm a big believer in sharing best practices and the RV industry would benefit as well.
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🙏🙌 Thank you for putting the list in the description AND including both MSRP & show prices
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can you show a camper that is 14 ft long because I need ideas because I am building a camper and with no slide out pls
We made a video with RVs under 15', that might give you some ideas. Best of luck. Thanks for watching and commenting. ua-cam.com/video/FED22n4qEQ8/v-deo.html
That was incredibly thorough and informative! I have a minivan and I was curious as if I could haul anything. And this video made it perfectly clear that I can❤
That's awesome!!! So glad you we could help! Thank you for letting us know and thanks for watching our RV tour video!
Love the Winnebago and the nuCamp. Super cute!
Hi Ma'am,
Those are very popular!
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We're shopping around and starting to research; I have to say I'd rather ditch the bathrooms since we're intending to use them mostly in campgrounds/public land where you at least have pit toilets available.
I *would* like to know how they heat though; I like winter camping. Going out and hiking or snowshoeing on a cold day is awesome...but a cold unheated tent overnight is less so!
Also trying to find small ones that can sleep two adults and two kids is harder than I expected. I don't want to haul a 24' trailer! Or pay for one.
Hi Paul,
Everyone is different. Susan and I were just chatting the other night and we were saying we would never buy an RV without a bathroom. But we also know plenty of folks who stay at campgrounds with bathrooms and don't need or want a bathroom in their RV. Luckily - there are plenty of RVs to choose from.
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Great job on all the trailers!! But the #2 was my favorite with the tub❤❤❤and also the layout was just perfect❤❤❤
Every time you do a video on trailers I hold my breath when you come to part of the. bathroom😍😍😍Many Thanks to you and Susan for Sharing.
Hi Cheryl,
Thanks for watching! Wait until our video about luxury 5th wheels comes out! You will see some amazing bathrooms then!
Stay safe out there!
Mike and Susan
I don't know if you ever got an answer to why the stove on the Flyer Explorer opens that way, but it's because they make a model with 2 pop-outs, so the second pop-out would prevent you from standing on that side of the stove.
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Thank you for all of your very informative videos and thank you for presenting the info in an enjoyable manner 😁
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What a terrific video - comprehensive, very informative, and showing me stuff I never see people talk about. Thank you so much for putting this together and for telling us your height, as this helps me get a feel for how tall things are. Really appreciate the great info!
Hi Lydia,
Glad you liked the video!
Thanks for the kind words.
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The stove top is faced that way because it always your partner to get in/out of the camper with ease.
Maybe the intech has the stove facing the opposite way so you don’t block the side door when cooking?
That seems to be what everyone thinks.. but I think there is plenty of room...the world may never know! lol!
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I believe the lid on the cooler will switch to open from either side.
For the first one, I don't think the cooking stove is backwards. The cooler next to it is. The door opens out right into that area and it makes sense for the stove to face the way it is.
Hey Michael,
We appreciate the info!
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The last one was my favorite
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It is a nice one!
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Can't believe the prices on most of these. As you can get much more and cheaper. I do realize some would like for smaller SUV'S etc. That's where I am as I find out my Honda CRV AWD has NO Towing Capacity. So now looking at ones with truck like I grew up with Grandparents camping & fishing with. These and some Van's are really awesome. I also see your link here to ck out and rent 1st to exactly what I want to do. Thanks again for great content.
Hi AA,
We always say buy used and save a ton of money!
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We really like our 17ft coachmen clipper with front walk around queen bed. It doesn't have the bunks or slide out but it's perfect for the 2 of us. We bought it new in 2016 and it's only 2,750 pounds.
We tow it with my fj cruiser. I installed a in line tranny cooler to be safe and also a prodigy p3 brake controller.
Hi D A,
That sounds awesome!
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I like the efficiency of the nu camp layout. Talk about the ultimate night lounging camper ... you have full access to the fridge in bed. :)
Hi Croaking Toad,
Love the screen name!
And a fridge next to bed sounds like a great idea to me too!
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the coachman clipper 17bh is such a great little trailer. we're hopefully switching to a full size RV so we can pull it.
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I love the Winnie Hike
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That's a good one!
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I prefer thete is no microwave and bigger refrigerator . Single stove OK for me .For small trailers. Wet bath is a good idea.
I would be cool with that too!
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Wow. What an awesome video. I love the brevity. I love the relevant information. The selected trailers are exactly what I'm trying to source out. I love this video. Anyway thumbs up, and you have a new subscriber. Great job guys.
