This is what I'm talking about. Finally, something stylish, hi-tech, and QUALITY from America. And the fact that it's off-road capable is definitely a plus. IT'S ABOUT TIME!!! 😳😯😲🤯🥳👏🏾👍🏾🤙🏾
A couple things I would change: 10 cf fridge with side pantry. 16 cf is too big for this unit and you need to store your food somewhere. Larger, deeper square sink, need room to wash pots, pans, etc Smaller bathroom sink. I would rather have more counter space with smaller sink. Would like about 500# more CCC Things I like: Air suspension with air compressor Back storage area. I would like back wall with Milwaukee Packout. Maybe a sink or spray port in rear storage area. Make sure floor/walls are waterproof Outdoor table with pass through window above - awesome Walk-in wheel fenders Outdoor kitchen (hopefully optional for those who want more storage). Rear bath is awesome Murphy bed allows more interior space. No wood. Great idea. Lots of windows.
When I first started watching the interior, I was thinking they'd do a wet bath...but that separate shower, just wow. This would be the absolute ticket for a couple heading up to Alaska. Rugged, but with all the comforts of home.
You are correct in your assessment of trailer needs to travel the AlCan Highway! Returned from Alaska to Kansas in 10 days of travel mid-September. 75 miles NW of Anchorage and the roads get so bad you cannot avoid potholes. Alaska and the Yukon Territory have bridges out from damaged/overflowing beaver dams, so you are traversing onto temporary gravel/mud bypasses. Roads through the Yukon and Northwestern British Columbian are rough from frost heaves. Roads around Edmonton are beautiful, but Saskatchewan roads are just rough. Down through the Central Prairie states of the US, roads are good but there are still some well used up roads. Just a gorgeous drive and you will wish you had taken 3 weeks to just enjoy it.
@@Berrypancakes229 This is a real nice unit but you have to question, “Will we get $130k worth of camping with this?” Wife and I traveled 3600 miles staying in a 5’x8’ trailer. I cooked outside (not ideal in bad weather), porta potty (5gal bucket with a $15 toilet seat) and bunk beds. Cheap but not our ideal camping scenario but worked this trip
They nailed it. Wonderful offroad trailer!!! Size down the bathroom sink for counter space and they have it perfect. Definitely would pay 100K for that
@@Aussie_Damo pretty sure it folds down thus leaving the entire campsite portion of the interior to be used as storage instead of having a built in two person dinette taking up space 🤔
@@yeabuddy6070 cool then you will have stuff stored there when folded down and bar stools rolling around whilst travelling, that makes more sense.... You know what would be better having a 220L fridge instead of that monstrosity and putting a bench seat/table where the kitchen is and putting the kitchen on the door side to pass out prepared food due to the grill being outside to cook as it's an offroad van. It must be American for form over function.
@@Aussie_Damo ... You have a good point. But this rig will never be used like you think. This a rich person toy dressed up as an off-road rig. It's a show piece. I honestly love it though 👍
You should definitely get one of those to review! That's an awesome rig, I like that one better than the black series. The only thing I would say on that rig that might be an improvement would be to find a way to get a door between the bathroom and the rear storage, so if your out in the wilderness or hunting for instance you could come through the rear storage into bathroom similar to like a mudroom in a house. just my opinion.
Black Series ended up being trash that had nothing but problems. Their electrical systems had nothing but problems and a LOT of roof leaks. I had the same thought about the rear wall. Only thing would there being nowhere to put the toilet if there was a door there.
I'm an Aussie and this is mind boggling, guys. Well done. Definitely taking it up to the Australian caravan manufacturers - hell, this monster takes it up to the rest of the world. I'd buy one right now.
For anyone watching, don't deflate your trailer tires off road. Keep them solid. You will turn your trailer into more of an anchor than it already is. Deflated trailer tires increase rolling resistance. Deflated vehicle tires increase contact surface of wheels that supply actual traction.
I was wondering about that. I'm familiar with airing down the truck tires - I would have thought that the QD for the air line would be located near the tongue to more easily reach those.
Unless you’re on the beach. You absolutely want to deflate all tires on the tv and the trailer on deep sand. Learned the hard way. Otherwise your trailer will dig right in.
I disagree. Unless you’re towing with an engine that strains to pull this thing, the extra rolling resistance is negligible. I’d rather air down and give the tires the flexibility to handle rough terrain.
