This is way too big of a trailer for our needs, but I can't help to LOVE THIS THING! Winnebago knocked it out of the park, I could just about care less about any other feature on this trailer after seeing how they included a DESK!!!! About frickin' time RV makers! (Yeah, I know others have done this...but Winnebago has done it best). The other thing I love the rear kitchen and breakfast bar....LOVE IT! I'd trade my house for one of these. Once again Uncle Josh, you have knocked it out of the park with your review.
You make these reviews a treat! I love the "little kid, mischievous look" when something pleases you and the "eye rolling, what the heck look" when something is not right! Totally immersive and honest reviews. Thanks Josh! (you had me laughing out loud when you did the mirror doubletake, lol)
I love it. I wish it was shorter, but I love it. They got the idea! That desk just needs a preborred hole in the back and power supply built into the back both above and below the desk below the window rather than off to the side.
Back in 2001 we had a Fleetwood Mallard 39D TT with an office in the front and super slide for the couch and dinette. It had a mid bathroom with a washer and dryer combo. Slide out for the bed and the rear wall was all closet. Had a built in 9 drawer dresser and rear entry door. We bought it to live in, not travel so rented space on private property. Best floor plan ever.
OMG this is near perfect. desk is the winner and that kitchen is awesome. love the barstools and bar. and the table for the sofa,....yeah bdrm and bathroom could use some tweaking. I like a little more counter top space in bathroom and yep..those cabinets on side of bed would knock my lights out. i am automatically clumsy. oh and FINALLY not a fifth wheel.
I love how you cover every single point, in such an entertaining way! Brother this is an outstanding unit, 7' ceilings, and if someone needs food durning the trip, invest in a 95ltr fridge/freezer in the front storage, done!!!!! In a Canadian winter, this would be put to task, and yes, I volunteer!!!! Now think about this, how about eleminate the black tank, Laveo toilet would be a perfect fit, and maybe, just maybe, more fresh water?????? Thank you brother, very good job, as usual!!!!!
Wow. This couple’s travel trailer is about as perfect as you can make one. I love that desk for on the road office work. Amazing kitchen appliances, ❤ for the refrigerator. We would equip this trailer with two A/C s if it doesn’t come that way from the factory. We would like to park this trailer in the woods and enjoy life.
Winnebago nailed it with the desk/mini office area. I can totally see me, my better half and our 2 fur children in this rig. Your reviews are priceless and are really appreciated. And the 2024 RV's you're vlogging about keep getting better and better as far as creative functionality goes. Sign of the times? I'm guessing you might say, yes.
2024 is going to see a BURST of creativity. MFGs have been PLANNING new models for 2-3 years but couldn't BUILD new models during that time since their production was overwhelmed. Now they have time to get those ideas out there
Shorten this a bit, swap the fridge and stove location for better snacktastic availability, take out the extra theater seats leave the fold out couch and desk, add bedside power plugs and side open above bed cabinet doors making it 1/2 ton towable and this would be on the short list!!! Winnebago you are sooo close to what I want!!❤
Winnebago used to have enclosed storage over the beds with earlier Voyages (we have them in our 2021 2427RB). I think they took them out for cost savings.
I have to agree with you on this one, they missed the mark on the bedroom big time. id personally add another slideout for the bedroom and make it east, west layout( its already lengthy and heavy) and have much more storage. This Rv has a very extended stay feeling, but lacks the necessities for it to be such.
Like this layout. If I was to use this for traveling vs destination, I would actually like to completely remove the camp side slide. Maybe swap the frig and stove for better travel access
personally i'd put the sink where the wardrobe is and just make the space above that shelf/ cabinet space and have a door similar to the main bedroom door leading from the wall section at the other side against where the sink will be. but that's just me.
Love that office and kitchen, except the slide/fridge issue. Every time I'd see the opposing sofas, I'd see a missed opportunity. I'm sure it works for large families, but don't make much sense for most couples.
But it’s great for late night card games. So nice for part year living. I’m a little concerned about fridge and kitchen access on the road. But this would be a great long term getaway.
@cindyfavorite195 about the card games. I didn't mention it but I love dinettes for playing cards. What on this RV or one with opposing sofas (that are for apart with no table in between) works for card games? Maybe I'm missing something.
