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@@Williamsmith-ne3vh hi william… you will definitely hear loud noises like road work or thunderstorms… and you will also hear rain hitting your roof… some folks run the AC all the time to drown out campground noises. Thanks for watching! Mike
@@sandramoore8170 Economy collapse and civil war is coming over us. Buy this camper and run too forest Rent is very expensive, i need this camper for twoo people is ok.
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We have been looking at what works best for us in small travel trailers for over a year. We have settled on the Rove Lite 14 FD as we know someone that bought the FL model towing it with their 2015 Toyota Four Runner getting around 18 mpg below 65 mph. This was one of the big factors in buying a travel trailer as we planned on towing ours with our 2014 Tacoma 4x4 four door pickup with a cap over the pickup bed. We liked the bed/dinette in the front and the shower/toilet in the back as we put a real mattress full time in that area. We bought a small collapsible table to eat at the couch. It works for us best this way. With the trailer loaded up and the pickup loaded with two more propane tanks, folding barbecue, 30 by 58 inch folding table, two comfortable camp chairs and a plastic storage box with goodies, we have everything we need for several week cruise. We have only done one 2 1/2 week trip thus far but every thing worked out great. We live in the Lake Tahoe area and have to wait for June to travel again but have made many planned trips in the future. The only thing I had to buy that didn't come with it was a spare tire for the trailer which also is stored in the pickup bed.
We have a "mcmansion" but we are fulltimers. We started in a small camper and when we went fulltime we knew we needed the room. We loved our little weekend and vacation camper but I won't give up my king-size bed, bath and a half or washer and dryer.
I think I’m leaning more towards the first one, it’s just me and the wife and an adult special needs daughter, so we don’t really need the bunk beds, definitely don’t want the one with the toilet in the shower, plus I’m really trying to go as small as I can, used to have large travel trailers ( 24’ a 26’ and a 34’) when the kids were little, don’t need that much now. Thanks for the reviews and keep up the good work
Thank you John! I'm with you there on the wet bath. Not for me! Good luck in your search. Hope we help you find one! Thanks for watching and commenting.
I learned about the KZ 130RBSE on this channel several years ago. After looking at one in person, I decided it was the perfect trailer to tow behind my Jeep Wrangler on 3-5 day trips, so I bought one. I'm 6'2, so anything with a short RV length bed is too small. At 82", the KZ is more than long enough. I can also stand up in the shower if I keep my head in the roof vent area, which has worked out perfectly for me. Mine has the propane/120 volt absorption refrigerator, which does have a freezer compartment that will freeze my water bottles solid. The one in the video either had a 120 volt only refrigerator, or possible a 12 volt compressor model. Mine is a 2020 and a 120 volt only refrigerator was standard. I like the overhead microwave, which is a new feature. I have a small microwave I put on the counter. When traveling, I throw it on the bed. This trailer has storage galore, which I've never managed to fill up yet. For short trips, the KZ is perfect and can be towed with any vehicle that has a 3500 lb tow capacity or more.
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All these small campers should have is a queen bed, a toilet and shower, and a kitchen. No dinette, so extra beds, so sofas... I think a decent sized refrigerator is a must. If you have extra room then I would do a computer desk. With the prices they charge now a days they should have a minimum of 500w of solar panels and a minimum of a 5KW battery (doubling both would be even better). Have all the appliances and heaters be electric then too. Taking out the dinette they always want to include gives you so much more space for a larger shower and a larger refrigerator. A small washing machine and spin dryer for cleaning cloths is also nice. They make small portable ones for RVs that work great. Then hang them up to dry them the rest of the way. A good awning is also a must... good. I think they should have the option of mosquito netting to close them in and LED lighting. I think the steps should have a shoe brush on the side of the first step too.
Sounds like you've added quite a bit of "extras" to your remodified camper, but I like the idea. Thank you for watching our RV tour video and commenting!
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Winnebago Hike- We're a family of 4 with two young adults. So the larger bunks would sleep the family more comfortably. The bathroom is simple and has everything for a quick easy getaway weekend! Thank you for being so thorough in your video content. It's appreciated!
My favorite camper is the last one. I ´m a single person and will remain. At the most we ´d be two but not more. I ´m not rich but i wish to feel home wherever i ´d go and not to depend on anybody. I ´m in Canada and i would luv to see more like these. There s’ probably a few mistake in my writing but i don’t have multilanguages on my ipad
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I like the KZ Sportsman Classic floor plan as well as how light it is. The bathroom space seemed nice too. One thing I prefer is having the door as far away from the bed as possible.
We’ve got a 17ft coachman,full bathroom,walk around queen bed and a small booth to sit and typical two burner stove fridge and microwave.we lov it because we can get into a lot of boondocking areas we’re big rvs can’t. Plus it tows like a dream
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Thanks! This episode made me want to subscribe. Family of 4 looking for compact travel trailer…didn’t even realize bunks existed in such a small spaces. 😝
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I would like to see 12 volt fridges and either a cassette or composting toilet in a small camper. Also would like either twin beds or a bed that does not sleep across the trailer so you don’t have to climb over someone to go to the bathroom or to get up before the other person. I know that might be difficult for lack of room in these, but hate that setup!
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Winnebago. For the two of us, I’d remove the bunk beds and use that nice little space for something else such as a storage closet and/ or a small office area.
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honestly I've been living in my bushwhacker plus for about 1 year and like 3 months and it's such a comfy place. had to buy a new queen size mattress and it's just perfect.
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the second is probably my favourite - like how the sofa bed is right by the door so you can sit down and relax or put stuff down if you are carrying straight away and the tv is nicely placed for the sofa bed i reckon, has a more open feel design to it and you can easily add some stools for extra people at dining area
My favorite was the Winnebago. I would keep the dinette up all the time and use the bunk for my sleeping. The other bunk I would use for storage. But that’s for a party of 1
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@@RVBlogger we love that it has a north south queen bed. So no jumping over each other in the middle of the night 😂. It also has a large nice restroom. It’s also very light so towing is easier.