You need to go to an Overland Expo event and look at the selection of overlanding RVs that are out there. There are some amazing small makers out there. I just saw one at the last one - the Caravan ATS from Kingdom Camping RV in Millersville, IA and their unit offered more, for less, imo. Especially for going off-grid while off-road.
Would have been nicer if the outdoor kitchen was under the awning. Rain and griddles don't mix. The rear storage would be great for a couple of electric bikes. Pretty steep price point for most people.
Wow.. That trailer is about perfect and does pretty much check all the boxes. I didn't hear anything regarding solar being standard or prep. However, that could be done I'm sure. That price tag will be steep no doubt, but for it's capability and the quality, it's going to last.
That is pretty bad ass. Looking forward to seeing the details as they come out. Inverter/battery capacity, solar capacity, tank sizes, 4 season capability etc. A little shy on the details in this video.
No bathroom counter space with that ridiculously large sink. Otherwise, it gives the Black Series a run for it's money. I'd get rid of the oven for more storage as long as you have a convection microwave.
Amazing RV! One idea, If it's not already, they should put the TV on a swivel arm like the Earthroamer set up so you can swing it to view from from the outside through the window. Incredible rig!
@@mattphillips1910 nope. You can pull yours out of your rig. In reality, nothing wrong w watching a flick when it’s raining. Some people like popping some beats and watching a game. If you didn’t get nature, you wouldn’t be out there in the first place.
You would be better of getting the mount and antenna connections on the side of the RV so you can just take the TV outside when you want. That's how most aussie vans are made now.
Very nice and well designed. The only nit pick I'd not enjoy is the bed/couch combo and also how the bathroom sink is so large it leaves no counter space, but otherwise, damn that's nice :O
If I win the lottery, I would buy this trailer in an eye blink. The only concern I have is the reliability of the air suspension. I hope you get to evaluate one.
That is impressive!!! That storage in the back was a very cool surprise, I kept guessing what is that until he said. Glad your enjoying your trip to my home state.
I'm gonna need to keep an eye out on this brand. I would need a bunk house and a massive increase in sales lol but this is what the Black Series interior SHOULD look like. Ember will need to take notes too. This is EPIC!!!!!! PLS release something that is mid-size truck friendly.
I’ve seen some overland trailers reaching up to $160,000.00 so it’s no surprise this one would be in the $100,000.00 range. These companies continue to raise the bar.
Nice to see some competition for the Aussies. The Kimberly T-Class is still top of the heap, but this first attempt from Forest River is promising. I really hope they build on this and find lots of customers.
You said it and I agree 💯 “BEST IN SHOW “! Wow. I didn’t find anything that I don’t like about it. Interior and exterior is awesome. And yup for the amazing build quality I figured around $100k ballpark. Still an amazing unit for sure 👍👍👍👍👍
It’s happened. You found it! That’s amazing….. I can’t come up with an reason to hate on this, aside from the high price which honestly is worth it for something that robust and hardcore. Wow….. I want one lol!
Talk about a scoop! Your video is the only thing that comes up when you google "Pause RV"! This trailer is a beauty, can't wait to see it up-close and in person, was looking at moving to a truck camper, but might have to give that a rethink...
Hey Jd hope you are having a great Sunday? This Palomino Pause is just awesome. I have never seen a Verlander travel trailer like this, its built like a tank. The 25 inches of clearance is awesome, you can do some great off road camping trips with this unit. I like that the propane tanks are enclosed along with the electronic tongue jack. I have never seen a rv come with 2 spare tires. It comes with a storage room on the back, I have never seen anything like this. Have you ever seen a unit with a storage room on it like this. If I was to win the lottery I would buy multiple units an give to my family and friends. Most units like this don't have a oven in them, just a cook top.
Drop whatever ever you want on it a Blavk Series that you were chicken to mention has in travel flipped over onto its side Winch back up onto its wheels and drove off no issues!
I liked it well built. Just can’t get over that price he said that is more then what I paid for our 44.5 ft toy hauler. XLR Thunderbolt with 13 ft garage
Awesome trailer. Only critique would be the propane. Need more induction cooktops with whole house battery systems. Camp sites near me have begun to ban them.
It's nice to see a manufacturer step outside the box and do things a lite differently. Most of them just see what the competition is doing and then rip off the design. Let's face it, it's a box. There are only so many layouts you can have in a rectangle. There's no doubt that this one will be very pricey,and they probably don't expect to sell a bunch of them, but it gives them something where they don't have to get cheap to compete with every other manufacturer. Absolutely wonderful use of outdoor space.