I would like to see this version with a dinette where the chairs/stools are. We don't need two lounge pieces. We prefer a table to eat on, and for cards/games/hobbies etc.
@@60Airflyte I think I missed it, looks like the open area would be in for a card table, and in review of the floor plan, it seems a little overcrowded with cushy furniture. We have a bench couch and long table that stands where we need it and chairs.
I'd like to see a short lip at the edge of the bar top overlooking the two living room seats. It's easy to imagine spills going forward and onto those seats. A short lip could help all by the most robust spills from becoming a waterfall over the edge and onto the seats in front.
Very nice layout! We eat at the couch, so ne need for a dinette. Love the desk!!! Definitely needs a queen mattress, standard. When we stop to eat,etc., we carry a cooler and stop at rest area bathrooms (It's the way I was raised) Beautiful rig!
I don’t understand how anyone would use “road mode” in their buying decision. I’m now in my third travel trailer. We’ve stopped for lunch many times while on the road. If your slide is in the way of your refrigerator just push the button and open it. Yes, you can open the slide without putting down your stabilizer jacks and your trailer won’t tip over. Anyway, what’s the rush? Most times, we stop for lunch at a rest area. Find a spot to park, put the stabilizer jacks out, open the slides and chill out with sandwiches and cold drinks. Stretch your legs and walk the dogs. As far as sleeping goes, I think anyone who can afford this trailer and the 3/4 ton truck required to pull it can get a motel for the night.
@@JoshtheRVNerd Thanks for the reply and context. My take is is that you buy the trailer for the enjoyment you’ll get at the campsite. If you find one with the layout, features, specs and price that work then you’re all set. You adapt while on the road. Nice review, very informative and thorough.
WOW! A DESK! And a well executed one! Not a shoe-horned after thought. There's a lot to like here. I agree the bedroom could use some tweaks, but there's nothing I immediately went "Nope...can't do that!" For as big as it is, the cargo seemed a tad low, but I don't think that's lethal. Good stuff!
Me likes this one, uncle Josh. The kitchen feels more open without the steps. No access to the fridge is kinda a bummer, but I'd rather be able to get to the bathroom in road mode . I can always throw some drinks & snacks in a cooler. The bedroom needs some drawers for socks & undies and such, but a couple of baskets could sole that. Overall very nice.
The bedroom could use some cabinets where that shelf is located, and outlets up towards the "headboard" area, as you noted. However, I suspect this is in their upper range model series, and I would like to see solid surface countertops. I despise thermofoil countertops.
There’s nothing to dislike about this one. Josh as far as frig access in road, just get a cooler that’s 12V problem solved. You definitely need a three quarter ton or one ton with HD tow package for this one. Great job as usual
We have had our Voyage for three years and still absolutely love it. This new one is awesome too but feel it is lacking the excellent storage and or pantry space of some of the other models.
Exactly what we need. I think a pop up power tower would be great in the kitchen and on the desk. Now, if the kiddo would hurry up and graduate and move out.😂
lol my mother always told me I was welcome to stay as long as I wanted. Then one day she showed up to the house with an 8x24 cargo trailer and told me "it's time to FLY Raven FLY!"
As a work from home warrior I love this but - can you option file storage into those desk drawers? They don't look big enough to hold standard file folders.
Love it has W/D & desk and floor plan. But it's too heavy for my truck. 😫 It would be a great destination trailer but add a D/W!!! garbage can pull out is cool but should be by the sink/prep area.
Too big for me but really nice floorplan. Very well thought out. Even if you are not working while camping that desk is awesome and useful. No access to fridge during travel is not a big deal to me. I drive to my destination and stay for 2 weeks.
I like almost all of it, we would like the bigger oven, and it to bad you can't get to the fridge without put the slide out, just have to stop where you can if you need to.
I agree with you about the prep space in the kitchen but when the kitchen is on the rear of the unit, it bounces everything around. The refer will have stuff everywhere when you get to your location. When stopped, its great. When traveling, plan ahead so nothing gets broke.
I really like it, the fridg, it looks like an arm can sneak in to get a beverage when on the road. Maybe make the desk a tad shorter and add a top to floor, 12-15” wide storage unit.