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Here is my situation, I own a sedan, and I am looking to trade my car for a used truck and get me a small light travel camper, I want to make this whole package as affordable as possible. My intentions are to travel and move around during the fall before winter. I know nothing about RVs. So I am trying to get informed. Glad I found you guys, will research your website and some of your articles.
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KZ....Love the fact that the bathroom is where the entrance door is that way if you are using your trailer for you and guests and you are mostly outside of the trailer, you don't have to tread the length of the trailer every time someone has to use the bathroom. The others don't have that feature. Also love the bathroom in the KZ but no ice tray sucks. I like the netted upper storage in the Rove.Keystone bed looks decent but don't like the sink/stove area with no prep area. Keystone bathroom is decent. Puma..decent bed with good under storage. Nice kitchen set up. Fridge is nice and bunk beds are nice with usb ports. 5 foot 6 in the shower sucks. The winnebago's sink is too small along with the fridge. Decent bunks and bathroom. Overall for the price i like the KZ best.
@@RVBlogger hey Mike and Sue. Yes I am ok, my wife is going through some medical stuff right now but we hope she will be feeling better soon. I will be retiring in two years and will be looking for an RV so keep the video reviews coming and maybe we can get one that both of us can be happy with. Hahahahaha Cheers!!!
I'd highly suggest people look into the Keystone Passport SL 199ml. Dry it's around 4,200 lbs. Pretty small camper at just under 23 feet long. Totally can be towed by an suv or halfton truck with ease. Has a bathroom with a door for privacy. Shower tub combo. Tub is good for a kid. Storage in bathroom. Fold down queen size bed with clothing closets on both sides of the bed. U shaped dinette that slides out (this is the only slide out the camper has). Can be converted into another bed for guests or children. Pretty big country style metal sink with detachable sprayer faucet. 5 windows, 3 skylights 1 with a fan in the bathroom. 32inch flat screen TV with shelving underneath. Domestic fridge and freezer. Furrion oven with 3 burner stove top. Inside and outside speakers. Highpoint microwave. Front pass-through storage. Outside shower. Electric jack and stabilizers so nothing has to be cranked manually. It's a great camper for a couple or for people that don't want to go big or are limited by their tow vehicle but still want to get a lot of features packed into their camper design and layout. Never once had an issue with that camper as wife is a travel nurse and we used it a ton. But now that we have a 3 year old and 2 dogs I need ny recliners to relax and she needs her space lol so we upgraded to a Keystone Outback 328rl with dark brown leather seating. It's amazing. Huge difference though. Going from 22 feet to 38 feet in length and basically doubled the weight. Buy I highly recommend people look into the Keystone Passport lineup for small campers.
We have been looking at what works best for us in small travel trailers for over a year. We have settled on the Rove Lite 14 FD as we know someone that bought the FL model towing it with their 2015 Toyota Four Runner getting around 18 mpg below 65 mph. This was one of the big factors in buying a travel trailer as we planned on towing ours with our 2014 Tacoma 4x4 four door pickup with a cap over the pickup bed. We liked the bed/dinette in the front and the shower/toilet in the back as we put a real mattress full time in that area. We bought a small collapsible table to eat at the couch. It works for us best this way. With the trailer loaded up and the pickup loaded with two more propane tanks, folding barbecue, 30 by 58 inch folding table, two comfortable camp chairs and a plastic storage box with goodies, we have everything we need for several week cruise. We have only done one 2 1/2 week trip thus far but every thing worked out great. We live in the Lake Tahoe area and have to wait for June to travel again but have made many planned trips in the future. The only thing I had to buy that didn't come with it was a spare tire for the trailer which also is stored in the pickup bed.
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My camper has a hanging cabinet like the KZ and I bought a hanging shoe holder. I used the bottom for shoes and roll up my towels and pillow cases and still have plenty of room for wash cloths, hand towels, extra paper towels, ECT.
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@@RVBlogger I'm looking for one without a toilet in shower but with both ... grins ( solar panels would be nice) no bunks only one adult. Not more than 27 ft. A 2023 or 2024 brand new with four season and covered underbelly. All windows with shad screen and night black out screens. Do you know of one??
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I have a question for anyone who wants to answer it for me. Do people actually worry about having a TV in these little trailers? And do they worry about where it gets mounted and who can watch it easily etc? I just never thought of watching TV while camping. I honestly thought one of the reasons for going camping was to get away from things like TV and internet and all that sort of stuff.
It depends. If you are going CAMPING, agreed. If you consider it your moving hotel room because you don't want to keep unpacking on a long trip, visiting different people in different states... then it's nice to have it be more like home. If I was going to travel for a month, I'd like to watch some things - although a DVD player would be fine for me.
Hey Prepperjon, Good question! Some people's campers are for camping, they can also be used for everyday living, or vacationing. We can definitely see why some would and some wouldn't want a tv. Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan By the way, we hope you will subscribe to our FREE monthly digital/video magazine called RV Camping Magazine. Let us know how you like it! rvblogger.com/rv-camping-magazine/
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I love my 16’ Tag along camper . No big truck to buy or feed , 1/2 ton pickup does the job with no trouble. Just me and the wife so no need for anything larger 😀
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#3 was my favorite.... I think the dinette slide out gave you so much more room and I like the bathroom a lot better I think that was the best choice of all of them number three
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Hey Mitch Thanks!!! Great choice!!! Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan By the way, check out our FREE monthly digital magazine rvblogger.com/rv-camping-magazine/ and let us know how you like it!
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I went with a RoveLite 14FD for the super light weight and the one piece manufacturing for fewer leak decay issues . Also liked the no wood construction. It tows nicely. Does ride a bit low so you need to pay attention. I am very happy with it and it's super tiny bathroom which works for me I wipe it down and place a mat on the floor after my shower. Thanks for your information. I watched a number of your videos before I picked mine.
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Hey Stephen Great choice! Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan By the way, check out our FREE monthly digital magazine rvblogger.com/rv-camping-magazine/ and let us know how you like it!