The sink is now a small porcelain bowl. One cabinet is missing though. There is also a hideous open space, I thought that it was meant to be a drawer space without a drawer, yet to be placed 😂 there is enough counter space with smaller sink. Two cabinets allow better storage. Avoiding cabinet war when you have two people 😂 why going drastic when they're is a need for change. Please keep the double cabinets. Do you sell demo units? I don't think I can do without the second cabinet😂😂😂 it gave me the idea to place one of Vault's safe in that space. Love the safe in unit 20.2 amazing travel trailer. Everything is perfect. Cuisine ustensiles, gear branded with your wrap design, you need to follow the line of bringing something different. The Pause needs a proper store. ❤ Add this to the business model, co Branding with loved campers, adventurers brands gear. 🎉❤
I was really liking the trailer until I saw the inside and in particular the bed. There is no way of installing a better mattress as it folds over. Same reason I hate Murphy beds. I was also surprised at how little room there was. There is virtually no place to actually work in there. I get rid of the larger fridge and have more space. But it’s the bed that made it the absolute no go for me. Also the question that I would have is that if everything works off of the Garman pad and it needs Wi-Fi if you’re out in the middle of nowhere and there is no cell signal. It will be very interesting to see how they develop their product line.
All I can say is: That’s Freaking Awesome ‼️ Thanks for sharing… If I’m ever in the market for an Over-landing Rv… This one won’t be overlooked…. A+ Pause.!!!
OMG, WHAAAAAAAAT! This is absolutely fantastic & gorgeous I’ve have to have one. Finally a camper w/ the proper outdoor ‘paint job’. Outdoor scenery & outdoor colors, outdoor kitchen & outdoor attached garage, perfection
this is great. Looks solid and made in usa. Love the rugged looking outside with the green inside and everything you can think of on exterior and interior. can't wait to see it in person.
That is a wow but to why i'm commenting. JD you my man need to put that Super Man cape on sir, we all are in awe of you, fly up here to Detwa cover the auto show have a heart attack, head home, have a few stints installed .head up to Elkhart for the RV show, make it back to Texas for the State Fair and do your usual professional thing , Interview Andre & Nathan at the end of the show, dude they say things are bigger in Texas but there aint none bigger than you except possibly Mrs JD, Have you given her a heart attack yet, she must be a gem, take care. Doug rt
Overland Expo East is at Arrington, VA this week, Oct 7-9. My favorites, the Kimberly Kruiser series, will be there. It is not American made, and while the top-end T-class model is luxuriously expensive (well north of $150K) , it can carry 98 gallons of water, has no need for a black tank, and can be equipped with a small washing machine.
You definitely got the scoop on this new offering. There's not even anything about it on the Palomino website (or anywhere else). Do you what brand the suspension is? I couldn't tell from the video.
Rivited aluminium frame will go to shit off road specially that A-frame, would've been better off with a 2"x2" box section frame then 6"x3" A-frame that runs down to the suspension and you will have the same ground clearance and a wider frame. Those "rock sliders" that sit higher then the frame and the wheels and wheel archbsit further out means that will do sweet F/A apart from take up payload. The propane bottles are tougher then that van but you put them behind a thin sheet of alloy to be pelted by rocks...cool. Look at the black series frame vs this frame and look at the inside width compared to this due to this rv having the wheels outside of the frame marking the inside alot skinnier. Those axles won't last on corrugations due to the axles being bolted to the suspension arms, there is a reason us aussies have a fully welded swing arm/axle stub. That much storage on the rear of the RV is asking for sway due to being rear heavy. Black series aren't that popular in the AUS for being offroad compared to other brands (zone RV, titanium, JB caravans, Vacationer, and many others) This reaks of americans trying to one up Australian ingenuity but failing to meet the mark by alot to be form over function.
Soo unless the trailer blows over .. w/ hurricane winds .. you’re fine parking & sleeping by a bottom of a cliff.. (where rocks may fall down on the trailer). .
I really like this trailer. American made is good! As cool as the Australian, China trailer is the fact that it’s made in China is a deal killer. They really have ticked every box!
Agree. I'm surprised at how many adventure trailers that have Chinese manufacturing. The brands using China never seem to advertise that. I have found that if a manufacturer doesn't mention build location, it is probably made in China.