Wow! They've really put a lot if thought into tgis one. I'm impressed. The rear kitchen is done perfectly. Maybe offer a slightly larger refrigerator, as an optional upgrade. Not being able to get to it with the slide closed isn't s big deal. You could just as well pack a small cooler with food for tge road trip; and leave it un an accessible area. I like tge living area just tge way it is, too. If someone wants to get picky, maybe offer different colour tones throughout the RV (as an option). That desk is a great idea, too! There again, they might also offer an optional desk that can be adjusted for sitting, or standing at different heights. A lot of newer office buildings are equipped with those types of desks to encourage standing, rather than always sitting, but they're equally suited for either; and whether you're above average in height (like moi), normal or undertall, you can be comfortable working at that desk. 😋👍 The sound dampening material is well thought out! I'm certain that it dampens the sound from the TV sufficiently to make a difference to anyone who might be sleeping in tge bedroom. With the TV mounted on that wall, the bathroom probably amplifies sound in a similar manner to putting a cup against the wall and placing your ear on tge bottom of tge cup. The bathroom is fine as it is. Spacious enough, without taking up too much of the living/sleeping spacing, while remaining functionally appropriate. The bedroom seems somewhat spartan, but I think it's a great start. I can't put my finger on any single point, but I think that they could offer optional choices/upgrades here. I would immediately go for the King mattress, which they already offer (I believe). Sunce they iffer solar, it would be worth maximizing the number of panels, because you'd want to keep those batteries fully charged. Every bit helps with all tge electronic devices we use these days. You're right about not wanting to tow this baby with a ½ ton. It would be swaying and fish tailing; and before you know it, the truck would end up being flipped over. A solid ¾ ton would be the minimum. I must say: I didn't expect Winnibago to come up with something like this. Well done! They need to keep this layout, moving forward; and simply fibd ways to improve it each year.
Will this come in a 5th wheel? My two cents: I’m not a fan of flip up counter top. It’s too bad they’re going in that direction. I’m also not a fan of high top bars, a table top bar would be better. I’m 5’3 and my legs dangle and then my legs go to sleep. Nobody wants their nerves to get pinched. The sharp corner cabinets at the edge of the bed is just a bad idea. I am a fan of the floor plan
great floor plan. dont see anything i would change in any way off hand.... does not need an outside kitchen with the door right there, grill right outside the door. almost like having a front and back covered porch with slide between the awnings and doors, 2 different areas to hang outside. is a bit big to travel with for my preferances i think, but no worse than any other larger unit or toy hauler especially.... given a suitable truck.... travel access, ya ok kinda sucks, but... nothing can do about it.... can still sleep and heat up something, shower etc. just may need a small portable fridge or ice chest to solve that issue, toss in outside storage until get where can access the main fridge.
Love this floor plan, a lot. I’ve seen a similar custom New Horizon with this floor plan. One thing I wish they would change is the sofa table with the weird arm. I’d rather have a free floating table that I could take outside.
The sound dampening behidng the TV will help absorb the sound from the TV so it does not reflect back.. The sound from the TV is projected out in all directions, and sound will "bounce" off the back wall, and when you hear that echo (aprx .01 seconds after the "orgianal sound") it won't be too noticeable, it will just sound like the TV has bad speakers. But too the trained ear we know it as reverb
Nice unit. I can see myself potentially buying this. Yes the kitchen cabinets squared off would make for more storage, but with this cool looking design I’m not sure it’s needed. I would however recommend a larger rear bumper so that you have a bigger step to step up onto the first ladder rung, plus I would mount the spare tire on it. Another great video Josh.
@@JoshtheRVNerd it’s a great layout. I’m not generally a 5th wheel person but the 390RK just offers so much with that elevated rear kitchen. I look at it an think it could be the perfect camper for when our kids are teens and we are starting to think about retirement and spending serious time on the road while they are in college. This one is similar and for a couple that’s on their own and needing a mobile office or with older kids that will soon be out of the house there is a LOT to like.
I think they absolutely nailed it with the desk in the camp-side slide! I do a live internet radio show two nights a week and I would LOVE to be able to do it from that desk. That layout in general rocks... although I'm wondering if they couldn't swap the stove/oven and fridge, making the fridge accessible in road mode.. don't know how doable that would be without totally reworking cabinet layout completely in the kitchen... food for thought though?
