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Love the video, been to Moab many times. Went by motorcycle and truck, keep going back, it has so much to offer.

What type, model truck do you have?

Second time watching this video! Your channel should be so much bigger the video editing was great and hilarious at times especially that math bit lol!

Excellent information thank you

😮wow!!!! Sick view!!! Got a drone to capture all that landscape??

If your 4Runner only made it to 247,000 miles, you must’ve done something wrong

Rather smug of you to point out in captions the 2 rental jeeps. So what? Based on how you dogged your ride, rentals make a whole lot of sense.

Hey there, this was a great video for me as I've been going back and forth between deciding on getting a travel trailer or truck camper for my first rig. I travel with my wife and two medium sized dogs but we currently have a sedan and things get pretty cramped on a roadtrip. While we have a driveway and space for a trailer, I'm not into the idea of towing anything, having to deal with it on the highway, planning ahead for where we would park, or trying to get through some sketchy trails with a trailer. I'm very interested in picking up a truck and slide in camper on the used market but have been researching for over a year and am having trouble on deciding on a truck to buy. From my research, I believe I need to get at least a 3/4 ton (F250) or something bigger to handle the large payload of something like a Palamino or Lance camper. There's an abundance of older F250s and F350s around me but many of them are rusty with rotted frames. On top of that, I'm having trouble with researching which model years have the least problematic engines of the ones that are within my budget. I don't think you mentioned what specific truck you ended up getting but would you mind sharing which model you chose, how many miles it had on it, the type of engine, and approximately how much you ended up paying for it? Did you choose the truck first or the camper first? Did you have to modify the truck in any way to accommodate the camper - suspension upgrades, weight reduction, etc. I'm sorry I'm asking so many detailed questions, I tried looking through some of your other videos but didn't see any specifics on what I'm asking about. Thanks in advance and I hope you two are happy and well!

I have a 21 foot tow behind. The more I use it, the more I say, "that's a lot of work"! Towing it slows me to 60mph or less because of the handling at higher speeds changes the safety. I have considered getting a truck bed camper to see if it is easier. Thanks for your video. I am not convinced yet to switch.

These NPs needs to get rid of the time entry ticket system. It should be first come, first serve like before.

Great video! Just sold out pop up trailer for many of the same reasons and picking up my new lightweight truck camper made by OVRLND CAMPERS next week. Can't wait!

Крутая подача :)

I loved this video - Nicely done! I've been very fortunate to visit Seguin many times over the years. It's a truly special place. I also had the great pleasure to meet "Scuba Steve" and "Christmas Carol" on a few of my visits - they've been some of my favorite caretakers on the Island. Looking forward to seeing your "Recreation" videos. Thanks.

You're giving up a lot moving to a truck camper. A bathroom alone is a big plus. The ability to easily unhook and leave the load behind anytime.you still have to store a truck camper. They are also a heavy load on a truck. Just some thoughts.😊

That 25% grade is what 4 lo is for.

Amazing lil' lake...when i visited last month, there wasn't a soul to be found! Lovely place eh.

Hello, I am thinking and researching these popular truck campers and the trucks that haul them with no problems. I currently have a ram 1500 5.7 but from the research I might need a 3 quarter ton any thoughts. By the way nice video. Love Colorado

They will be no longer a couple shortly.

Eh I don’t know. I’m going full time camp life and I know for certain I’m going to get tired of the space issue alone. Tow behind tandem axle under 20ft is perfect. Fits in most camp sites, you can easily store it at most storage unit parking spots for 100 a month, and the best part, even a gas 3/4 ton can pull a decent size travel trailer, whereas your payload is massively restricted when you fully load a bed camper. You need a minimum of a 1 ton with a payload around 3500+ which is extremely expensive compared to a 3/4 ton gasser. But hey. That’s just me. I play drums in my trailer in the middle of no where. I couldn’t do that in a truck camper.

They used to force teens to work there for free from Hyde school as punishment. They would make them do horribly painful workouts and isolate them for periods of time on seguin. See Hyde School survivors

Tour?

