Meet the stand-up Runaway Camper - the “Rouser”
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- Опубликовано: 19 апр 2019
- PLEASE NOTE: Runaway Campers now have brand new FIBERGLASS Composite 2020 campers - no wood from now on in Runaway Campers!
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We now own the 2020 Runaway RangeRunner fiberglass composite model!
Charles Moman introduces you to the 6x8x6 stand-up Rouser Camper made by Runaway Campers of Summerfield, Florida. I am not an employee of Runaway Campers and I am not paid to make these videos.
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Just saw on Facebook they announced these are coming back. Looks like I found my camper.
I feel like looking at one finally! Thank you!!!!
I enjoy watching all of your videos and thank you so much for all the great information you've given us. I really like the rouser and range runner. You really should be working for them because you not only make great videos but you provide very wonderful information for their product which inspires everyone to consider these as a future purchase! I nominate Charles as the Spokesperson for Runaway!
Oh, you want me to be the "Mandy Lea (from NuCamp)" of Runaway? She is better looking! : )
@@charlesmoman I just appreciate everything that you and your lovely wife are providing for us about the Runaway. Your presentations are well done!
I really like that! Looks easy to pull & park too!
I love this model! Can't wait to check one out in person! Thanks for the tour....love your videos!
Great job you two crazy kids.
Finally! Lol!
A viewing on your excellent channel! These little standup gems are what so many wanted. Well, here it is! Come and get it! 😁👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
The CoolCamp 4x8 and RangeRunner 6x8 way far outsell the Rouser by huge numbers, but for some, the Rouser is a perfect fit. And thanks for watching! More to come.
Charles Moman Could be that many folks haven’t heard of the Rouser. Runaway doesn’t have it in it’s web page. I told them about it and I don’t believe they have added it. I could be wrong. They told me three months ago that they had only sold 14 in almost two years. Told them they need to update their web page.
Ok. I am not part of the Runaway business - so folks need to call them with questions or concerns. Good people to talk to.
@@SuperDeut4 For sure, more would know about it if the Rouser was on their website, but I am quite certain it will never approach the sales of the CoolCamp, RangeRunner or Venturist. Not even close. Runaway's biggest advantage are the small, nimble, light and inexpensive camper trailers they make. There are other choices out there, but most - when compared properly (standard features included) cost more than Runaway and/or take a long time to get delivery. And if you look at the many beautiful custom teardrops out there, their prices often are double, triple and quadruple the Runaway prices. But some are just simply works of art, hence the much much higher cost.
Great little get away camper.
Some really nice window awnings are available on Amazon. They are called Lazy Roll.
Lots of great modification possibilities out there - I have gone with ARB awnings - whatever works!
Looks awesome 👌 Thanks for sharing
This is perfect for me. Like I would add the cabinets for storage and add bed risers for additional under the bed storage and then add a mini fridge to have food and a the plug in stove top to cook food
I don't suggest cooking inside even if it's a hot plate. Maybe a mini microwave. I see a lot of buyers have small flat screen TVs too. Best to cook outside. Camping.
A small gas grill only on rainy days.
SWEET!
Nice video. You've got a great video presence. You could host a show where you guys take your camper and visit different sites.
Thanks - I enjoy doing them. I am a retired elementary music teacher - so I am used to talking! : ) We are actually going to be doing that with our new "Moment by Moman" channel, plus on FaceBook and Instagram. We have not gone camping yet much, since starting MBM up. Be watching for that here and on the Moment by Moman channel.
You should do singing on the product in your videos!! Marketing use it in advertising often.
It would be interesting if they would let you tow two empty ones, tall and regular, with the same vehicle to see what the gas mileage difference is.
I could pose that question on one of the Runaway Owner FB pages because I bet someone has owned both of them. I will check on that.
@@charlesmomancommon sense would tell you the smaller one would be more efficient. More drag with the stand up model. I will have to deal with more gasoline to get rid of motels. I'm not happy not getting my deposit back we don't take or destroy things. Baymont is the guilty chain. 73
Thanks for taking the time to do all models? Do they make a model bigger than this called the Wave?
TLeacher No longer. It was so non-standard compared to the other models. It really disrupted production, but the Rouser is a tall RangeRunner and works better.
Funny thing, Is stopped in at the Florida location a few years ago with money in my hand ready to buy one, and the guy on duty said I had to go thru a dealer in my home state. So, I bought something else.
Like all builds you must order the trailer. That's probably why they have it set up that way. I'm waiting until I get an idea how my setup is going to be before I set one up to order. 73
I am converting a 6x12 enclosed motorcycle trailer into a toy hauler. I will never even come close to the $7000 price tag of this camper and am enjoying doing it myself. I might end up with $4k max when I am done.