Id like to see more storage, especially in the bedroom! Winnebago just hasnt done right for the bedroom, where do you put your folded clothes? And it needs a pantry in kitchen.
As big as that trailer is, I wish I had a bigger, tail lights and it would’ve been really nice if they could have slid a camp kitchen out from underneath the kitchen cabinets
I'm always a little perplexed by travel trailers this long as opposed to just getting a fifth wheel, but I do love a big rear kitchen. It's a cool floorplan.
That's easy.. height is lower than worrying about getting under bridges with a 5th wheel. But the biggest thing is the weight, this at only 10K is way less than something else in this floorplan where it's coming in at an easy 14K plus another 3K in weight putting you at 17K. Then you have to worry about the 2500-3000 tongue weight compared to a 1200 hitch weight. So instead of being able to get a 3/4 ton truck you're now into the 1 ton truck territory with the price to match.
Outstanding design! We'll done as usual Josh! Love the shoe kick off! At 6'2 it's tough anywhere as far as beds. Love the kitchen bar, half of the reason for our '19 white hawk 29rl purchase! Plenty of room. Would have been a contender for sure!
Yup. That is perfect. Cept bedroom. Doesn't look like enough storage for clothes. And I know about that type of bed. Sucks to make it. Sucks to get on it. Couldn't image another person trying to get off at night if on other side from door.
This is way too big of a trailer for our needs, but I can't help to LOVE THIS THING! Winnebago knocked it out of the park, I could just about care less about any other feature on this trailer after seeing how they included a DESK!!!! About frickin' time RV makers! (Yeah, I know others have done this...but Winnebago has done it best).
The other thing I love the rear kitchen and breakfast bar....LOVE IT! I'd trade my house for one of these.
Once again Uncle Josh, you have knocked it out of the park with your review.
My pleasure! Enjoy 😊
Gotta say I like the angled counter and cabinet.
Price
So do I, I would suggest they don't change it!!!
The quality of craftmanship!! No weird wall paper seams etc. The caulking looks amazing. The color scheme is perfect... they did a reallly nice job.
Love this layout! Agree completely with the bedroom needs help, #1 is to get rid of those dangerous concussion cabinets! Those are deal breakers.
Thank you for watching!
Wow sharp decoration!! Liking the dark lower cabinets and the tv wall !! Great job!!
Thank you! Cheers!
You make these reviews a treat! I love the "little kid, mischievous look" when something pleases you and the "eye rolling, what the heck look" when something is not right! Totally immersive and honest reviews. Thanks Josh! (you had me laughing out loud when you did the mirror doubletake, lol)
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Totally agree!!!!;
I love it. I wish it was shorter, but I love it. They got the idea! That desk just needs a preborred hole in the back and power supply built into the back both above and below the desk below the window rather than off to the side.
Smart. I like that
Yes! Desk and chair. Nice lay out.
Thanks for the video, Josh. Great floor plan on this one.
Glad you liked it!
Very nice!
I like the dark lowers and ENT. center. 👍👍👍
Thank you for sharing
The only things I’d like to see is a wardrobe slide in the bedroom and a pantry. A wardrobe slide would give more room for a bigger shower too
Back in 2001 we had a Fleetwood Mallard 39D TT with an office in the front and super slide for the couch and dinette. It had a mid bathroom with a washer and dryer combo. Slide out for the bed and the rear wall was all closet. Had a built in 9 drawer dresser and rear entry door. We bought it to live in, not travel so rented space on private property. Best floor plan ever.
Love this one Josh. Perfect Snow Bird RV.
Glad you like it!
Love the wfh desk! Really enables a dedicated remote work area. Also LOVE the kitchen/stadium seat layout. Voyage RV shows attention to details.
Love it. Love it. Love it.
I want something like this in a 5th wheel !!!!
I love this camper! I’m claustrophobic so bedside windows would be nice!
Ty!
Should put the fridge in the slide so it's still accessible and move the to the back away from the corner so it's still usable.
There's enough room for a bigger tv!! Yes!!
I love this floor plan!
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A Desk!!!! Love it!!!