You are right about they Irving the Australians a run for their money. White this one is not at the same pricepoint, it makes me remember the Bruder. This 20.3 is great. With that big fridge and 75 gals of fresh water, people could boondock for 3 weeks if there a dump facility nearby. I watched the RV Miles video and he showdased the 20.2. I assume it will be a separate video on this channel. The 20.2 is perfect for outdoorsmen. Two locking doors and options for a combination of fishing rod holders and/or long gun rack and it will be perfect. The outside kitchen is impressive too. From the RV Miles video I heard they will have a bunkhouse version too. I really like that these are rugged but you will not miss the home comforts. If you can get some specs, please post them at the beginning of the video like Josh the RV nerd. Most of a potential buyers considerations can be addressed in a spec sheet.
If they made a basic structure for the bed of a pickup truck with that material (and built in rails for installing large solar panels on top). An over cab bed, windows, motion sensor lights n cameras that double as security. I think Id have gone with a deeper and rectangular kitchen sink with a board over for cutting/counter space. I agree with others, go smaller on bathroom sink for more storage. *Maybe have a mini pull out - tall deep but narrow (like they have in kitchens for canned goods?) But small scale for a 'medicine chest'? Easier to access than trying to find stuff in deep dark cabinets in a corner behind a toilet. Especially hard for us verically challenged! 😉
This is what I'm talking about. Finally, something stylish, hi-tech, and QUALITY from America. And the fact that it's off-road capable is definitely a plus. IT'S ABOUT TIME!!! 😳😯😲🤯🥳👏🏾👍🏾🤙🏾
Please get long term review of this. It blew me away.
A couple things I would change:
10 cf fridge with side pantry. 16 cf is too big for this unit and you need to store your food somewhere.
Larger, deeper square sink, need room to wash pots, pans, etc
Smaller bathroom sink. I would rather have more counter space with smaller sink.
Would like about 500# more CCC
Things I like:
Air suspension with air compressor
Back storage area. I would like back wall with Milwaukee Packout. Maybe a sink or spray port in rear storage area. Make sure floor/walls are waterproof
Outdoor table with pass through window above - awesome
Walk-in wheel fenders
Outdoor kitchen (hopefully optional for those who want more storage).
Rear bath is awesome
Murphy bed allows more interior space.
No wood. Great idea.
Lots of windows.
You read my mind. Ditto.
- plus: the food bars in and out vs. a massive dinette is awesome.
things I would change 100K price tag
If I hadn't just finished an off-road cargo trailer build I would buy this. Hands down, no questions asked, take my money. Such a good job
Finally seeing some in innovation that’s been in Australia for years.
When I first started watching the interior, I was thinking they'd do a wet bath...but that separate shower, just wow. This would be the absolute ticket for a couple heading up to Alaska. Rugged, but with all the comforts of home.
You are correct in your assessment of trailer needs to travel the AlCan Highway! Returned from Alaska to Kansas in 10 days of travel mid-September. 75 miles NW of Anchorage and the roads get so bad you cannot avoid potholes. Alaska and the Yukon Territory have bridges out from damaged/overflowing beaver dams, so you are traversing onto temporary gravel/mud bypasses. Roads through the Yukon and Northwestern British Columbian are rough from frost heaves. Roads around Edmonton are beautiful, but Saskatchewan roads are just rough. Down through the Central Prairie states of the US, roads are good but there are still some well used up roads. Just a gorgeous drive and you will wish you had taken 3 weeks to just enjoy it.
$130,000 . But worth it.
@@Berrypancakes229 This is a real nice unit but you have to question, “Will we get $130k worth of camping with this?” Wife and I traveled 3600 miles staying in a 5’x8’ trailer. I cooked outside (not ideal in bad weather), porta potty (5gal bucket with a $15 toilet seat) and bunk beds. Cheap but not our ideal camping scenario but worked this trip
@@kswaynes7569 I agree.
@@Berrypancakes229 no
They nailed it. Wonderful offroad trailer!!! Size down the bathroom sink for counter space and they have it perfect. Definitely would pay 100K for that
I agree love the bathroom too. But, the sink design which is awesome is too large for the counter space needed. Other than that awesome trailer.
I love the bathroom size. Important for me.
The bar style eating table in the RV is genius. Who would have thought. Love it.