Dave Good for you. I would never be interested in the Rouser. We like our 6x8 2020 fiberglass Runaway RangeRunner. Be safe.
Charles Moman , this video showed up in my feed, and a video series I was watching was a person who went from a runaway to building his own from a cargo trailer. I was just shocked by the price. I have to have 6 feet tall for my motorcycles. They can fit in 5 foot tall, but the ramp doors are steeper. There is something out there for everyone.
Yeah and you definitely will need a truck to hall that heavy trailer. I will cry once but not really runaway is a good investment and cost saving in the long run. 73
@@ronb6182 , well it has been four years and I enjoyed the build as well as all the trips I have done with my motorcycles. About 120 nights in it so far.
So you are saying the inside dimensions not outside dimensions are 72 inches by 96 inches and the hight is 72 inches in the center. I'm trying to find if this model would suit my wife and I. We are both over weight somewhat I'm about 6' 1" so I don't know or decided the bed arrangement. I thought about making it an L shape to make more floor space. Thanks for posting this video. 73
Please call Runaway and ask about the dimensions. It is now made of fiberglass - no wood - so the dimensions may be slightly different. (352) 775-1767
@@charlesmoman better yet I would like to visit their location and see their in process builds. I
Like what I see. 73
Charles, I don't see this model on Runaway's website. Do you know what gives?
Patrick There should updates coming about the Slice and Rouser. Call the sales office.
Thank you sir for the quick reply. Your videos are down to earth, informative, and very well produced, thanks for them too!
I found a cargo trailer 6x10 with 6 ft ceiling weighs 900 lbs for 2995$. Way more aerodynamic
Great! They no longer make this model.
@@charlesmoman Their FB update indicates they may be coming back with these. Still not certain though.
@@timothymartin6434 I just saw that - it looks like the original Rouser but it would be fiberglass/pvc composite. News to me!
@@timothymartin6434 My husband and i bought the new model it's exactly what we were looking for. The distributor where we bought ours told us many people have traded there Range runner for the Rouser.
How much is the base price on the Rouser? I don't see it on the company website.
Valerie Griner Call Runaway and ask. I think the base price of the Rouser is around $7,000, but I am not sure. I do not work for them and I am not paid by them. They need to add it to their website. Yes. They are not big sellers compared to the CoolCamp and RangeRunner. Not even close. At. All. Some think it is what “everyone”’will now want, but they are simply misinformed. The lower models are the “standard “ models that really sell well. I personally am not interested in something that tall. Options are good though.
@@charlesmoman Ever since they came out with the new Rouser model with the composite panels the distributor where i bought mine said many people have traded their range runners for the Rouser because they like being able to stand up in it.
Doesn't seem to be on their website yet. Do you know the price?
Actually, I don't offhand - just give Daniel a call in sales - he is happy to help you out. 352-509-1260
I do not work for Runaway and I am not paid by them for these personal project videos. You may notice that I still am not monetizing my videos - no ads!
$7,000.00
I hope you see this, would you pull this with an suv tow rating of 3,500 pounds?
I would think that would not be a problem - call Runaway for the best advice. Be safe!
I bet my Hyundai Santa Fe sport could pull this trailer. 73
I'm 6' 3" what have you got planned for me?
Thanks for watching. First of all - I am not part of Runaway or am I even paid by them. I believe they decided to build a taller camper trailer because some wanted a taller space or have mobility issues or some reason I do not know and you would need to ask them. They decided to stay with the same chassis size of 6x8 - same as their very popular 6x8 RangeRunner to not let a new model totally disrupt their production line. They had a taller one before - the Wav that was very off standard for them and it was a pain. So they stayed with the 6x8 and simply added a coupe of feet for height. Sure they could make a taller one, I suppose, but they cannot make versions for everyone. If it will not work for you, there are a LOT of other choices out there - some build their own and that is great too. But I see my Runaway 4x8 as a sleeping cabin - it is not an RV or should it be viewed and compared as one. The Rouser works for many, but even taller folks love it, because - except for walking in or making getting dressed - they are sleeping or sitting in it. SO the height is not a big deal. Happy shopping!
I would love to use this on my travling
What's the black thing on the roof?
An awning - an option anyone can add on.
These are hard to find. Plan to sell anytime? ☺️
I do not own one - this was at their sales lot. No longer being made.
This model is not shown on their website at all.
Yep. I cannot tell you why they do not list it there. They make and sell them still, but not in huge numbers. Maybe call them and ask.
March 2021 and still not on their website! 🤔
Runaway changed the construction of their campers to fiberglass/pvc panels. We have the #001 model of the 6x8 RangeRunner . . . and we have decided to sell it because we are nearing the finish on our 2018 Ford Transit van conversion. Runaway was under no obligation to convert all models, but recently they gave an announcement with a blurred photo that obviously was showing a Rouser model. So the fiberglass version appears to be coming - maybe this spring. I have not been told anything about it, but if it is released I likely will run to Florida to do a new video about it. Runaway will have their own video too.
