You! Buddy! That line "I do t know if that's the generator, or the propane!!! YOU BLEW IT ON BOTH UNITS!!!! GENERATOR MEANS EVERYTHING!!! STUPID YOU WOULDNT LET US SEE IT!!! YOU'RE A REAL DIMB ASS!!
@@TheLegaltender1000 Triggered lately? Sheesh, people today are so rude. I'm extremely thankful for the video on these. I live in Iowa and I think the nearest Bigfoot dealer is in Denver, CO. I drove 5 1/2 hours to Minneapolis, MN to look at the Northern Lite, which I think are direct competition beings they're 2 piece fiberglass as well. Should probably be a little more appreciative that they took the time to make a video and post it for folks.
You love your Bigfoot trailer and you know the higher quality is definitely there. So judging by the last video and this one, it looks like your heart is set on a Bigfoot slide in camper! It's getting exciting! 😀👍🏼
@Carol Madge we couldn't bite the bullet on spending what they are asking for a new one. We opted for a used Northern Lite which if you know fiberglass campers, you may have heard of them. Thanks for following along! ~Carla
Thank you, thank you thank you thank you. I've been interested in purchasing a 10. 4 for some time now but unfortunately, I've not been able to really see a decent video on the interior spaces. Your video was very informative and, was greatly appreciated.
I was looking at the Northern Lite 2 piece fiberglass, until I saw the interior and layout of these. The 25C10.4 they showed first...is my favorite! Love the layout and colors.
Very nice campers, but I think I prefer the floorplans of the Northern Lite. Would also rather have a skylight in the bedroom instead of over the dinette. Good presentation, thanks.
Thanks for the tour guys! The more I think about it, by the time you trade your trailer and truck to get a one ton and buy this you might be better off with a Winnebago View or Navion class C diesel. You can get them barely used for 80k or less and tow your boat etc. and have more room and no hassle of loading and unloading camper. Just my 2 cents.
I think I heard you mention it in the video, but these are 4 certified four season campers? Like the Northern Lite? I'm working my way towards the full-time lifestyle...2 piece fiberglass I feel are the way to go...being single. I've got family that have had campers with slides and they can become major expenses when something goes wrong. A suggestion, if you get a chance to do a Northern Lite or another Bigfoot review...can you show us the roof tops? I'd like to add as much solar as I can to boondock. I know the Northern Lite roofs are convex and really move water away from any of the opens...a huge plus! From the interior of the Bigfoot...it looks similar. Thanks, Nate from Iowa.👋 Thank you for the overview of the campers!
@Nathaniel Plenge yes, we did say that they are true four season campers. I can't seem to find it on their website www.bigfootrv.com/m/index.html but I'm sure the 2500 series is 4-season. When we owned one, we camped at around 20 degrees Fahrenheit and had no issues whatsover. We have 2 - 100 watt panels on our Northern Lite and it looks like you could put a couple more. I think we show that in the video where we have it for sale but I'm not sure, here's the link to that one ruclips.net/video/4WX3oVztsMI/видео.html. Hope this helps! ~Carla
Bigfoot makes a quality camper that will retain its value over the years. It is however my second choice. I find the floor plan and features of the Northern Lite preferable.
I love this! but when you factor in that a 1 ton truck runs from 40 to 70 thousand dollars... it makes me reconsider an Escape 5.0 5th wheel or a scamp 5th wheel
Many years ago I was in a truck with a large camper on it. I could not help the feeling of being high centered and it felt like the truck was rolling over. In the Idaho winds on the freeway it was so uncomfortable. Not sure if they are any better but if not - they just feel to tipsy.
Since we had a Bigfoot I wish you would of gone to the Northern Beast (Bigfoot) who needs a slide out? I wish you could let me know the untold story why.... you went with Lance
Not being a fan of this type of RV as you have to go outside to change your mind..!! LOL! Hopefully, the truck you buy will have dual rear wheels.. Anything less is, well, wishful thinking..
REALLY nice. Thanks for showing all these molded fiberglass RVs. More people need to know about them.
Love your presentations, but it would be very helpful if you would mention a price range when you review and emphasize whether Four Season.
The 10.4 looks like a winner for my full-timing.
You! Buddy! That line "I do t know if that's the generator, or the propane!!! YOU BLEW IT ON BOTH UNITS!!!! GENERATOR MEANS EVERYTHING!!! STUPID YOU WOULDNT LET US SEE IT!!! YOU'RE A REAL DIMB ASS!!
@@TheLegaltender1000 Triggered lately? Sheesh, people today are so rude. I'm extremely thankful for the video on these. I live in Iowa and I think the nearest Bigfoot dealer is in Denver, CO. I drove 5 1/2 hours to Minneapolis, MN to look at the Northern Lite, which I think are direct competition beings they're 2 piece fiberglass as well. Should probably be a little more appreciative that they took the time to make a video and post it for folks.