Yeah buying an offroad RV to sit inside....seems like a large portion of the van that could've been used for storage that has been wasted tbh.
@@Aussie_Damo pretty sure it folds down thus leaving the entire campsite portion of the interior to be used as storage instead of having a built in two person dinette taking up space 🤔
@@yeabuddy6070 cool then you will have stuff stored there when folded down and bar stools rolling around whilst travelling, that makes more sense....
You know what would be better having a 220L fridge instead of that monstrosity and putting a bench seat/table where the kitchen is and putting the kitchen on the door side to pass out prepared food due to the grill being outside to cook as it's an offroad van. It must be American for form over function.
@@Aussie_Damo ... You have a good point. But this rig will never be used like you think. This a rich person toy dressed up as an off-road rig. It's a show piece. I honestly love it though 👍
@@Aussie_Damo for rainy days or snow days!
You should definitely get one of those to review! That's an awesome rig, I like that one better than the black series. The only thing I would say on that rig that might be an improvement would be to find a way to get a door between the bathroom and the rear storage, so if your out in the wilderness or hunting for instance you could come through the rear storage into bathroom similar to like a mudroom in a house. just my opinion.
Black Series ended up being trash that had nothing but problems. Their electrical systems had nothing but problems and a LOT of roof leaks. I had the same thought about the rear wall. Only thing would there being nowhere to put the toilet if there was a door there.
This is awesome! Everything I’d want except for having a washer/dryer
Room in back storage of washer dryer combo
I'm an Aussie and this is mind boggling, guys. Well done. Definitely taking it up to the Australian caravan manufacturers - hell, this monster takes it up to the rest of the world. I'd buy one right now.
This video caught my att'n. I hope you are feeling 100% better JD.
I'm impressed. Quality matters, this looks like it won't strand you somewhere. Stylish yet rugged. Great video.
For anyone watching, don't deflate your trailer tires off road. Keep them solid. You will turn your trailer into more of an anchor than it already is. Deflated trailer tires increase rolling resistance. Deflated vehicle tires increase contact surface of wheels that supply actual traction.
I was wondering about that. I'm familiar with airing down the truck tires - I would have thought that the QD for the air line would be located near the tongue to more easily reach those.
Unless you’re on the beach. You absolutely want to deflate all tires on the tv and the trailer on deep sand. Learned the hard way. Otherwise your trailer will dig right in.
I disagree. Unless you’re towing with an engine that strains to pull this thing, the extra rolling resistance is negligible. I’d rather air down and give the tires the flexibility to handle rough terrain.
This guy was great! Could tell he’s a little nervous but absolutely charismatic and makes me want to buy this trailer
He'll relax once he does a few more videos.
You need to go to an Overland Expo event and look at the selection of overlanding RVs that are out there. There are some amazing small makers out there. I just saw one at the last one - the Caravan ATS from Kingdom Camping RV in Millersville, IA and their unit offered more, for less, imo. Especially for going off-grid while off-road.
Would have been nicer if the outdoor kitchen was under the awning. Rain and griddles don't mix. The rear storage would be great for a couple of electric bikes. Pretty steep price point for most people.
I want them to custom built 32 ft for me with the bunk house in the back, amazing workmanship!
Bunkhouse model is next on our list after our single axle!
I drove out to Arrington, Virginia to Overland Expo East to see this model and it's just as impressive in person.
Nice, nice, nice design. Something that's actually new!
Damn. the interior is on another level.
Wow.. That trailer is about perfect and does pretty much check all the boxes. I didn't hear anything regarding solar being standard or prep. However, that could be done I'm sure. That price tag will be steep no doubt, but for it's capability and the quality, it's going to last.
That is pretty bad ass.
Looking forward to seeing the details as they come out. Inverter/battery capacity, solar capacity, tank sizes, 4 season capability etc.
A little shy on the details in this video.
This is perfect !! Smaller fridge different bathroom configuration !!
Wow! About perfect for a one-person adventure camper. The rear storage area sold me, perfect for 2 bikes.
Yeah that is pretty awesome. I bought a toy hauler for my mountain bikes….but I have 7 mountain bikes so I needed the cargo area 😂
@@MrJamesLuz with the correct orientation you can probably fit 4 bikes - a trail, enduro, gravel, and urban, lol.
No bathroom counter space with that ridiculously large sink. Otherwise, it gives the Black Series a run for it's money. I'd get rid of the oven for more storage as long as you have a convection microwave.