You could put bunkbed in😆
I have seen a couple of owners actually make a sort of bunk bed in a RangeRunner for kids! True. Story!
Do they make these anymore?
I am not part of Runaway Campers. But if you look at their website, you will see that it is not listed, so apparently the answer is no. Just call the sales office and ask if they have any plans to make it. I seriously doubt they will ever make them again, but you might be able to find a used one. Good luck shopping.
Why don't they offer this model ant longer?
I am not part of the company, but I would guess that they really dd not sell that many and it certainly interrupts their normal production line since it is non-standard compared to the 4x8 and 6x8. But again, I cannot and do not speak for the company - just my guess. Used ones do pop up now and then.
Should put a V nose on this!
I am not part of this company, I just make videos about their campers and I am friends with the owner and his family. Not a bad idea, however. I personally have no interest in this model. My wife and I own the 4x8 model and love it - light, minimal and a great sleeping box on wheels and no more sleeping on the ground! Take care. Thanks for watching.
I wish I would have purchased this instead of the Range Runner.
Now that makes it more user friendly. Lived outside Seymour early 2000s, hated it. Soon last one graduated, moved outta state! Happy travels.
I have lived in Seymour since 1973 and still love it, but not every place works for everyone. Not to argue - but I am not sure I would agree with the "more user friendly" phrase. I know you mean it is easier to enter the camper because it is taller, yes. But for most of us, we have the 4x8 and 6x8 models and they are "more user friendly" for us because they are so easy to tow and move around. And they do not hit our gas mileage like any larger camper does. Too many folks (not saying you Lynne) compare these campers to an RV, but these are not RVs - they are a sleeping boxes and for my wife and I perfect for that purpose. We do not want or need a big living room, hitch and bathroom on wheels and I would not want to tow anything bigger - but many have those needs - so a Runaway or similar camper will never meet their needs. So, in other words, to each his own - "user friendly" has a different meaning for each person obviously. Thanks for watching!
@@charlesmoman Totally agree, I just can't move around on knees or hunched over, plus claustrophobic! As for IN, can't do all the flat land. So moved somewhere flat but with a beach! 😎
@@lynnenanavanr8009 Yep, I tell people in some of my Runaway videos, that if they have mobility issues they should look at the Rouser or a more standard RV maybe. What I like about the Runaways, is they are not as claustrophobic as some of the teardrops I have seen. I mean some of them are crazy teeny with a low ceiling, where the Runaway, with the square shape have much more headroom. But even with that, it is not enough for some and I fully understand. We live in southern Indiana, so we have hills! : ) And we have kids that live near the beach in CA, and the mountains in CO and WA. So we can get our beach and mountain fixes when we visit them! Winning! All the best.
Life long Hoosier from Indy and I have to say southern Indiana is beautiful. Whenever someone comes to visit us from the southwest(think Texas) the first thing they usually say is how green it is here. But to each his own I guess.
Can this fit in Garage
Not ours - call Runaway for the current specs. They now have a fiberglass version.
Just a bed. No kitchen?
KMF Absolutely. It is a wonderful tent replacement and most cook outdoors. I own the 2020 6x8 which works better for us. Personally this model does not appeal to me at all.
@@charlesmoman what is the cost
@@KMF3 I do not know the current price - I am not part of Runaway - call their sales office.352-509-1260
Some do build a kitchen inside. Basic trailer camper - now they are all fiberglass - no wood. Some people DO add a kitchen on their own. Most want a simple starting point and then they decide how much to spend on additions/modifications. Check out my newer videos about our new 2020 RangeRunner and the additions I made.
@@charlesmoman can you just tell me what you paid
5' 10" at the highest point seems designed to be *just* too small for the average American male. Did you guys seriously not bother to give this any thought?
First - I am not a part of Runaway Campers. I do not work for them or am I paid by them. The typical Runaway Camper that they are selling VERY well - is like a teardrop, but more like a square drop, with more headroom and space than most teardrops. A lot. They made this for those who just could not crawl in or just wanted more space. These are mot RVs, but should be looked at more as sleeping cabins - so standing all the time is not an issue. So . . . this works perfectly - even if they are over 5'10" because they are normally sitting or sleeping and the less than 6' ceiling is not a major issue. If it is not OK for someone, that is fine and there are many other choices out there. Some Rouser owners are previous Runaway owners who just wanted the stand up version. Take care. Even the TABS - that cost a LOT more, really are not super tall either. Find what works and your are golden.
Don't be such a whiney baby