Hey Penny, Us too! Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan By the way, we hope you will subscribe to our FREE monthly digital/video magazine called RV Camping Magazine. Let us know how you like it! rvblogger.com/rv-camping-magazine/
Catalina summit series- not listed, but better than all these. Cheaper& larger fridge and an outside skillet. They killed it- $21k Edit- outside skillet also has a cube fridge and a cabinet. With everything combined I paid $23…. And they have since gone up a little. Plus no carpet, nice lighter off white cabinets. Shower isn’t awesome, but we use the showers on site.
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I don't understand the microwave thing. Unless I am living in the RV, the microwave seems odd to me. But I boondock and whatnot. If I had a bigger tow vehicle, the Winnebago. But for us, right now the 1 or 2 trailers would be great.
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Well Mike & Susan, I think this along with your other videos are just great. I love the fact that if someone follows your blogs, you cover everything from beginner to experienced, from basic couple trailers up to 5th wheel and class C, something for everyone. This gives me some good ideas for trailers with a bathroom "which my wife will appreciate" that I can pull with my Nissan Frontier. Don't let the haters get you down, I think you try to include All Types of campers with All Types of budgets. Keep up the good work, it gives me something to look forward to during winter mixed with a little covid.
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The prices for these are a bit ridiculous. They want $19,600 for that 1st tiny trailer, with NO freezer or room for small T.V.?!? Yeah, I think not. I paid $9,500 for my slightly used 29ft travel trailer. Going much smaller for my next one, though. I'd rather find an older, slightly used camper & make it completely solar. My plan is to do this in the next two years, as house prices are just out of control & it's just me & my dog. I've lived in "mobile" homes my whole life & love the minimalism. Not to mention I can just pick up & go wherever & whenever I want👍❤😎🐾 Thanks for the tours though
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For the no microwave, you can now get a combo unit to do mocrowave, toaster oven, air fryer and convection oven and would be great for use in something like this where space and weight come at a premium. Good to do cooking while rained in with not where else to go.
The Hike. I’m looking for our first camper and I am totally overwhelmed. We have a Tundra so we need to stay under 22’ and we want to travel with our dogs. We’re in our late 50s and eventually we want to live the van life. Any suggestions are appreciated. I’m looking at the bullet and surveyor
There are a ton of great campers out there. The ones that hold their value the best and have the least issues are fiberglass campers and Airstreams. These also cost the most up front but they cost the least in the long run. Hope this helps! Mike
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For the second camper: An easy fix for the wet bath, if people don’t want to bring a chamois to wipe everything down: wrap the shower around so the toilet stays dry, and have a wooden/bamboo mat/platform that fits into the basin for after the shower.
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The KZ Sportsman Classic and the Winnebago Hike are my two faves. I would love to see both of them in person. The KZ would be easier on my SUV for towing; the Winnebago would be easier on me for space and comfort.
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Good 👍 job. The KZ Sportsman Classic 130RB seems like everything im looking for. Most were just to heavy for my mide size 04 Chevy Colorado. Sadly I have the 5 cylinder engine. I'll rent one and try it out before we get anything. Thanks so much
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Most travel trailers have a sofa that will jack knife or a dinette that can be converted to a bed. Thanks for watching and commenting. Best of luck to you.
My problem with most of these campers is you have to climb over each other to get in and out of bed. No thanks. Some one is gunna get hurt. As the smaller person, I’m pretty sure it will be me. My favorite small camper is the R Pod 172. I think they stopped making it though.. 1. The bunks are 42 inches wide which is more room per a person than a king size bed, which is 76 inches wide. They are 74 long, which is long enough for 6 feet tall man. 2. I can have a dedicated dinette and bed space. No folding couches or dinettes down for bed time. You can sit at the dinette while spouse is still sleeping. 3. 20K or less depending on upgrades. Or, it was 20 or less. I think RPod stopped making the 172 for 2022.
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I agree, I want a bed where there is room to get in and out on both sides. It's hard to do a search for that though - not even sure what you'd call it...
Hi Mike and Susan. You help me decide to go for a Keystone Springdale 1760BH. I noticed a few changes over the years. No more outside speakers just to mention one. Thank you🤙🏼ALOHA
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In regards to the KZ Sportsman, I like that more companies are leaving out the TV. I personally don't want it or a radio. I would rather bring my own portable entertainment and speaker. The Rove lite is super cute for a smaller-sized couple that doesn't need a queen bed. Thank you for giving us more tt models to ogle.
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We have been looking at what works best for us in small travel trailers for over a year. We have settled on the Rove Lite 14 FD as we know someone that bought the FL model towing it with their 2015 Toyota Four Runner getting around 18 mpg below 65 mph. This was one of the big factors in buying a travel trailer as we planned on towing ours with our 2014 Tacoma 4x4 four door pickup with a cap over the pickup bed. We liked the bed/dinette in the front and the shower/toilet in the back as we put a real mattress full time in that area. We bought a small collapsible table to eat at the couch. It works for us best this way. With the trailer loaded up and the pickup loaded with two more propane tanks, folding barbecue, 30 by 58 inch folding table, two comfortable camp chairs and a plastic storage box with goodies, we have everything we need for several week cruise. We have only done one 2 1/2 week trip thus far but every thing worked out great. We live in the Lake Tahoe area and have to wait for June to travel again but have made many planned trips in the future. The only thing I had to buy that didn't come with it was a spare tire for the trailer which also is stored in the pickup bed.
I like the Sportsman and the Rove best because of the light weight. I think my 3500 LB towing capacity could possibly tow it. Good storage and extra couch room for the dogs in the Sportsman! Like the Murphyish bed but Wish there were a couple more cabinet doors in the kitchen vs. all the cargo netting (gotta securely store food from the dogs! Wish the fridge was bigger w/freezer space in both units. If tow weight wasn't an issue I would choose the puma. I really like that white farmhouse decor. It really brightens up the interior and I appreciate the fact that it has a larger refrigerator. I could use the bunkhouse area for storage perhaps of my scooter that I would need to take around since I'm disabled. It would also be a good area for dog crates as well. What gives with the sink in the Winnebago? It makes the other sinks look large in comparison!!