You love your Bigfoot trailer and you know the higher quality is definitely there. So judging by the last video and this one, it looks like your heart is set on a Bigfoot slide in camper! It's getting exciting! 😀👍🏼
We do love the Bigfoots 😁🤔
They are beautiful. If I have the money, yes! Thank you both. Have a wonderful time looking!😃
@Carol Madge we couldn't bite the bullet on spending what they are asking for a new one. We opted for a used Northern Lite which if you know fiberglass campers, you may have heard of them. Thanks for following along! ~Carla
So glad you guys came up in my suggestions! Great videos!
Red Hargrove thank you! I'm glad you like them. Thank you for watching and commenting. 👍😁
Thank you, thank you thank you thank you. I've been interested in purchasing a 10. 4 for some time now but unfortunately, I've not been able to really see a decent video on the interior spaces. Your video was very informative and, was greatly appreciated.
I was looking at the Northern Lite 2 piece fiberglass, until I saw the interior and layout of these. The 25C10.4 they showed first...is my favorite! Love the layout and colors.
Very nice campers, but I think I prefer the floorplans of the Northern Lite. Would also rather have a skylight in the bedroom instead of over the dinette. Good presentation, thanks.
Great layout on the 10.4. Lots of windows in the rear because the bathroom is forward
I like the microwave hidden away in the cabinet. 👍🏻😊
Me too and we're definitely getting a microwave for the cabinet in our Northern Lite.
Thanks for the tour guys! The more I think about it, by the time you trade your trailer and truck to get a one ton and buy this you might be better off with a Winnebago View or Navion class C diesel. You can get them barely used for 80k or less and tow your boat etc. and have more room and no hassle of loading and unloading camper. Just my 2 cents.
@Daver G I wouldn't tow a car and I don't like campgrounds. My mind has changed many times over the years which is best way to go. Happy trails!
I think I heard you mention it in the video, but these are 4 certified four season campers? Like the Northern Lite? I'm working my way towards the full-time lifestyle...2 piece fiberglass I feel are the way to go...being single. I've got family that have had campers with slides and they can become major expenses when something goes wrong. A suggestion, if you get a chance to do a Northern Lite or another Bigfoot review...can you show us the roof tops? I'd like to add as much solar as I can to boondock. I know the Northern Lite roofs are convex and really move water away from any of the opens...a huge plus! From the interior of the Bigfoot...it looks similar. Thanks, Nate from Iowa.👋 Thank you for the overview of the campers!
@Nathaniel Plenge yes, we did say that they are true four season campers. I can't seem to find it on their website www.bigfootrv.com/m/index.html but I'm sure the 2500 series is 4-season. When we owned one, we camped at around 20 degrees Fahrenheit and had no issues whatsover. We have 2 - 100 watt panels on our Northern Lite and it looks like you could put a couple more. I think we show that in the video where we have it for sale but I'm not sure, here's the link to that one ruclips.net/video/4WX3oVztsMI/видео.html. Hope this helps! ~Carla
Bigfoot makes a quality camper that will retain its value over the years. It is however my second choice. I find the floor plan and features of the Northern Lite preferable.
I love this! but when you factor in that a 1 ton truck runs from 40 to 70 thousand dollars... it makes me reconsider an Escape 5.0 5th wheel or a scamp 5th wheel
Host has the best camper inserts for trucks
Most 3/4 tons can be ordered or re worked to carry this loaded up.
Many years ago I was in a truck with a large camper on it. I could not help the feeling of being high centered and it felt like the truck was rolling over. In the Idaho winds on the freeway it was so uncomfortable. Not sure if they are any better but if not - they just feel to tipsy.
We have heard that about them so we are prepared for that when we experience it. Thank you for watching!
Installing a sway bar at the rear or upgrading the one at the front can help reduce roll.
Yes there are suspension upgrades to lessen the sway. Not for just on freeway but also on rough jeep roads.
Nice comparison. 👊👍😎
Bird Man thanks!!
Since we had a Bigfoot I wish you would of gone to the Northern Beast (Bigfoot) who needs a slide out? I wish you could let me know the untold story why.... you went with Lance
What is the name of your intro-lead-in? I completely forgot.
what THE HELL IS THE PRICE!??
Wish I could afford it.....
That lower sliding window opens to the back of the rear truck window..!!
pjf we did love that about the Bigfoot :-)
Not being a fan of this type of RV as you have to go outside to change your mind..!! LOL! Hopefully, the truck you buy will have dual rear wheels.. Anything less is, well, wishful thinking..