The bathroom sink is ridiculous in every possible way. I wouldn't want it in my house, and certainly not in any RV.
I can totally picture that being pulled by a F350 tremor, a match made in heaven !!!
Amazing RV! One idea, If it's not already, they should put the TV on a swivel arm like the Earthroamer set up so you can swing it to view from from the outside through the window. Incredible rig!
Or.....not have a TV in a trailer that's specifically designed to be off road and off in the woods. Just sayin.
@@mattphillips1910 nope. You can pull yours out of your rig. In reality, nothing wrong w watching a flick when it’s raining. Some people like popping some beats and watching a game. If you didn’t get nature, you wouldn’t be out there in the first place.
@@davel7159 That might be the most ridiculous thing I have ever heard in my life
Good news, the tv does swivel so you can view it from the outside as well! 🤗
You would be better of getting the mount and antenna connections on the side of the RV so you can just take the TV outside when you want.
That's how most aussie vans are made now.
GOOD IDEA FOR THE HITCH.👍
Definitely a game changer! Love that rv. Please get one to review!
Very nice and well designed. The only nit pick I'd not enjoy is the bed/couch combo and also how the bathroom sink is so large it leaves no counter space, but otherwise, damn that's nice :O
If I win the lottery, I would buy this trailer in an eye blink. The only concern I have is the reliability of the air suspension. I hope you get to evaluate one.
Great job Big Truck Big RV .
Loved it! Looks like it’s going to compete well agains the other American made off road trailers. Would love more information as you get it.
If it can be towed by a 2022 Wagoneer .. Ram Power Wagon or new 2500 Rebel .. damn.. that’s my dream combo ..
This is what so many Americans have been waiting for in an RV! Quality.
That is impressive!!! That storage in the back was a very cool surprise, I kept guessing what is that until he said.
Glad your enjoying your trip to my home state.
I get that TV isnt the focus but having it across the trailer isnt the best. great unit and it looks amazing..
I'm gonna need to keep an eye out on this brand. I would need a bunk house and a massive increase in sales lol but this is what the Black Series interior SHOULD look like. Ember will need to take notes too. This is EPIC!!!!!! PLS release something that is mid-size truck friendly.
This is very interesting. I like it. It kind of reminds me of the new Embers. I will have to keep an eye on these.
I’ve seen some overland trailers reaching up to $160,000.00 so it’s no surprise this one would be in the $100,000.00 range. These companies continue to raise the bar.
I think the x195 is like $200k !? And the Bruder exp8 is $187k
130,000
Forget black series trailers… I’m shocked that palomino are making these. Very happy
Black Series are following apart. There not the same anymore. Cheap components.
Finally, a quality US build!!! 👏
I love the Ember and this is a direct competitor.
Nice to see some competition for the Aussies. The Kimberly T-Class is still top of the heap, but this first attempt from Forest River is promising. I really hope they build on this and find lots of customers.
It must cost as much as a high-end 5th wheel. It's so nice!
Dylan said it was a prototype and around $100,000 in the video.
@@andrewforte Is that the build cost or selling price?
@@Don-ev9rb sounded like the purchase price
Mind blowing! Right in line with the Roamer X, also built in USA
You said it and I agree 💯 “BEST IN SHOW “! Wow. I didn’t find anything that I don’t like about it. Interior and exterior is awesome. And yup for the amazing build quality I figured around $100k ballpark. Still an amazing unit for sure 👍👍👍👍👍
It’s happened. You found it! That’s amazing….. I can’t come up with an reason to hate on this, aside from the high price which honestly is worth it for something that robust and hardcore. Wow….. I want one lol!
Talk about a scoop! Your video is the only thing that comes up when you google "Pause RV"! This trailer is a beauty, can't wait to see it up-close and in person, was looking at moving to a truck camper, but might have to give that a rethink...
damn. That is coool. holy. !! this may be my dream trailer. .
That's the most awesome trailer I've ever seen, I want one!
Hey Jd hope you are having a great Sunday? This Palomino Pause is just awesome. I have never seen a Verlander travel trailer like this, its built like a tank. The 25 inches of clearance is awesome, you can do some great off road camping trips with this unit. I like that the propane tanks are enclosed along with the electronic tongue jack. I have never seen a rv come with 2 spare tires. It comes with a storage room on the back, I have never seen anything like this. Have you ever seen a unit with a storage room on it like this. If I was to win the lottery I would buy multiple units an give to my family and friends. Most units like this don't have a oven in them, just a cook top.