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I have a friend with the Rove Lite 14 BF model towing it with their Fourrunner getting close to 18 mpg on level roads. We bought the Rove Lite 14 FL with the dinette/bed in the front with a couch along the wall. Same weight and towed it with my Tacoma 4x4 four door short bed pickup 3500 lb tow capacity and got the same mpg as long as under 65 mph. We added an external 11 gal black tank as 5 gallons was not enough and an additional deep cycle battery. We only took it on one 2 1/2 week trip but everything worked fine even when we boon docked for a few days in the woods. We live in Nevada in Lake Tahoe area and can't wait for the snow to melt.
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Let you know if you get the vinyl floors and they will be very slippery make sure you put mats down and well two-sided tape helps it helps keep the mats down on the floor porch it’ll also make it easier for you not to slip and fall because you don’t want that when I first got my camper seven years ago I slipped and fell on it that’s why I have a shower chair now with holes in it and I have the legs from legs on the chair have Spray on rubber so they don’t create rust
bought the 170MB a month ago. Love it. they didnt have a 130MB but the 170MB (Murphy bed) is still towable by our Dodge Caravan. KZ owners. Honestly if you look side by side the 170mb vs the 130 you will wind up with a 170 I think. Oh and If you figure out how bad that furrion 7200 stereo is. It is MONO and horrible. The Jensen JWM22 is a direct replacement. Even the mount holes line up. 100 dollars to solve your sound problem. I can see it is installed in the 130MB too.. ugh.. horrible radio
Have the Rove Lite great for beginners like me but must say the sewage lines in the rear are too low have issue with speed bumps backing into drive way. But easy tow with my SRX that can only tow up to 2500lbs
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Nice review, New to your channel and camping. It be great to do a review on small trailers that are built for tall people or at least people over six feet high. I am having trouble researching this as nobody categorizes the bed length, room height and such like that, but thank you for the review . it helps me remember what to ask for.
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Hi Terry - The Winnebago is a great choice! What did you like about it? Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan By the way, we hope you will subscribe to our FREE monthly digital/video magazine called RV Camping Magazine. Let us know how you like it! rvblogger.com/rv-camping-magazine/
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Just found this channel, and it's awesome! I'm looking for something to pull behind my Bronco, with myself, wife, and 3 kids. Some of these look perfect! Thank you!
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That is certainly doable, especially if you have a sewer connection in your yard. Mike wrote an article about installing RV hookups at home. Might have some helpful information. Thank you for watching our RV tour video an commenting! rvblogger.com/blog/rv-hookup-at-home/
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I liked the Palomino Puma, just the layout appealed to me. I also thought that it sounded like the bunks were sturdier than in the Winnebago. I also liked the headboard and tv locations. I might also make the joke about it being bigger than my current apartment. 😆😆
The Puma is a great camper floor plan with all the important features and no slide outs! Sorry to hear about the size of your apartment. Sounds like camping would be an "upsize" vs a "downsize" 🤣. Thank you for watching our RV tour video and commenting!
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First thing I did was subscribe to the monthly magazine which appeared in my email in about 2.7 seconds lol and I took a quick look through it before downloading it so I can read it while not connected to the internet. But from what I saw it looks like a real good issue and I look forward to reading it later this week. I also made certain to give this video a thumbs up, I’m already a subscriber to the channel and I’ve left 3 comments (including this one) so far all good of course lol. Cheers
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@@Williamsmith-ne3vh hi william… you will definitely hear loud noises like road work or thunderstorms… and you will also hear rain hitting your roof… some folks run the AC all the time to drown out campground noises.
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The keystone one I believe the 3rd one shown. Sleeps 5
Even blogger, is it cheaper for a camper or fixing up my car to live in?
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@@sandramoore8170 Economy collapse and civil war is coming over us. Buy this camper and run too forest Rent is very expensive, i need this camper for twoo people is ok.
Small campers aren't just "for beginners". Some of us don't want a McMansion on wheels to keep up with the Joneses.
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We have been looking at what works best for us in small travel trailers for over a year. We have settled on the Rove Lite 14 FD as we know someone that bought the FL model towing it with their 2015 Toyota Four Runner getting around 18 mpg below 65 mph. This was one of the big factors in buying a travel trailer as we planned on towing ours with our 2014 Tacoma 4x4 four door pickup with a cap over the pickup bed. We liked the bed/dinette in the front and the shower/toilet in the back as we put a real mattress full time in that area. We bought a small collapsible table to eat at the couch. It works for us best this way. With the trailer loaded up and the pickup loaded with two more propane tanks, folding barbecue, 30 by 58 inch folding table, two comfortable camp chairs and a plastic storage box with goodies, we have everything we need for several week cruise. We have only done one 2 1/2 week trip thus far but every thing worked out great. We live in the Lake Tahoe area and have to wait for June to travel again but have made many planned trips in the future. The only thing I had to buy that didn't come with it was a spare tire for the trailer which also is stored in the pickup bed.
We have a "mcmansion" but we are fulltimers. We started in a small camper and when we went fulltime we knew we needed the room. We loved our little weekend and vacation camper but I won't give up my king-size bed, bath and a half or washer and dryer.
Agreed, yet many of them cost as much as a McMansion, of so it seems.
@@mlcoffey2 Wow 🤩 what make and model did you get for full time use
I think I’m leaning more towards the first one, it’s just me and the wife and an adult special needs daughter, so we don’t really need the bunk beds, definitely don’t want the one with the toilet in the shower, plus I’m really trying to go as small as I can, used to have large travel trailers ( 24’ a 26’ and a 34’) when the kids were little, don’t need that much now. Thanks for the reviews and keep up the good work
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I learned about the KZ 130RBSE on this channel several years ago. After looking at one in person, I decided it was the perfect trailer to tow behind my Jeep Wrangler on 3-5 day trips, so I bought one. I'm 6'2, so anything with a short RV length bed is too small. At 82", the KZ is more than long enough. I can also stand up in the shower if I keep my head in the roof vent area, which has worked out perfectly for me. Mine has the propane/120 volt absorption refrigerator, which does have a freezer compartment that will freeze my water bottles solid. The one in the video either had a 120 volt only refrigerator, or possible a 12 volt compressor model. Mine is a 2020 and a 120 volt only refrigerator was standard. I like the overhead microwave, which is a new feature. I have a small microwave I put on the counter. When traveling, I throw it on the bed. This trailer has storage galore, which I've never managed to fill up yet. For short trips, the KZ is perfect and can be towed with any vehicle that has a 3500 lb tow capacity or more.