OMG this is near perfect. desk is the winner and that kitchen is awesome. love the barstools and bar. and the table for the sofa,....yeah bdrm and bathroom could use some tweaking. I like a little more counter top space in bathroom and yep..those cabinets on side of bed would knock my lights out. i am automatically clumsy. oh and FINALLY not a fifth wheel.
I liker your road mode tests. That really is a deal breaker, but man, for what it is, it is nice.
Fair enough
I dig it! I do not have a job where I can work remotely, but if I did, I definitely see the utility of this floor plan.
Yeah this could be a nice nerdoffice lol
Well lookie loo! A Darn OFFICE. Thanks , finally!
I love how you cover every single point, in such an entertaining way! Brother this is an outstanding unit, 7' ceilings, and if someone needs food durning the trip, invest in a 95ltr fridge/freezer in the front storage, done!!!!!
In a Canadian winter, this would be put to task, and yes, I volunteer!!!!
Now think about this, how about eleminate the black tank, Laveo toilet would be a perfect fit, and maybe, just maybe, more fresh water??????
Thank you brother, very good job, as usual!!!!!
My pleasure! Cheers
Wow. This couple’s travel trailer is about as perfect as you can make one. I love that desk for on the road office work. Amazing kitchen appliances, ❤ for the refrigerator. We would equip this trailer with two A/C s if it doesn’t come that way from the factory. We would like to park this trailer in the woods and enjoy life.
Yeah dual air on this size seems in order
This is it. This is the one. I want to buy this and live in it, especially with housing costs nowadays.
I absolutely 💯 love it- wish they would keep the corner cabinets as is. I’m very happy with the size.
They cranked that dinofa up to e-LEVIN!!!
I love love love this floorplan!
I would love to see some other manufacturers take on this.
LOVE IT!!! I wish this one had been released in June last year before we purchased our Voyage 2831RB.
Winnebago nailed it with the desk/mini office area. I can totally see me, my better half and our 2 fur children in this rig. Your reviews are priceless and are really appreciated. And the 2024 RV's you're vlogging about keep getting better and better as far as creative functionality goes. Sign of the times? I'm guessing you might say, yes.
2024 is going to see a BURST of creativity. MFGs have been PLANNING new models for 2-3 years but couldn't BUILD new models during that time since their production was overwhelmed.
Now they have time to get those ideas out there
I really Loved this one Josh!!
Shorten this a bit, swap the fridge and stove location for better snacktastic availability, take out the extra theater seats leave the fold out couch and desk, add bedside power plugs and side open above bed cabinet doors making it 1/2 ton towable and this would be on the short list!!! Winnebago you are sooo close to what I want!!❤
Thanks for the tips!
Winnebago used to have enclosed storage over the beds with earlier Voyages (we have them in our 2021 2427RB). I think they took them out for cost savings.
I have to agree with you on this one, they missed the mark on the bedroom big time. id personally add another slideout for the bedroom and make it east, west layout( its already lengthy and heavy) and have much more storage. This Rv has a very extended stay feeling, but lacks the necessities for it to be such.
Thanks for sharing!
Like this layout. If I was to use this for traveling vs destination, I would actually like to completely remove the camp side slide. Maybe swap the frig and stove for better travel access
personally i'd put the sink where the wardrobe is and just make the space above that shelf/ cabinet space and have a door similar to the main bedroom door leading from the wall section at the other side against where the sink will be. but that's just me.
Wow, this floorplan is outstanding! So functional. Love that desk location between those windows. Great work location. That rear kitchen is very nice.
Thanks so much!
Oooooo…. I like this! No, no…. I LOVE this! Beautiful couples camper!
Man, I like that desk. I'd like to see more sofas and dinettes with desks as a swaption.
yesssssssssssssss
Love that office and kitchen, except the slide/fridge issue. Every time I'd see the opposing sofas, I'd see a missed opportunity. I'm sure it works for large families, but don't make much sense for most couples.
But it’s great for late night card games. So nice for part year living. I’m a little concerned about fridge and kitchen access on the road. But this would be a great long term getaway.
@cindyfavorite195 about the card games. I didn't mention it but I love dinettes for playing cards.
What on this RV or one with opposing sofas (that are for apart with no table in between) works for card games? Maybe I'm missing something.
I would like to see this version with a dinette where the chairs/stools are. We don't need two lounge pieces. We prefer a table to eat on, and for cards/games/hobbies etc.
