Saw one at Hershey. Amazing truck camper. It’s heavy so you’ll need at least a 350 dually. The 920 has 810 Amp hours Lithium standard. 900 watts solar standard. 45 gallons fresh. It’s the bomb!
I actually prefer that you didn't go thru all of that. Honestly I just want to see the stuff. Because you do it the way you do I will watch your videos
I have one enroute (build underway). My only second thoughts on it are the batteries maintenance over winter - assuming I have to remove them since I'm up in cold country. Loving the concept of being built from the ground up for all 12V.
From my research that's an all electric camper but personally I think a generator would be nice but boy that's heavy. I like it, I actually seen other 920's with much nice and higher dining area.
Thanks for the quick walk through. I like the openness of the Northern Lite much better. Also the clam shell of the NL would most likely have less chance of developing leaks.
Thank you both for showing the new 2024 Cirrus. I think you did a great job and video tour. Regarding the camper my F350 rear Single wheels can not hold the weight , bummer.. Nice truck camper. I guess I need to keep my 8-11 Northern :)
I saw this (likely exact unit) at the Florida show in January. It’s actually not a 30amp rv. It’s a 50amp. One thing I haven’t seen anyone talk about is the fact that it has a full victron setup in it including dual 3kv inverters. The screen for it is behind your head when sitting at the table. If I had known this was coming I might have skipped buying an 1172 last year.
I chuckled when you showed the MSRP. It's amazing to me how many people fall for that. The MSRP only applies to passenger vehicles. Therefore when you see it on anything else it's a totally made up number made to look like you are getting an awesome deal. Don't take my word for it, check out the MSRP law brought in in 1958 by some dude in Oklahoma. I forgot his name. It and others like them maybe nice but there is no way in the world that unit is worth $80K, I don't care what anyone says. Thanks for the review and travel safely.
So. Having no RV experience ( yes, know I should rent first). Looking for something for travel from point A to point B only. No camping. No boondocking etc. But I would travel with 4 crated dogs , each is 30- 40 ish lbs. In this camper , i could see two ( crated) on bed and 2 ( each crated) at diner bed, so that everyone gets a window. Great A/ C is necessary for them as 3 are double coated. I am on the West Coast. Would tie down crates. Need to search if legal in WA and OR for them in the camper , while I am driving. Appears safe for them. Large fridge and freezer best for my needs . I do NOT need any oven and I am fully opposed to microwave use for anyone ( human or dog ) as it is harmful to nutrition. I like the bathroom. I am open to your thoughts. Traveling solo , so do not need much seating at all.
Rugged Mountain are just not at the same level specs as the Cirrus 920. They do not offer lithium and have a very small amount of solar. The Cirrus 920 has everything standard, no options. 810 Ah lithium, 920 watts solar, DC to DC charger, 12v 8cu. ft Isotherm fridge with separate freezer compartment.. the list goes on...
Do you know if the bed can run left to right instead of up and down? Maybe have two clothes closets that way you don't have to slide down out of bed. Just curious Very nice, thank you.
Thank you Todd and Carla for your review of the 2024 920 Cirrus. I like your perspective because it is not “fancy” I mean it in a good way. I do appreciate the fancy, but I like looking at things as if I was there. Anyways, I am big fan of your channel and have been watching you videos for away because I know someday I am going to have a truck camper. Well, that day is coming up real soon. I ordered the 920 and will pick it up in a few months. Honestly, I am a bit intimidated, from a camper van to a large camper I gotta load on a truck, what have I done! However it’s all the things I want. Can you please pass on any advice for a truck? I am set on getting a 350 Ford w/crew cab DRW gas and I can see from ya’ll set up the flat bed is good for storage and payload. Is there anything else in buying the truck I need to know or have it equipped with besides some of the weight supportive stuff you and Carla have covered? Also, I was told that the RV dealer will not help load my camper, 😳. Any solid tips, devices you recommend? Thank you kindly from this newbie!
Congrats on ordering your new camper. I know it can be intimidating but you’ll figure it out. Since you’re new to truck campers, I would recommend watching our Truck Camper 101 and Truck Camper 102 videos that’ll probably help you quite a bit to understand what you may need. It sounds like your F350 DRW with a gas motor should haul it just fine. But you will need some frame mounts and some other things to tie the camper down to the truck. Best thing to do is watch those videos. Thanks for watching!
Thank you for you comments. I have been watching your videos and I think they are honest and reliable. Grateful for your contributions to RUclips. I am handy, I guess I am excited and a little nervous, big O’ expensive truck camper, what have I done?! 😁 Take care
The handle lock on the outside is a neat idea.. BUT.... If you were inside, and someone flipped the handle over and slid the tab down. How would you get out?
@@RunawayRoses Even if it wasn't locked, but the handle swung all the way to the hinge side of the door, would you still be able to open? Seems to be a serious design flaw, esp without a vented window on the door, where you could reach through. Any owners out there can confirm this?
Look, I’m a complete noob to these things but 4800? So almost 5000 pounds and there’s no slide outs on this? I mean, isn’t the Host Yukon about the same weight with two or three slide outs?
Im a pretty big ole boy and i thought it would be nice if you wore one of those sumo wrestling mascot suits in your reviews. That way i would get an idea of how they would fit me. Thanks in advance!
I've been watching your reviews for many years. You guys are getting me interested in a truck camper. I would have to buy a truck. What would you consider a lite weight camper?