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In the tiny showers, one would need to soap up with the water off. Then, very carefully, one would need to rinse off. This would be more inconvenient if the air temperature were cold. But it's probably better than trying to wash up at a sink & wash hair in the sink... Hard to say without a direct comparison.
Hi KHM,
The small showers are tough. We have a small shower and we get wet then turn the water off. Then we lather up and then we turn the water back on and rinse. It conserves water and keeps me from getting water all over the place - although Susan would disagree - she says I get water everywhere!
lol!
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These are all really cool trailers!
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Glad you think so! Do you own an RV?
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Oh I found my perfect resource and I subscribed! You two are answering so many questions of this wanna be RVer. I’m 67 and have only tent camped. You are so right about the nature noice for a good night sleep. I’m looking for a low price one gal home on wheels. That’s great advice about renting one first. Again I’ll say you are awesome and I look forward to watching all of your vlogs!
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I really liked this video...Complete with specs and prices. Please do a current one, with trailers under 3500 pounds.
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I have the KZ 130RBSE, which I first learned about when you profiled it in your "8 Small Campers With a Bathroom" video. I just got it in December, so I haven't towed it with my Jeep Wrangler yet, but I have used it several times with my Silverado and it has pretty much lived up to my expectations.
Hi AlaskaEric,
I remember when you said you saw it in our video and bought one! I'm really happy you like your KZ! They have a good reputation. How is it as far as keeping you warm in the cold temps?
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Seems like the stove on the InTech is facing the “right” way unless you want to block anyone from going in and out while you’re cooking.
Yup - I think you are probably correct.
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Under 3,500 pounds and at 20 feet, Rockwood Geo Pro and Flagstaff e-Pro models will give you more "bang for the buck" than most of those you reviewed.
Hi Scott - we reviewed those models and they will be featured in an upcoming video about off road travel trailers.
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Till you bend the axle and toast tires. Best bang when you trade it.
Is there storage under bed? Should have a tv..and does it have solar power connections?3nd one shown..that is. Lol..7th one (fiberglass one) nice..love all the windows. Can you let us know if solar connection on any of them?..TAB IS REALLY NICE because they have a pop up room to attach to it..I watched a video of the attachments you can put on..
Most RVs come pre-wired for solar. But you should probably check the manufacturers website. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Great video. I didn’t know about the Intech trailer and now it’s on my shortlist. Thanks.
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The Winnebago Hike looks best for me.
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We like that one too!
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Hello RV Blogger! Fine job on the video with information to think about. However not enough prices to go along with them. Also the prices on a couple I know of are on the high side. I’ve had a sweat little Travel Trailer that’s just over the weight limit at 3,800 lbs. but has two features that none of those in your videos have and that’s a full RV sized walk around queen bed and dry bath with more room than either of those reviewed! Not to mention for less money than most, a lot less than a few. We have a Forest River Cherokee Wolf Pup 16FQ, that’s 21.5’ overall an full width without any slide-out. In the 3.8 years we’ve owned it we have had only a few minor issues, one covered under warranty, a bad battery. Then we needed to replace a couple worn out items I will be more gentle with, the prop rod that’s used to push the side window next to the bed open an stay open or pull in tight and lock closed, had its hinge break, the shower curtain has self destructed, plus the ground wire from the axle to the chassis that’s used to ground the electric brakes rusted away. That’s was all! In all that time I’ll estimate that the total mileage is over 30,000 miles, accumulated over weekends and month long trips with an epic 4 moth trip after we both retired and a new home was being built in Central Florida! In the last two years! Before that we lived in Massachusetts and had explored all up an down the east coast from far home in mass to as far north Bar Harbor ME and as far south as Key West FL more than twice, with two side trips to The Smokey Mountains in Gatlinburg, The Dragon and Blue Ridge Parkways! With dozens of points in between. On the 4 month trip we covered ground from Corpus Christi Texas and Texas Gulf Coast, to Waco area camping on Lake Waco. Stopping at numerous museums and local brew pubs along the way. All with a Chevy Colorado Z71,4x4, V6 Ext Cab! With ease an comfort to really explore!
Hi K. R. V.
The prices on these travel trailers are MSRP so yes they are higher than you should pay.
Thanks for watching and for your comment! Lot's of good info in there so thanks for sharing.