@@60Airflyte I think I missed it, looks like the open area would be in for a card table, and in review of the floor plan, it seems a little overcrowded with cushy furniture. We have a bench couch and long table that stands where we need it and chairs.
I'd like to see a short lip at the edge of the bar top overlooking the two living room seats. It's easy to imagine spills going forward and onto those seats. A short lip could help all by the most robust spills from becoming a waterfall over the edge and onto the seats in front.
That's a great idea
Beautiful. If I could go that large, this would be it!
Totally fair. this thing is massive lol
Love the couples camper with NO dinette
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Very nice layout! We eat at the couch, so ne need for a dinette. Love the desk!!! Definitely needs a queen mattress, standard.
When we stop to eat,etc., we carry a cooler and stop at rest area bathrooms (It's the way I was raised)
Beautiful rig!
Thanks so much! 😊
I don’t understand how anyone would use “road mode” in their buying decision. I’m now in my third travel trailer. We’ve stopped for lunch many times while on the road.
If your slide is in the way of your refrigerator just push the button and open it. Yes, you can open the slide without putting down your stabilizer jacks and your trailer won’t tip over.
Anyway, what’s the rush? Most times, we stop for lunch at a rest area. Find a spot to park, put the stabilizer jacks out, open the slides and chill out with sandwiches and cold drinks. Stretch your legs and walk the dogs.
As far as sleeping goes, I think anyone who can afford this trailer and the 3/4 ton truck required to pull it can get a motel for the night.
Everyone camps differently. it's not really on my personal "gotta have" list but for some folks it's a big deal.
@@JoshtheRVNerd Thanks for the reply and context. My take is is that you buy the trailer for the enjoyment you’ll get at the campsite. If you find one with the layout, features, specs and price that work then you’re all set. You adapt while on the road.
Nice review, very informative and thorough.
WOW! A DESK! And a well executed one! Not a shoe-horned after thought. There's a lot to like here. I agree the bedroom could use some tweaks, but there's nothing I immediately went "Nope...can't do that!" For as big as it is, the cargo seemed a tad low, but I don't think that's lethal. Good stuff!
Agreed
This is nice that's what needs to be done right there 😃 I also think that it makes it look a whole lot bigger good job Josh!!!
Thank you for watching!
So close but definitely needs some more tweaking. Like it when it's open but love on the bedroom some & maybe some other rethinking.
Absolutely the Best!
Me likes this one, uncle Josh. The kitchen feels more open without the steps. No access to the fridge is kinda a bummer, but I'd rather be able to get to the bathroom in road mode . I can always throw some drinks & snacks in a cooler. The bedroom needs some drawers for socks & undies and such, but a couple of baskets could sole that. Overall very nice.
TY!
I would suggest moving the refrigerator over to the other side so that it's accessible when you stop at rest stops.
I watched this again and love this TT even more.
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Very nice floorplan. Perfect for working on the road.
The bedroom could use some cabinets where that shelf is located, and outlets up towards the "headboard" area, as you noted. However, I suspect this is in their upper range model series, and I would like to see solid surface countertops. I despise thermofoil countertops.
Like angle on the counter top and cabinet. Would like to get the larger stove/oven
Like to see this floor plan in a 5th wheel. Like it.
Try something like this ruclips.net/video/5ceiIObyVG8/видео.html
I love this layout but I would trade the desk for a shoe storage cabinet.
There’s nothing to dislike about this one. Josh as far as frig access in road, just get a cooler that’s 12V problem solved. You definitely need a three quarter ton or one ton with HD tow package for this one. Great job as usual
Wow awesome. TY
I like this Floor Plan
We have had our Voyage for three years and still absolutely love it. This new one is awesome too but feel it is lacking the excellent storage and or pantry space of some of the other models.
Ty for sharing!
Very nice. I can definitely see why you like it so much. Love the desk option.
I do as well
Bro ! That’s an awesome trailer , the layout is really cool 😎 , cheers 🍻 .
Thanks 👍
Exactly what we need. I think a pop up power tower would be great in the kitchen and on the desk. Now, if the kiddo would hurry up and graduate and move out.😂
lol my mother always told me I was welcome to stay as long as I wanted.