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Damn… very very very informative thx 🙏
All these small campers should have is a queen bed, a toilet and shower, and a kitchen. No dinette, so extra beds, so sofas... I think a decent sized refrigerator is a must. If you have extra room then I would do a computer desk. With the prices they charge now a days they should have a minimum of 500w of solar panels and a minimum of a 5KW battery (doubling both would be even better). Have all the appliances and heaters be electric then too. Taking out the dinette they always want to include gives you so much more space for a larger shower and a larger refrigerator. A small washing machine and spin dryer for cleaning cloths is also nice. They make small portable ones for RVs that work great. Then hang them up to dry them the rest of the way. A good awning is also a must... good. I think they should have the option of mosquito netting to close them in and LED lighting. I think the steps should have a shoe brush on the side of the first step too.
Sounds like you've added quite a bit of "extras" to your remodified camper, but I like the idea. Thank you for watching our RV tour video and commenting!
Looks better then most apartments going for 2k a month..
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Exactly
Your videos are the best, because you give the MSRP, which helps a lots in RV shopping, thank you....🇺🇸
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Winnebago Hike- We're a family of 4 with two young adults. So the larger bunks would sleep the family more comfortably. The bathroom is simple and has everything for a quick easy getaway weekend! Thank you for being so thorough in your video content. It's appreciated!
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My favorite camper is the last one. I ´m a single person and will remain. At the most we ´d be two but not more. I ´m not rich but i wish to feel home wherever i ´d go and not to depend on anybody. I
´m in Canada and i would luv to see more like these. There s’ probably a few mistake in my writing but i don’t have multilanguages on my ipad
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I like the KZ Sportsman Classic floor plan as well as how light it is. The bathroom space seemed nice too. One thing I prefer is having the door as far away from the bed as possible.
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We’ve got a 17ft coachman,full bathroom,walk around queen bed and a small booth to sit and typical two burner stove fridge and microwave.we lov it because we can get into a lot of boondocking areas we’re big rvs can’t. Plus it tows like a dream
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Something like this Channel was needed for a long time to explain objectively and intelligently different RVs
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One of those small campers would be a massive upgrade for us as we do everything out of my F-150. I most liked the puma.
Thanks! This episode made me want to subscribe. Family of 4 looking for compact travel trailer…didn’t even realize bunks existed in such a small spaces. 😝
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I like the very last one. The shower was good and the kitchen had the microwave convection oven.
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@@RVBlogger I subscribed
@@axsheldon Thanks for subscribing Angela!
I would like to see 12 volt fridges and either a cassette or composting toilet in a small camper. Also would like either twin beds or a bed that does not sleep across the trailer so you don’t have to climb over someone to go to the bathroom or to get up before the other person. I know that might be difficult for lack of room in these, but hate that setup!
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Winnebago. For the two of us, I’d remove the bunk beds and use that nice little space for something else such as a storage closet and/ or a small office area.
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WinnebagoHike sounds perfect
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honestly I've been living in my bushwhacker plus for about 1 year and like 3 months and it's such a comfy place. had to buy a new queen size mattress and it's just perfect.
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the second is probably my favourite - like how the sofa bed is right by the door so you can sit down and relax or put stuff down if you are carrying straight away and the tv is nicely placed for the sofa bed i reckon, has a more open feel design to it and you can easily add some stools for extra people at dining area
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My favorite was the Winnebago. I would keep the dinette up all the time and use the bunk for my sleeping. The other bunk I would use for storage. But that’s for a party of 1
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I like the wet bathrooms because the take up less space that can be used for storage or bedding.
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Hey big buddy keep using that tape measure that's what's working for me I'm 6ft3 and it's helping me make a better choice on a camper.
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With the wall mount A/C that's also one less thing on the roof to leak.
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Also easier and cheaper to replace and you could run it on a smaller inverter generator.
We just bought a 2022 prime time avenger 16fq and we love it.
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@@RVBlogger we love that it has a north south queen bed. So no jumping over each other in the middle of the night 😂. It also has a large nice restroom. It’s also very light so towing is easier.
Thanks for sharing small campers !!! I enjoy that you Measure things and give weight.
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Here is my situation, I own a sedan, and I am looking to trade my car for a used truck and get me a small light travel camper, I want to make this whole package as affordable as possible. My intentions are to travel and move around during the fall before winter. I know nothing about RVs. So I am trying to get informed. Glad I found you guys, will research your website and some of your articles.
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KZ....Love the fact that the bathroom is where the entrance door is that way if you are using your trailer for you and guests and you are mostly outside of the trailer, you don't have to tread the length of the trailer every time someone has to use the bathroom. The others don't have that feature. Also love the bathroom in the KZ but no ice tray sucks. I like the netted upper storage in the Rove.Keystone bed looks decent but don't like the sink/stove area with no prep area. Keystone bathroom is decent. Puma..decent bed with good under storage. Nice kitchen set up. Fridge is nice and bunk beds are nice with usb ports. 5 foot 6 in the shower sucks. The winnebago's sink is too small along with the fridge. Decent bunks and bathroom. Overall for the price i like the KZ best.
That's a great choice and thanks for your comments on all three trailers! All great points!
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There are a number of good choices here for someone just starting out. Light weight with everything you need. Thanks guys. Cheers!!!