You definitely need to review that beautiful rig. And made in America.
I watch the video more than once. I really like the concept. Great job guys.
Drop whatever ever you want on it a Blavk Series that you were chicken to mention has in travel flipped over onto its side
Winch back up onto its wheels and drove off no issues!
That layout is awesome! They have thought of everything. My only suggestion would be a little more storage for clothes. Otherwise, I love it!
An access to back storage from bathroom may be a good idea?
Just wish it had a place for washer dryer too
Just a washer would be great 🤔
@@whynot2532 Seems those who would be attracted to this rugged unit wouldn't put laundry at the top of their list 🤣
Game changer truly.
Amazing travel trailer! Thanks for sharing it with us!!
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I liked it well built. Just can’t get over that price he said that is more then what I paid for our 44.5 ft toy hauler. XLR Thunderbolt with 13 ft garage
Awesome trailer. Only critique would be the propane. Need more induction cooktops with whole house battery systems. Camp sites near me have begun to ban them.
I need a bunk house like this I find these are only fro couples and a dog but never for a wife and 3-4 kids. 😢
It's nice to see a manufacturer step outside the box and do things a lite differently. Most of them just see what the competition is doing and then rip off the design. Let's face it, it's a box. There are only so many layouts you can have in a rectangle.
There's no doubt that this one will be very pricey,and they probably don't expect to sell a bunch of them, but it gives them something where they don't have to get cheap to compete with every other manufacturer.
Absolutely wonderful use of outdoor space.
The sink is now a small porcelain bowl. One cabinet is missing though. There is also a hideous open space, I thought that it was meant to be a drawer space without a drawer, yet to be placed 😂 there is enough counter space with smaller sink. Two cabinets allow better storage. Avoiding cabinet war when you have two people 😂 why going drastic when they're is a need for change. Please keep the double cabinets. Do you sell demo units? I don't think I can do without the second cabinet😂😂😂 it gave me the idea to place one of Vault's safe in that space. Love the safe in unit 20.2 amazing travel trailer. Everything is perfect. Cuisine ustensiles, gear branded with your wrap design, you need to follow the line of bringing something different. The Pause needs a proper store. ❤ Add this to the business model, co Branding with loved campers, adventurers brands gear. 🎉❤
Love it.. I need one that sleeps 4!
Do we know the tank sizes yet?
This looks awesome, if they could get a king mattress, I'd get one.
I was really liking the trailer until I saw the inside and in particular the bed. There is no way of installing a better mattress as it folds over. Same reason I hate Murphy beds. I was also surprised at how little room there was. There is virtually no place to actually work in there. I get rid of the larger fridge and have more space. But it’s the bed that made it the absolute no go for me. Also the question that I would have is that if everything works off of the Garman pad and it needs Wi-Fi if you’re out in the middle of nowhere and there is no cell signal. It will be very interesting to see how they develop their product line.
All I can say is:
That’s Freaking Awesome ‼️
Thanks for sharing…
If I’m ever in the market for an Over-landing Rv… This one won’t be overlooked…. A+ Pause.!!!
OMG, WHAAAAAAAAT! This is absolutely fantastic & gorgeous I’ve have to have one. Finally a camper w/ the proper outdoor ‘paint job’. Outdoor scenery & outdoor colors, outdoor kitchen & outdoor attached garage, perfection
this is great. Looks solid and made in usa. Love the rugged looking outside with the green inside and everything you can think of on exterior and interior. can't wait to see it in person.
The hitch on the BS is a polyblock which is a copy of the Treg from South Africa
I'd take a smaller fridge so I could have a pantry.
Finally they're starting to do it in the US!
You have got to do a hands on review. That camper is amazing! Need to know the tank sizes, length and gvwr.
76 gallon water tank, 30 gallon black & 30 gallon grey tanks! 20’ body length, a little over 7000 dry weight/8400 gvwr
That is a wow but to why i'm commenting. JD you my man need to put that Super Man cape on sir, we all are in awe of you, fly up here to Detwa cover the auto show have a heart attack, head home, have a few stints installed .head up to Elkhart for the RV show, make it back to Texas for the State Fair and do your usual professional thing , Interview Andre & Nathan at the end of the show, dude they say things are bigger in Texas but there aint none bigger than you except possibly Mrs JD, Have you given her a heart attack yet, she must be a gem, take care. Doug
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wow this is great. loved the shower and bathroom. only thing i would change is a regular bed and a fireplace
Overland Expo East is at Arrington, VA this week, Oct 7-9. My favorites, the Kimberly Kruiser series, will be there. It is not American made, and while the top-end T-class model is luxuriously expensive (well north of $150K) , it can carry 98 gallons of water, has no need for a black tank, and can be equipped with a small washing machine.