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Hi guys. Thanks for another lightweight camper video. Please check your titles though. This video includes campers that do not have any bathroom or potty facilities. The best thing that makes the R-Pod a stand-out is the outdoor cooking area. I do not like being stuck inside when using the stove.
Hi Amy,
We changed the title so it says Some with Bathrooms because a couple don't have a bathroom. We like the idea of an outdoor kitchen too! We are considering switching from our Class C RV to a travel trailer and an outdoor kitchen is on our list of priorities!
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@@RVBlogger We used to have a 12' pop-up camper by Jayco. We opted for the screen room that could attach to the awning, and the 3 burner propane stove could move from inside to outside and hung next to the door. Even in rain or mosquito blooms we could set those both up and do all our cooking and water boiling outside. After eating we could pop back in and wash dishes at the sink, plus had all that space the stove would have occupied to dry dishes or do food prep.
It is usually just the two of us camping now, so about 3 years ago we upgraded to a small travel trailer (Freedom Express 19RB by Coachman) with a shower and electric jack (no more cranking for us). We have been really happy with it, but I still miss that 'cooking on the patio".
The reason the Intech Flyer Explore stove is pointed the other way is because there is a detachable shelf that fits over the top of the cooler, that you can pull out and attaches to the front of the trailer, creating an "L" shape cooking area. And if you have the double tip out version (like I do) that can sleep 5 to 6, you can't cook the other way. (You lose the side door, and the ramp at the back becomes 2 open doors..I buy my own ramp to load the quad). And short enough it fits in my garage. Oh and the cooler is a double hinged top, so opens either way
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3:00 its that way so you don't get slammed by the side door when you're cooking.
Hi Sudz,
That's what everyone says but I think there is plenty of room for someone to get in and out without crashing into the chef!
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I like the off roadable (mild terrain) trailers
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Nice!
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Thanks for the great video! I just bought the Clipper 17bh, I pick it up in two days. Glad to hear your evaluation of it. Our only concern is the little door too! I bought a battery operated window alarm at harbor freight for it because of my 9 year old. I'm hoping to stay a step ahead of him!
Hi Jeff,
That is awesome! I love the door alarm idea! Glad my parents didn't think of that! lol!
Let us know how you like your Clipper! We really like them.
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That little door looks like it would or could be used as an emergency exit door in case of a fire.
I just bought the Apex Nano 185bh. Similar to your number 2 Clipper except it's 7.5ft wide which gives it a full 80" long queen bed. I noticed none of the campers you included have a full length bed. The Apex also has 30/30/30gal tanks for fresh grey and black and Azdel siding. It also doesn't have that garage door next to the bunks like you complained about on the Clipper.
Hi Noconz0727 MC,
I like the Apex a lot. But unfortunately it wasn't at the RV Show where we made the video. Can't make a video about it if it's not there. We even ran into the factory rep for Coachmen and talked to him for a while about it and they had several shows at one time so the models were all spread out at different shows.
Thanks for mentioning the Apex Nano so others can check it out too!
Mike
THIS WAS AN OUTSTANDING VIDEO FOR 2500-3500... 👍🏼
Thanks again!!!!
Glad you liked it!
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I like the last camper that you sowed looks the best
Glad you like it! 👍
Love the NuCamp Tab 400!
Hi Joy,
We really like the interior of the T@B 400 too!
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Is that the 2020 or 2021 model? That is the lowest price I have seen. Which show was it?
@@Falko99 You know what I just noticed - replay the video and yellow highlighted price is $32,999, not $23,999. :0
We're glad you like it, Joy!
Good info. Thanks for the quick overviews!
Glad it was helpful!
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Each of them are great in their own way and could totally learn from one another. Please do!
I’d like to see Stand up in toy haulers that are short in length, under 3500 lbs and haul an ATV! With a really good amount of fresh water capacity.
If you know of one that fits all those criteria please let us know. We would love to tour that. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Good job keeping camera video still Susan. Cool trailer triailer.
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Last one was my favorite.
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That's a good Travel Trailer!
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I am loving the design and size of the Tab. That is what I think we are going to be getting.
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We love the Tab too! Let us know how you like yours!
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Very good review guys 😊❤️🚌🌎🎥🎶 I like the NuCamp the best. Very modern well designed look.thanks for sharing and safe travels
Hi Tom!
Thanks again!
You be safe out there as well!
Mike and Susan
We're glad you liked our TAB 400, Tom!
Great video. I like the concise reviews that cover all the most important features for our family.