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I'd highly suggest people look into the Keystone Passport SL 199ml. Dry it's around 4,200 lbs. Pretty small camper at just under 23 feet long. Totally can be towed by an suv or halfton truck with ease. Has a bathroom with a door for privacy. Shower tub combo. Tub is good for a kid. Storage in bathroom. Fold down queen size bed with clothing closets on both sides of the bed. U shaped dinette that slides out (this is the only slide out the camper has). Can be converted into another bed for guests or children. Pretty big country style metal sink with detachable sprayer faucet. 5 windows, 3 skylights 1 with a fan in the bathroom. 32inch flat screen TV with shelving underneath. Domestic fridge and freezer. Furrion oven with 3 burner stove top. Inside and outside speakers. Highpoint microwave. Front pass-through storage. Outside shower. Electric jack and stabilizers so nothing has to be cranked manually. It's a great camper for a couple or for people that don't want to go big or are limited by their tow vehicle but still want to get a lot of features packed into their camper design and layout. Never once had an issue with that camper as wife is a travel nurse and we used it a ton. But now that we have a 3 year old and 2 dogs I need ny recliners to relax and she needs her space lol so we upgraded to a Keystone Outback 328rl with dark brown leather seating. It's amazing. Huge difference though. Going from 22 feet to 38 feet in length and basically doubled the weight. Buy I highly recommend people look into the Keystone Passport lineup for small campers.
is it good for swinging?
@@usernameisusername umm lol might need more context on that word swinging.
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We have been looking at what works best for us in small travel trailers for over a year. We have settled on the Rove Lite 14 FD as we know someone that bought the FL model towing it with their 2015 Toyota Four Runner getting around 18 mpg below 65 mph. This was one of the big factors in buying a travel trailer as we planned on towing ours with our 2014 Tacoma 4x4 four door pickup with a cap over the pickup bed. We liked the bed/dinette in the front and the shower/toilet in the back as we put a real mattress full time in that area. We bought a small collapsible table to eat at the couch. It works for us best this way. With the trailer loaded up and the pickup loaded with two more propane tanks, folding barbecue, 30 by 58 inch folding table, two comfortable camp chairs and a plastic storage box with goodies, we have everything we need for several week cruise. We have only done one 2 1/2 week trip thus far but every thing worked out great. We live in the Lake Tahoe area and have to wait for June to travel again but have made many planned trips in the future. The only thing I had to buy that didn't come with it was a spare tire for the trailer which also is stored in the pickup bed.
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My camper has a hanging cabinet like the KZ and I bought a hanging shoe holder. I used the bottom for shoes and roll up my towels and pillow cases and still have plenty of room for wash cloths, hand towels, extra paper towels, ECT.
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Thanks for great videos keep up with more practical small trailers.
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I really like the U shape dinettes and the bathrooms with the vanity.
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Love the AC unit!! Much less expensive to replace and... keeps trailer cooler faster!!🙌
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@@RVBlogger I'm looking for one without a toilet in shower but with both ... grins ( solar panels would be nice) no bunks only one adult. Not more than 27 ft. A 2023 or 2024 brand new with four season and covered underbelly. All windows with shad screen and night black out screens. Do you know of one??
Really appreciate your small trailer tours. great job sharing info most would want to know. Cant think of another youtuber that cover small trailers
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I have a question for anyone who wants to answer it for me. Do people actually worry about having a TV in these little trailers? And do they worry about where it gets mounted and who can watch it easily etc? I just never thought of watching TV while camping. I honestly thought one of the reasons for going camping was to get away from things like TV and internet and all that sort of stuff.
It depends. If you are going CAMPING, agreed. If you consider it your moving hotel room because you don't want to keep unpacking on a long trip, visiting different people in different states... then it's nice to have it be more like home. If I was going to travel for a month, I'd like to watch some things - although a DVD player would be fine for me.
If i got a camper i intend to live in it .
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Just got a new car but the towing capacity is 2200lbs trying to find something that small with a bathroom is hard so thanks for the video!
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With bathrooms:
Prolite plus S, 1360lbs
Aliner grand ascape at, 1700lbs
I love my 16’ Tag along camper . No big truck to buy or feed , 1/2 ton pickup does the job with no trouble. Just me and the wife so no need for anything larger 😀
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That sounds AWESOME! :)
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#3 was my favorite.... I think the dinette slide out gave you so much more room and I like the bathroom a lot better I think that was the best choice of all of them number three
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I would go with the Hike. Looks like the best value for the money.
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@@RVBlogger already done. Very good write up on KYD. Enjoyed it.
@@danjiles Thanks Dan! Glad you enjoyed the article!
Mike
Puma is perfect. Front window & id convert at least one bunk into storage. Also nice bright colors.
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This camper would fit my lifestyle.
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Awesome!
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You look like Sean Connery! I liked the first one, would be a good one for a single person.
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He does and Ioved me some Sean Connery! He was fine til the end!
We just bought the Rove Lite 14FL. Nice lite weight camper to pull behind our Jeeps.
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I went with a RoveLite 14FD for the super light weight and the one piece manufacturing for fewer leak decay issues . Also liked the no wood construction. It tows nicely. Does ride a bit low so you need to pay attention. I am very happy with it and it's super tiny bathroom which works for me I wipe it down and place a mat on the floor after my shower. Thanks for your information. I watched a number of your videos before I picked mine.
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We have a Salem cruise lite 18rb and love it, just enough for us and a couple of grandkids!!
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Fav: Dual Axle Winnebago: only minus was the small sink.
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I like the bathtub in the palomino
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Us too!
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Catalina summit series- not listed, but better than all these. Cheaper& larger fridge and an outside skillet. They killed it- $21k
Edit- outside skillet also has a cube fridge and a cabinet. With everything combined I paid $23…. And they have since gone up a little.
Plus no carpet, nice lighter off white cabinets. Shower isn’t awesome, but we use the showers on site.
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I don't understand the microwave thing. Unless I am living in the RV, the microwave seems odd to me. But I boondock and whatnot.
If I had a bigger tow vehicle, the Winnebago. But for us, right now the 1 or 2 trailers would be great.
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Microwaves are just so convenient for so many people, we think.
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Couldn’t pick a favorite because I liked them all ❤️❤️🙏🏼
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Completely fair!
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Well Mike & Susan, I think this along with your other videos are just great. I love the fact that if someone follows your blogs, you cover everything from beginner to experienced, from basic couple trailers up to 5th wheel and class C, something for everyone. This gives me some good ideas for trailers with a bathroom "which my wife will appreciate" that I can pull with my Nissan Frontier. Don't let the haters get you down, I think you try to include All Types of campers with All Types of budgets. Keep up the good work, it gives me something to look forward to during winter mixed with a little covid.