I would love one of those behind my Defender
100% love this! But it's more glamperlander than overlander.
WOW!!!!!!! That thing is awesome. This would be perfect for me I archery elk and deer hunt. And this would be great to take up into the mountain's.
You definitely got the scoop on this new offering. There's not even anything about it on the Palomino website (or anywhere else). Do you what brand the suspension is? I couldn't tell from the video.
7000lbs!! 😮 surprisingly heavy for that little trailer. Takes it out of most half tons when loaded up
Quality ain’t light bud.
Rivited aluminium frame will go to shit off road specially that A-frame, would've been better off with a 2"x2" box section frame then 6"x3" A-frame that runs down to the suspension and you will have the same ground clearance and a wider frame.
Those "rock sliders" that sit higher then the frame and the wheels and wheel archbsit further out means that will do sweet F/A apart from take up payload.
The propane bottles are tougher then that van but you put them behind a thin sheet of alloy to be pelted by rocks...cool.
Look at the black series frame vs this frame and look at the inside width compared to this due to this rv having the wheels outside of the frame marking the inside alot skinnier.
Those axles won't last on corrugations due to the axles being bolted to the suspension arms, there is a reason us aussies have a fully welded swing arm/axle stub.
That much storage on the rear of the RV is asking for sway due to being rear heavy.
Black series aren't that popular in the AUS for being offroad compared to other brands (zone RV, titanium, JB caravans, Vacationer, and many others)
This reaks of americans trying to one up Australian ingenuity but failing to meet the mark by alot to be form over function.
Awesome RV, I like it!
I love it. Its perfect! Love love love the outside kitchen
I like this one a lot! 😍
Soo unless the trailer blows over .. w/ hurricane winds .. you’re fine parking & sleeping by a bottom of a cliff.. (where rocks may fall down on the trailer). .
I really like this trailer. American made is good! As cool as the Australian, China trailer is the fact that it’s made in China is a deal killer. They really have ticked every box!
Agree. I'm surprised at how many adventure trailers that have Chinese manufacturing. The brands using China never seem to advertise that. I have found that if a manufacturer doesn't mention build location, it is probably made in China.
You are right about they Irving the Australians a run for their money.
White this one is not at the same pricepoint, it makes me remember the Bruder.
This 20.3 is great. With that big fridge and 75 gals of fresh water, people could boondock for 3 weeks if there a dump facility nearby.
I watched the RV Miles video and he showdased the 20.2. I assume it will be a separate video on this channel. The 20.2 is perfect for outdoorsmen. Two locking doors and options for a combination of fishing rod holders and/or long gun rack and it will be perfect. The outside kitchen is impressive too.
From the RV Miles video I heard they will have a bunkhouse version too. I really like that these are rugged but you will not miss the home comforts.
If you can get some specs, please post them at the beginning of the video like Josh the RV nerd. Most of a potential buyers considerations can be addressed in a spec sheet.
This may be my next unit it looks amazing can’t wait for them to be available
If they made a basic structure for the bed of a pickup truck with that material (and built in rails for installing large solar panels on top). An over cab bed, windows, motion sensor lights n cameras that double as security.
I think Id have gone with a deeper and rectangular kitchen sink with a board over for cutting/counter space. I agree with others, go smaller on bathroom sink for more storage. *Maybe have a mini pull out - tall deep but narrow (like they have in kitchens for canned goods?) But small scale for a 'medicine chest'? Easier to access than trying to find stuff in deep dark cabinets in a corner behind a toilet.
Especially hard for us verically challenged! 😉
This unit is the overlanders ritz!!!! Homerun for forrest river!!
Impressive would be an understatement.
Love seeing something unusual and unique.
Awesome ! I would love to own this one, it definitely caught my eye !
This is beautiful
That’s nice. Thanks for the video!
Love it except would rather have slimmer fridge with slide-out pantry next to it
Awesome overlander trailer. You need to evaluate this one for sure.