Cheers 🍻

What's the fuel mileage with the truck camper? I too am considering making a switch from a trailer to a slide in pop up style camper, but really wondering about MPG's. Also, is your travel times now more consistent with GPS times or are they still like 40% longer?

Why are you in commiefornia? If you ascribe to conservative principles move to a red state If not just stay there😊

Have had both got small tt leaves pick up bed avaible for generator fire wood propane tank also can go 4 wheeling without beating camper to death ps 77 DAV been RV camping for 55 years 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🪖

You didn’t mention the bathroom situation. That truck campers like the one you guys have does t have a toilet or shower. You have to have have an outside shower and a cassette toilet. Unlike your travel trailer has a toilet shower combo.

Boring

Hello Gary, Therese and Luna! Beautiful campsite! We will be hitting the road soon in our pop-up truck camper for fulltime exploring! Can't wait to explore Utah! We really enjoy checking out fellow RUclipsrs... Really enjoyed the adventure - looking forward to more! 💙Terry and Terri

Very nice job. I recommend to put rubber washers against the wall of the truck camper to avoid moisture getting inside. You will be surprise how water can get into any little opening, This is from my own experience.

You two need to stop wasting time and have a baby already! sheesh...! It will be the best decision of your lives.

Cool video. Thanks for making it!

Great drone shots! My brother has property here, and we went as children as a family, but you captured it in a special way. Thanks!

Ah, congratulations! Love your video and how you tell the story, bringing "us" along. Great video!

Nice video. Love your production and hearing your experiences.

Just found the channel and subscribed 👍

You two really need to do a truck setup and camper setup video!

That will get old quick

This was awesome!! The cool factor on the parents is over the top!! What an experience! Great video guys! Love the movie clips in there…hilarious.

Y’all made a great decision #truckcampermagazine #lancelife

I had that EXACT same trailer. 84’ Komfort Lite 15. Paid $1500 for it in 1994. First RV my wife and I owned. Still kinda regret selling it. We went from that to a 20’ to a 25’. I still have the 25’. Looking at living out of it soon I hope. Still looking for a pc of property. I actually still have the frames for both 20’ footers and am wanting to make a box trailer out of one, and a custom cabin-like trailer for extended or out of state deer hunts. I bought a “cowboy camper” for the back of my 83’ F350. I’m redoing that. It’ll be what I take for my coastal trip to try it out. I like both. I’m a contractor so I’m use to towing a trailer. From about a year before we bought the Komfort Lite we always lived in houses so we always had a drive way to park trailers. But the best thing about a camper is the ability to just shut the door and go, no hooking up. I use to tow our Komfort with my 86’ Toyota 4x4 (22R, standard tranny) with its shell. I liked being able to set up camp and drive all over, and if I ran out of time I always had my trail pack loaded in the back. I could just set up and sleep wherever I stopped. Anyway, enough rambling…..I like so many things about both. Great vid. Thank you.

Looks like a sweet expo!

I am also considering purchasing an RV for me and my husband to travel in as I do travel nursing contracts across the country. If you rent out a place for the contract like an apartment or airbnb, do you just keep the truck camper on all the time? I am wondering if we will have any issues or get in trouble for having the truck camper in the back while we are staying in a city or parked on the street. Also, with a truck camper, can you "park" it at an RV park to stay out of and still have your truck seperate?

It’s about time!!!!!

Thanks you for the vid.

Owning vehicles California "blows sand." There are no good options to owning RV's when being in a apartment in a big city in California. That is why I moved to Arizona. You get the most "bang for the buck" (cost per square foot) with old trailers.

As soon as you said instagrammable three times and three sentences I stopped watching.

Do you have a video of the inside of your truck camper? My wife and I are considering one of these.

Just ran across this and we are picking up a SS1251 tomorrow. 1 year old, used only 6 days. Smells new inside. We already have a Lance 1685 which is a sweet little trailer and will probably keep it. BUT, can't wait to use the truck camper for many of the same reasons. I still need to puchase the tie downs and install .

My husband and I are looking into a slide in . I think this might be the best set up for the off road trips we want to plan .

No tour videos?