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The Winnebago Hike was my favorite!
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We like that one too!
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Mine too! I think it would be perfect for my daughter and her husband and 2 kids! I like that layout!
I love my Jay Feather 165 … 2 adults and 3 kids!
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Winnebago is the best quality. Dual axle trailer = easy tow and less tongue weight. I like the first for pricing and what is included in the camper.
The KZ Sportsmen Classic 130RB is a great floor plan! Thank you for watching our RV tour video and commenting.
The prices for these are a bit ridiculous. They want $19,600 for that 1st tiny trailer, with NO freezer or room for small T.V.?!? Yeah, I think not. I paid $9,500 for my slightly used 29ft travel trailer. Going much smaller for my next one, though. I'd rather find an older, slightly used camper & make it completely solar. My plan is to do this in the next two years, as house prices are just out of control & it's just me & my dog. I've lived in "mobile" homes my whole life & love the minimalism. Not to mention I can just pick up & go wherever & whenever I want👍❤😎🐾 Thanks for the tours though
Hey Wendy,
That sounds like an amazing time
Thank you for these types of videos. They were a helpful part of us shopping for our first travel trailer!
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For the no microwave, you can now get a combo unit to do mocrowave, toaster oven, air fryer and convection oven and would be great for use in something like this where space and weight come at a premium. Good to do cooking while rained in with not where else to go.
Great idea! I haven't seen a full combo like the one you describe but I'll learn about them and mention them in our videos. Love it and thanks!
The Hike. I’m looking for our first camper and I am totally overwhelmed. We have a Tundra so we need to stay under 22’ and we want to travel with our dogs. We’re in our late 50s and eventually we want to live the van life. Any suggestions are appreciated. I’m looking at the bullet and surveyor
There are a ton of great campers out there. The ones that hold their value the best and have the least issues are fiberglass campers and Airstreams. These also cost the most up front but they cost the least in the long run. Hope this helps!
Mike
I love it when they say these tiny campers can sleep 4 people, unless there small children or Herve Villechaize good luck.
Hey Joseph,
LOL it's DOable, maybe just not the MOST comfortable sleeping experience for tall people 😬
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The Winnebago is my favorite. Thanks for the video about the first time small campers.
Winnebago has some amazing floor plans! Thank you for watching our RV tour and commenting!
Loved the last one. Looking to down size from 32 ft pull behind to small one kids are gone time to enjoy ourselves.
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For the second camper:
An easy fix for the wet bath, if people don’t want to bring a chamois to wipe everything down: wrap the shower around so the toilet stays dry, and have a wooden/bamboo mat/platform that fits into the basin for after the shower.
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I liked #3&4 because of the freezer storage. I loved the bunk beds also.
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Great choices!
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You two are the best!!!...enjoy watching your channel...safe journeys to you both!!!
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I loved how the AC unit was above the bed in the first one. Second one has an excellent layout. Great counter space, open floor etc
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Great screen name!
They all looked so great! But in terms of the dinette, I would probably want some counter space to put a dish drainer.
HEy Simon
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I've never seen that Travel Lite before.
Really Really like it. Just right for one little old lady. Thanks. I'll be checking that one out.
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The KZ Sportsman Classic and the Winnebago Hike are my two faves. I would love to see both of them in person. The KZ would be easier on my SUV for towing; the Winnebago would be easier on me for space and comfort.
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Good 👍 job. The KZ Sportsman Classic 130RB seems like everything im looking for. Most were just to heavy for my mide size 04 Chevy Colorado. Sadly I have the 5 cylinder engine. I'll rent one and try it out before we get anything. Thanks so much
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The Winnebago because of the slide-out
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I liked the Winnebago hike
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That is a nice one!
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I really love the first one but it’s my style I rewatched it and it only seems like it had a full size bed. I need one that sleeps 3. Darn it!
A third person can sleep on the bench, it’s not the biggest but it’s doable
Most travel trailers have a sofa that will jack knife or a dinette that can be converted to a bed. Thanks for watching and commenting. Best of luck to you.
My problem with most of these campers is you have to climb over each other to get in and out of bed. No thanks. Some one is gunna get hurt. As the smaller person, I’m pretty sure it will be me. My favorite small camper is the R Pod 172. I think they stopped making it though..
1. The bunks are 42 inches wide which is more room per a person than a king size bed, which is 76 inches wide. They are 74 long, which is long enough for 6 feet tall man.
2. I can have a dedicated dinette and bed space. No folding couches or dinettes down for bed time. You can sit at the dinette while spouse is still sleeping.
3. 20K or less depending on upgrades. Or, it was 20 or less. I think RPod stopped making the 172 for 2022.
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I agree, I want a bed where there is room to get in and out on both sides. It's hard to do a search for that though - not even sure what you'd call it...
Hi Mike and Susan. You help me decide to go for a Keystone Springdale 1760BH. I noticed a few changes over the years. No more outside speakers just to mention one. Thank you🤙🏼ALOHA
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In regards to the KZ Sportsman, I like that more companies are leaving out the TV. I personally don't want it or a radio. I would rather bring my own portable entertainment and speaker. The Rove lite is super cute for a smaller-sized couple that doesn't need a queen bed. Thank you for giving us more tt models to ogle.
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We have been looking at what works best for us in small travel trailers for over a year. We have settled on the Rove Lite 14 FD as we know someone that bought the FL model towing it with their 2015 Toyota Four Runner getting around 18 mpg below 65 mph. This was one of the big factors in buying a travel trailer as we planned on towing ours with our 2014 Tacoma 4x4 four door pickup with a cap over the pickup bed. We liked the bed/dinette in the front and the shower/toilet in the back as we put a real mattress full time in that area. We bought a small collapsible table to eat at the couch. It works for us best this way. With the trailer loaded up and the pickup loaded with two more propane tanks, folding barbecue, 30 by 58 inch folding table, two comfortable camp chairs and a plastic storage box with goodies, we have everything we need for several week cruise. We have only done one 2 1/2 week trip thus far but every thing worked out great. We live in the Lake Tahoe area and have to wait for June to travel again but have made many planned trips in the future. The only thing I had to buy that didn't come with it was a spare tire for the trailer which also is stored in the pickup bed.
