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That was a great video. Appreciate the in-depth look and sharing.

Where is the free towing calculator please??

Did I miss the bathroom?

Thank you so much for this info. I haven't found anything like this so far. Very helpful. Is there a weight distribution anti sway bar you recommend?

IMO RRT are for getting into the back country to hunt, fish, hike etc. Get down some back country two track, set up for a day or two, do your thing, then move on to the next spot. I don't see these as the best option for a several day family camping vacation at a state park. Also, I have my IKamper mounted on my Colorado, I started with a cab high rack, but quickly moved to a low mount, which eliminates many of the problems stated in this video. Easily fits in the garage, I can open it and dry in there, better highway mpg, and I can set it up while standing on the ground. I take my RRT off in late Oct, and put it back on in late March. Thank you for this video, however many of the con's are easily solved.

We rented a car when we wanted to sight see for a day or two when possible. I didn’t want to tow.

I have to agree on alot of what you say. I sold my ram for one. Thumbs up for looks, cool factor and versatility!!! I find I do the same thing. I do the same thing when I park it, I turn around a look at it and say to myself, "Whata beauty!" Mine is the WILLYs because it's conservative. It has the jeep history and all the off road capability, yet like my personality it isn't flashy like the Rubicon. I've wanted one since the concept was first talked about, a decade ago. I'm 74 ands it's the best vehicle I have EVER bought!!!

Great review! Did you lift the Rubicon? What size tire were you running? Didn’t catch it on the review if you stated it.

It was my favorite vehicle and waited a long time for it to be released to get one. Got me the Rubicon with every package and everything went well until the infamous ticking noise impacting many Mopar engines. Was noticeable at 62k miles, right after the warranty expired and since it is a flaw with the engine rest assured it will happen again. Had to get rid of it, I am still sad and disappointed. 😔

Informative information thank you! Although l’m still not put off one! Been deliberating for months whether to invest! 👍

I wouldn't trade my late 90s Ranger for anything. Small reliable truck with a long bed. Unbeatable

Hi, I have looked at a number of travel trailers and have owned two in the past as in decades ago. One was an Avon. The other was a 23 foot terry. It weighed 4700 pounds loaded with gear less water. (Water was carried in the front and virtually all of that weight went on the tongue and rear bumper. My interest is in the smaller single axe trailers. Other than the Happier Camper HC1 Breeze, models like the Colman 17B or 17R which are minimum content light weight stick and tin trailers are what I go for. Except for the azdel walls and construction, I am of the opinion that the newer 24 model year entry level trailers are the best value for your money. And for the most part, they are assembled using most of the same parts as the higher content more expensive models. Keep it simple. A box with a comfortable bed, roomy toilet/shower, small cook top, microwave, refrigerator and lounge chair/sofa with a floating table and your golden.

Thank you so much for your review. It is so helpful. So honest, love it.

I lost my laptop same place you lost TV remote. Disconnet batteries, then unscrew breaker box. You can reach behind and retrivw the remote.

Good video, subbed. BTW why doesn't some Good Samaritan move that dam rock? 😁 12:05

@ Couger I bouhgt it right away :D

Sounds like you didn't do you research on the best camper to get. Most of the stuff you are negative about were there when you bought it. ie stairs, dinette situation, no rear hitch etc. Why did you buy the trailer if there are this many negatives????

This was helpful! We hope to get out first one soon!!

Can you explain the difference between inverter and non inverter?

Is this formula based on hauling the camper full? What if you never travel with water? I feel like it’s overly safe formulas and not accurate unless you figured everything as if all tanks are full? Is this the case?

We've been traveling with this unit for a year so far, and except for a leaking fawcett, the rest of the equipment work wonderful. We are very happy with it. But we understand it has its flaws or not some very good materials, but given its price its ok for us. Thanks for your in depth review, it was important in our decision to buy it. Best.

Wow! DEF every 1-2k miles? That doesn't seem right. My 2017 Eco Diesel needs DEF every 8-10k. Not sure if that is a byproduct of the redesign between the two, but that is excessive for sure!

I tow my 2022 G19fbs with a 2019 Ford Ranger with factory tow package. I have never had one issue with my Geo Pro. I love it. I ordered mine the way I wanted it rather than buying off the dealer's lot. I also use a local family owned dealer and they are great. They even check with me from time to time to make sure everythng is o.k.and I am still happy with my purchase. I watched your whole video and the only thing I could think is why in the world did you buy the trailer and why are you keeping it if it is such junk.

I tree planted for a number of years and, never not once did a bear, cougar or boar ever come close to camp, I'm talking up here in British Columbia not some lame US national Park.

I need to stand up in a tent, I don't need a ladder when 2am pee is required. Overland ish supply what I need.