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@@RVBlogger Thank you. I'll check it out.
On the first camper you show, the stove is reversed because of the way the door opens. Wish it had an awning over the kitchen area.
We realized that after shooting the video. Sometimes it's not completely intuitive for us. We have learned to chat about the RV before shooting video now 🤣. Thank you for watching our video and commenting!
Winnebago Hike! Very nice!
Winnebago does a great job with their floor plans! Thanks for watching our RV tour video and commenting.
I can only tow 3500 lbs so Im limited. I think the Sol or the Nu Camp might work. The HIKE shower is a deal killer. They so easily could have made the shower larger. That was a missed opportunity. I did really like the cabinets in the HIKE. Good Review thanks
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Glad you like the video! I have a blog article called 8 Best Small Campers Under 2,000 lbs. with Bathrooms you might want to check out too!
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Like the nuCamp. Nice design. Cabinets look sturdy. Would enjoy seeing if Oliver makes a small one.
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We like that one too!
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These are great but so many left out that offer more space and the same weight like keystone hideout 175lhs which competes with the 17bh and offers sink in bathroom, or the Rockwood mini lite or even the epro lineup that now comes with Murphy bed and standard solar panels. Good video.
Hi Jaz,
There are tons of great trailers that aren't in this video! But we intend to make more videos and show off even more great travel trailers under 3,500 lbs. I appreciate you giving us some good suggestions to look for in the future! Keep the suggestions coming!
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Mike
@2:49 Maybe that stovetop cover is designed to keep the cook away from getting hit by the door?
Hi Bradi,
I suppose it is. But seems like the cook is far enough from the door to me...
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I am a fan of the R Pods. I've looked a lot (online) and always come back those. The 180 is my favorite floor plan. So, I like this R-Pod also. The NuCampT@Bs are great, but expensive for the size class.
Hi Connie,
Lot's of folks really like the R-Pods and NuCamps.
We always recommend buying used so you can save some money. The first 3 years will be the most amount of depreciation so your best deal will be to buy something a few years old.
And if you want to buy new - be prepared to negotiate.
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We're glad you like our TABs, Connie! We do have a bit of a higher price point because we focus on quality, with all our campers being hand-built by Ohio Amish craftsmen.
What ever has good "elbow" room in the bath area works for me. Any rig can bed you down, but not all can take care of your elbows. Showers that are wide enough for elbow would be nice, but let's face it, these small trailers, one is lucky to get a wet bath, let lone a generous elbow room environment. And NONE of these prices would be happy ones for me. IF you ever run across the small airstreams, would enjoy seeing your take on the "elbow" room of them. Btw, that 1 with all the ambience of surround windows up front screamed .. rock damage. Miss the old rigs with outside cover panels.
Hi WW,
Don't pay too much attention to the prices - you know the deal - mark them way up to offer you the Deal of a Lifetime to entice you to buy.
We did a video an Airstreams! In fact we made two!
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On the Jay feather, when you fold the couch out and drop the table down does it make 1 big bed so you can sleep secure inside in urban settings saving the tent fold out for wilderness settings
Hi Christopher,
Yes the dinette becomes a bed but it's about 6' long so depending on how tall you are it might work.
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We've been looking at the Jayco Jay Flight 195RB under 3,000 lb. dry weight.
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NICE!
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Let me describe my "Forest River" Experience. My ultra-light camper fell apart after only 2 years. The roof started leaking and the movement motors kept burning out. Once you have water in the camper things go downhill fast and it starts to fall apart. Those lightweight walls are aluminum and are held together with short screws that are actually screwed into Styrofoam. I'm not kidding. You will beg for the old wood camper days. This is my third camper and it has cured me of camping forever. I will go back to hotels in about 7 years when I get finished paying off this pile of junk. The RV stores have campers lined up at the service bays because these things just fall apart. I am in a line of 300 to just have basic repairs completed. Forest River also has a 1.3 star rating with the Better Business Bureau. Be sure to read all the reviews there before buying a camper period. Buyer Beware if its a Forest River.
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OMG that sounds just awful. I'm sorry to hear such a negative experience.
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I’ve been researching campers for a while now. I wouldn’t touch one of those forest river campers. Nothing but problems. Sorry you ended up getting on.
The Soul with the huge bed and wrap around wndows is what I like the best. Could I pull it with a 2002 Cadallac Escallade?
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Nu camp trailer is the best one in my opinion
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That's a good choice! They are very high quality!
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