Then one day she showed up to the house with an 8x24 cargo trailer and told me "it's time to FLY Raven FLY!"
As a work from home warrior I love this but - can you option file storage into those desk drawers? They don't look big enough to hold standard file folders.
Our local team members could get you some pics. I thought I opened them in my storage section
Maybe the foam is so you can't HEAR Fajita Friday?
Really like this floorplan. Loose the desk slide. Agree with bedroom ideas.
I’m 6-7” this may be it I like it
Love it has W/D & desk and floor plan. But it's too heavy for my truck. 😫 It would be a great destination trailer but add a D/W!!! garbage can pull out is cool but should be by the sink/prep area.
Too big for me but really nice floorplan. Very well thought out.
Even if you are not working while camping that desk is awesome and useful.
No access to fridge during travel is not a big deal to me. I drive to my destination and stay for 2 weeks.
Fair enough!
A great concept. Especially if you work away from home
Literal home.. away from home lol
I like almost all of it, we would like the bigger oven, and it to bad you can't get to the fridge without put the slide out, just have to stop where you can if you need to.
I agree with you about the prep space in the kitchen but when the kitchen is on the rear of the unit, it bounces everything around. The refer will have stuff everywhere when you get to your location. When stopped, its great. When traveling, plan ahead so nothing gets broke.
Yeah really best used AT destinations
I really like it, the fridg, it looks like an arm can sneak in to get a beverage when on the road. Maybe make the desk a tad shorter and add a top to floor, 12-15” wide storage unit.
Wow! They've really put a lot if thought into tgis one. I'm impressed.
The rear kitchen is done perfectly. Maybe offer a slightly larger refrigerator, as an optional upgrade. Not being able to get to it with the slide closed isn't s big deal. You could just as well pack a small cooler with food for tge road trip; and leave it un an accessible area.
I like tge living area just tge way it is, too. If someone wants to get picky, maybe offer different colour tones throughout the RV (as an option). That desk is a great idea, too! There again, they might also offer an optional desk that can be adjusted for sitting, or standing at different heights. A lot of newer office buildings are equipped with those types of desks to encourage standing, rather than always sitting, but they're equally suited for either; and whether you're above average in height (like moi), normal or undertall, you can be comfortable working at that desk. 😋👍
The sound dampening material is well thought out! I'm certain that it dampens the sound from the TV sufficiently to make a difference to anyone who might be sleeping in tge bedroom. With the TV mounted on that wall, the bathroom probably amplifies sound in a similar manner to putting a cup against the wall and placing your ear on tge bottom of tge cup.
The bathroom is fine as it is. Spacious enough, without taking up too much of the living/sleeping spacing, while remaining functionally appropriate.
The bedroom seems somewhat spartan, but I think it's a great start. I can't put my finger on any single point, but I think that they could offer optional choices/upgrades here. I would immediately go for the King mattress, which they already offer (I believe).
Sunce they iffer solar, it would be worth maximizing the number of panels, because you'd want to keep those batteries fully charged. Every bit helps with all tge electronic devices we use these days.
You're right about not wanting to tow this baby with a ½ ton. It would be swaying and fish tailing; and before you know it, the truck would end up being flipped over. A solid ¾ ton would be the minimum.
I must say: I didn't expect Winnibago to come up with something like this. Well done! They need to keep this layout, moving forward; and simply fibd ways to improve it each year.
Yeah, this one really was a stand out surprise. I really like it.
Hey Josh, you didn't mention the low speakers on the side. They are kind of far apart though.
Great layout. Would love a desk option with drawers in the middle only, effectively creating places for 2 people to work side by side.
That would be cool!
Whoa, Winnebago has entered the chat! Depending on pricing this one might end up on our list for consideration.
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Nice camper, love the height inside.
I do too
Hide a bunks in the slide
Will this come in a 5th wheel?
My two cents: I’m not a fan of flip up counter top. It’s too bad they’re going in that direction.
I’m also not a fan of high top bars, a table top bar would be better. I’m 5’3 and my legs dangle and then my legs go to sleep. Nobody wants their nerves to get pinched.
The sharp corner cabinets at the edge of the bed is just a bad idea.