I liked the last one the best.. all really nice and good presentation
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I like the Sportsman and the Rove best because of the light weight. I think my 3500 LB towing capacity could possibly tow it. Good storage and extra couch room for the dogs in the Sportsman! Like the Murphyish bed but Wish there were a couple more cabinet doors in the kitchen vs. all the cargo netting (gotta securely store food from the dogs! Wish the fridge was bigger w/freezer space in both units.
If tow weight wasn't an issue I would choose the puma. I really like that white farmhouse decor. It really brightens up the interior and I appreciate the fact that it has a larger refrigerator. I could use the bunkhouse area for storage perhaps of my scooter that I would need to take around since I'm disabled. It would also be a good area for dog crates as well.
What gives with the sink in the Winnebago? It makes the other sinks look large in comparison!!
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I have a friend with the Rove Lite 14 BF model towing it with their Fourrunner getting close to 18 mpg on level roads. We bought the Rove Lite 14 FL with the dinette/bed in the front with a couch along the wall. Same weight and towed it with my Tacoma 4x4 four door short bed pickup 3500 lb tow capacity and got the same mpg as long as under 65 mph. We added an external 11 gal black tank as 5 gallons was not enough and an additional deep cycle battery. We only took it on one 2 1/2 week trip but everything worked fine even when we boon docked for a few days in the woods. We live in Nevada in Lake Tahoe area and can't wait for the snow to melt.
I have a 17 ft Casita that I've been living in for a year traveling the country.
Oh my gosh I want one of those!
@@kimberlybenedict 😊 You're sweet
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In my small trailer I use two nineteen inch tvs instead of one larger on. Easier to store and watch. Kind of his and hers setup, but same programing.
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Oh wow great idea we appreciate you sharing!
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Let you know if you get the vinyl floors and they will be very slippery make sure you put mats down and well two-sided tape helps it helps keep the mats down on the floor porch it’ll also make it easier for you not to slip and fall because you don’t want that when I first got my camper seven years ago I slipped and fell on it that’s why I have a shower chair now with holes in it and I have the legs from legs on the chair have Spray on rubber so they don’t create rust
All great tips!!! Thanks for watching and commenting.
bought the 170MB a month ago. Love it. they didnt have a 130MB but the 170MB (Murphy bed) is still towable by our Dodge Caravan. KZ owners. Honestly if you look side by side the 170mb vs the 130 you will wind up with a 170 I think. Oh and If you figure out how bad that furrion 7200 stereo is. It is MONO and horrible. The Jensen JWM22 is a direct replacement. Even the mount holes line up. 100 dollars to solve your sound problem. I can see it is installed in the 130MB too.. ugh.. horrible radio
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Have the Rove Lite great for beginners like me but must say the sewage lines in the rear are too low have issue with speed bumps backing into drive way. But easy tow with my SRX that can only tow up to 2500lbs
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I think a mid bathroom and a mid kitchen is an awesome for a small camper
That's great. There are quite a few TT floor plans that fit that criteria. Thank you for watching our RV tour video and commenting!
I prefer the Sportsman Classic, for this single woman camper! Thank you for sharing!
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Great choice!
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Nice review, New to your channel and camping. It be great to do a review on small trailers that are built for tall people or at least people over six feet high. I am having trouble researching this as nobody categorizes the bed length, room height and such like that, but thank you for the review . it helps me remember what to ask for.
I second that! Do reviews of small campers that a 6’4”, 280lb man can fit in comfortably, especially the bathroom.
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The Winnebago seems to be better constructed, even the plumbing under the sink appears to be better quality.
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#1 is my favorite!!!
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We like that one too!
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I liked the Winnebago
Hi Terry - The Winnebago is a great choice!
What did you like about it?
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I like the Winnebago Hike. Thank you Mike and Susan.
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I have to have decent mattress. Cant sleep foam mattress.
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Just found this channel, and it's awesome! I'm looking for something to pull behind my Bronco, with myself, wife, and 3 kids. Some of these look perfect!
Thank you!
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Glad ya found us! Hope you find exactly what you're looking for! :)
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Thanks for always posting good videos!
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this one i did like more than the first it at least has a way to open up an when cooking it is better and i also like it so far the best
So glad you saw something you liked! Thanks for watching and commenting Billy!
If I were to get something like this, I would put it in the backyard as a home, so long as I can hook it up directly to the plumbing and utilities.
That is certainly doable, especially if you have a sewer connection in your yard. Mike wrote an article about installing RV hookups at home. Might have some helpful information. Thank you for watching our RV tour video an commenting! rvblogger.com/blog/rv-hookup-at-home/
@@RVBlogger You're welcome. Keep up the good content. 😃
Winnebego is my favorite.
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I liked the Palomino Puma, just the layout appealed to me. I also thought that it sounded like the bunks were sturdier than in the Winnebago. I also liked the headboard and tv locations. I might also make the joke about it being bigger than my current apartment. 😆😆
The Puma is a great camper floor plan with all the important features and no slide outs! Sorry to hear about the size of your apartment. Sounds like camping would be an "upsize" vs a "downsize" 🤣. Thank you for watching our RV tour video and commenting!
@@RVBlogger Yup, my apartment so small the tetras in my fishtank gotta swim up and down. 😆
@@shannonrhoads7099 😂😂😂
My choice is the Winnebago ✌️. Many thanks Mike & Suzy, always enjoyed your videos and very helpful. 🙏
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First thing I did was subscribe to the monthly magazine which appeared in my email in about 2.7 seconds lol and I took a quick look through it before downloading it so I can read it while not connected to the internet. But from what I saw it looks like a real good issue and I look forward to reading it later this week. I also made certain to give this video a thumbs up, I’m already a subscriber to the channel and I’ve left 3 comments (including this one) so far all good of course lol.
Cheers
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