We bought a 6x14 cargo trailer and made it into a camper, wall mount a/c, power , no water, small counter, porta potty and bed, it's all we need and total cost was 3 grand

Thank you for this video. We rented a very small cabin (Less than 400 sf) in the N. Ga mtns last fall and after getting there and unpacking our little Toyota (food, bedding, clothing changes (two compressions cubes a piece), cooler, on our first day, on the way winding through the back of the Chattahoochee forest, we saw so many RVs & campers over to the side boondocking for the night (look at me, learning the lingo!☺️) When we got settled in, we were out on the deck w the fire pit and looked at each other & said, we wouldn't have had to fight to get back before dusk (NO lighting and if you passed the turn off, you were easily driving for another good 30 minutes) if we had an RV, this would have been prime! Now, by all means, don't get us wrong about the Airbnb...but being in someone else's 'home' is still somewhat of a 'meh' factor (esp since my stick vac & cleaning wipes picked up what their cleaner apparently neglected when they said 'cleaned after every stay' 😕 I also brought my own cast irons to cook with and deconstructed easy meals for all our days/nights. We've also been increasingly disheartened with the hotel stays, esp since lockdowns have lifted. Why MUST the sticky spot on the hotel room counter seem to ALWAYS find my bag??😔 The major turn off has also been the advent of 'No daily cleaning unless requested.' (so can I also not PAY for those days 🤔) and then there's the ever popular waking up inevitably always after the U.M.B. (Unidentified Muffin Breakfast) has been depleted only to have the communal sticky-handled waffle maker as the only option left. I think I'd like a convection microwave and have the oven area as storage. Anyway, I appreciate the video. Simple and to the point. My co-worker's husband picked her up on Friday in their new (previously loved) Minnie Winnie and she's now my FAVORITE co-worker ☺️ She also said they can tow their Yaris (I have a Matrix, so it'll be great). This really beats us buying another car or truck w pymnt and having a payment on a camper. You were spot-on with the idea of being able to take more smaller trips more frequently than looking to take one or two big trips throughout the year and being relegated to the cost of the hotel, check in time, loading all your stuff up in the car, unloading all your stuff up to the room, remembering that you forgotten something down in the car only after you got an unwound and relaxed, dealing with doors slamming, etc. I also love the all encompassing idea...sort of like a turtle 🥰

Wow good video I have 2016 Black Bear Wrangler and want tom to get a truck this gives me the feedback I needed

Thank you for the great video. Very nicely done, IMO.

'It's broken because it's junk because it's the RV industry." 😂

Did you figure out the rain the rain fly flaps over lap? One of the flaps seems to just pop off the pole. Maybe I’m doin something wrong?

Just bought a 2020 JT rubicon and really appreciate all your insights!!!! I went from a 2017 JK and also thought the suspension was crazy soft. I like it but it’s hard to get used too in a Jeep. Thanks again for the great vid!

What kind of Gas you been using?

Also you’ll get used to just popping the slide outs in and parking up and visiting places. We never use another car and ours is 31 feet

With a Motorhome The vacation starts when you leave the driveway!! We love ours!! I like the whole life of not having to hook up Either which u can do with a trailer but it’s so much easier with a Motorhome!

I personally went with the Mojave one the Rubi because I think the appearance better than the Rubi. I am not really ever going to take my truck anywhere that would warrant needing the front locker or sway bar. And ultimately the suspension package on the Mojave means I dont need to upgrade my suspension to get the ride I want. The stock ride on the Mojave is so comfortable and capable for trail riding and road. But that's the beauty of owning a JL or JT. You can buy something that suits your needs out of the box or make it your own!

Some Guys have all the fun .😊

We definitely can tell you from ComiCali

And that's not a bike

You do know the bikes have two wheels. That's why they call that a four wheeler

Thank you for being so objective. The video was really helpful

Excellent review, love that your tell an honest story of the things you did and didn't like!

I have to stop watching your videos. Every time i do i end up buying something 😂. First my 2022 tenere 700 and now im going to test drive a 2023 gladiator rubicon on Saturday 😅

Great job on this video !!

excellent video - I'm on the fence still....

I do not own an RV, but I have looked at them and thought of getting one. My girlfriend just bought one 2013 and she paid a lot of money but it’s got a lot of good things itself. I guess a class B meaning she can drive it. thank you for your honest sincere and, informative video I hung in on the whole thing.

People, stop buying these cheap overpriced units

Thank you so much for your review! I'm in the market for an rv and am seriously considering a Lance! They seem to be better quality than most.

Put 100k miles on it and get back to us, absolute time bomb of an engine. Fuel parts? Not available, DPF parts? Not available. Intake fault code? Completely carboned off and jammed closed, or open. Part? Not available... Fully serviced by dealer and at 130k the crank bearings are gone due to the high grit soot in the oil.... the day it was stolen I cried with happiness . Id rather listen to a Hemi tick and enjoy the 15mpg.

Irritation and negativity, two separate things. It's the honest review that earns the sub. Tks