I am a fan of the floor plan
Winnebago not currently maki g any FW’s
great floor plan. dont see anything i would change in any way off hand.... does not need an outside kitchen with the door right there, grill right outside the door. almost like having a front and back covered porch with slide between the awnings and doors, 2 different areas to hang outside. is a bit big to travel with for my preferances i think, but no worse than any other larger unit or toy hauler especially.... given a suitable truck.... travel access, ya ok kinda sucks, but... nothing can do about it.... can still sleep and heat up something, shower etc. just may need a small portable fridge or ice chest to solve that issue, toss in outside storage until get where can access the main fridge.
I love this RV!!! 😊
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Love this floor plan, a lot. I’ve seen a similar custom New Horizon with this floor plan. One thing I wish they would change is the sofa table with the weird arm. I’d rather have a free floating table that I could take outside.
The sound dampening behidng the TV will help absorb the sound from the TV so it does not reflect back.. The sound from the TV is projected out in all directions, and sound will "bounce" off the back wall, and when you hear that echo (aprx .01 seconds after the "orgianal sound") it won't be too noticeable, it will just sound like the TV has bad speakers. But too the trained ear we know it as reverb
This thing is a beast.
and then some
Nice unit. I can see myself potentially buying this. Yes the kitchen cabinets squared off would make for more storage, but with this cool looking design I’m not sure it’s needed. I would however recommend a larger rear bumper so that you have a bigger step to step up onto the first ladder rung, plus I would mount the spare tire on it. Another great video Josh.
Ty so much
Decent kitchen storage, but no dedicated pantry. I like the lay-out but I think you're always going to be looking for a place to put your stuff.
I love it, we need more offices! But it's about 8 feet too long...
I hope we see that desk swaption in more things
wow, this is really nice
Thank you! Cheers!
Solitude 390RK is a similar layout that also offers an optional desk in the door side living room slide.
Kinda what this was going to be originally
It was supposed to be a FW. but they ended FW production
They liked the layout so much they kept it
@@JoshtheRVNerd it’s a great layout. I’m not generally a 5th wheel person but the 390RK just offers so much with that elevated rear kitchen. I look at it an think it could be the perfect camper for when our kids are teens and we are starting to think about retirement and spending serious time on the road while they are in college.
This one is similar and for a couple that’s on their own and needing a mobile office or with older kids that will soon be out of the house there is a LOT to like.
I'm in love!!!
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I think they absolutely nailed it with the desk in the camp-side slide! I do a live internet radio show two nights a week and I would LOVE to be able to do it from that desk. That layout in general rocks... although I'm wondering if they couldn't swap the stove/oven and fridge, making the fridge accessible in road mode.. don't know how doable that would be without totally reworking cabinet layout completely in the kitchen... food for thought though?
Suddenly your @ handle makes a lot of sense. Got a link to your show?
Id like to see more storage, especially in the bedroom! Winnebago just hasnt done right for the bedroom, where do you put your folded clothes? And it needs a pantry in kitchen.
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As big as that trailer is, I wish I had a bigger, tail lights and it would’ve been really nice if they could have slid a camp kitchen out from underneath the kitchen cabinets
I'm always a little perplexed by travel trailers this long as opposed to just getting a fifth wheel, but I do love a big rear kitchen. It's a cool floorplan.
That's easy.. height is lower than worrying about getting under bridges with a 5th wheel. But the biggest thing is the weight, this at only 10K is way less than something else in this floorplan where it's coming in at an easy 14K plus another 3K in weight putting you at 17K. Then you have to worry about the 2500-3000 tongue weight compared to a 1200 hitch weight. So instead of being able to get a 3/4 ton truck you're now into the 1 ton truck territory with the price to match.
For destination use where people don't want steps these make sense. But for towing - no question - FW handles better
Outstanding design! We'll done as usual Josh! Love the shoe kick off! At 6'2 it's tough anywhere as far as beds. Love the kitchen bar, half of the reason for our '19 white hawk 29rl purchase! Plenty of room. Would have been a contender for sure!
Grinds my gears when I see people putting their shoes up on someone else's property
Yup. That is perfect. Cept bedroom. Doesn't look like enough storage for clothes. And I know about that type of bed. Sucks to make it. Sucks to get on it. Couldn't image another person trying to get off at night if on other side from door.
The living and kitchen is definitely amazing