Shower enclosure is disappointing. For this level of buy in 94k retail 😅 it should have one piece fiberglass molded shower - for starters. Couple of heavies in that cab over area with that 90 degree bend does not give me a good feeling on structural design. Nice generous radius can work wonders and has for thousands of years. Those bubble windows have to go. Heave hoe the eurozone cabinetry. Yikes is that gawdy. Do like the size of space the 920 offers and the solar setup.
I enjoy your channel and the info you provide I'm thinking of getting a truck camper and seek your opinion & experience as to which one to consider. I have a F350 DRW diesel with 8 foot bed so should be able to carry any of them. I am considering a Northern Lite, Lance, Bigfoot or Cirrus. Interested in your thoughts and experience on these and which your would recommend.
They’re all good campers it just comes down to your wants and needs. Wet bath or dry bath, slides or no slides, bed length, those type of things can make a big difference. Thanks for watching!
Would the 920 be too heavy for the gas, Ford 350 that you had before you got the 450. thinking about this camper but would rather not have to get a 450 chassis cab if I don’t have to
Wow, it’s not worth $107500 canadian 🤣. It doesn’t even have a designated generator compartment, huge fail imo. And the stupid shower floor pan?? 🙄. I thought it was gonna be the cream of the crop of all truck campers, but nope they blew it imo. i still love my NL dry bath better, i got amazing suction cup everywhere storage in that thing lol. N a built in shower seat too! but yeah the bathroom sink faucet sucks, not very usable. Need to find n change it out with a taller faucet of same function, 🙁, do u guys have the same issue? (Mines a 2022 year) 🍻
Just watch a few other videos on the 920 and you will see them talking about the compartment was "sized" to accept a Honda 2000 size generator, if that's your jam! @@SpykersB
@@paulbailey5915 thx for the info! But I’m broken, I can’t lift out a generator to run it, many woman can’t do so very well either, so i need to stick with built-ins, that’s what I mean by a designated gen compartment, n what I mean by a huge fail. Plus imagining hauling n hooking up a gen in the rain 😭….lol 🍻
Well I really love the bathroom on this thing. I saw one in person at Hershey but I’m glad you like your northern light dry bath. I don’t think I want a 5000 pound truck Camper otherwise I think this 920 would be ideal. So I’m thinking NL 8-11 DB.
This is the nicest truck camper I have seen.
Saw one at Hershey. Amazing truck camper. It’s heavy so you’ll need at least a 350 dually. The 920 has 810 Amp hours Lithium standard. 900 watts solar standard. 45 gallons fresh. It’s the bomb!
It's heavy, that's REALLY heavy. Got a semi, then buy this.
F550
I actually prefer that you didn't go thru all of that. Honestly I just want to see the stuff. Because you do it the way you do I will watch your videos
That shower's nicer than my travel trailer
Gorgeous thx for the tour! Now where’s my winning lottery ticket!!
I have one enroute (build underway). My only second thoughts on it are the batteries maintenance over winter - assuming I have to remove them since I'm up in cold country. Loving the concept of being built from the ground up for all 12V.
Why not wire in a trickle charger port?
@@RabbiJesus extreme cold is problematic for lithium but more than that - it's remote (storage). Darn HOAs.
@@marksr1907 I have a 20 watt solar maintainer I use. Better than nothing.
From my research that's an all electric camper but personally I think a generator would be nice but boy that's heavy. I like it, I actually seen other 920's with much nice and higher dining area.
Thanks for the quick walk through. I like the openness of the Northern Lite much better. Also the clam shell of the NL would most likely have less chance of developing leaks.
Wow over 5,000 lbs. loaded, gonna want that on an f-550/5500.
NO COMPLAINTS EVER!!!...you two are ADORABLE!!!..GREAT CHANNEL...love your enthusiasm!!!...
Carry on, safe journey's and
PEACE OUT!!!
Excellent presentation, thanks for sharing.
Everything is standard no add ons. I would love one. Hoping Nucamp brings back the 720.
You can have all the bells and whistles: dry bath solar, lithium batteries, truma combi etc. But it will cost $90,000 and 4,400 lbs. Wow.
Thank you both for showing the new 2024 Cirrus. I think you did a great job and video tour. Regarding the camper my F350 rear Single wheels can not hold the weight , bummer.. Nice truck camper. I guess I need to keep my 8-11 Northern :)
Very nice.
I saw this (likely exact unit) at the Florida show in January. It’s actually not a 30amp rv. It’s a 50amp. One thing I haven’t seen anyone talk about is the fact that it has a full victron setup in it including dual 3kv inverters. The screen for it is behind your head when sitting at the table. If I had known this was coming I might have skipped buying an 1172 last year.
Muy espaciosa por dentro... 😲😲
I like it. But the cost. Yikes.
Practically fully electric, so no surprise it's expensive l lol.
Thanks
Great video
That looked like a really nice camper. Especially a non slide one. Did it feel spacious?
Nice! Heavier than our NLs but very nice. Hey when are we going camping? I’ll bring the beverages. 😊
I chuckled when you showed the MSRP. It's amazing to me how many people fall for that. The MSRP only applies to passenger vehicles. Therefore when you see it on anything else it's a totally made up number made to look like you are getting an awesome deal. Don't take my word for it, check out the MSRP law brought in in 1958 by some dude in Oklahoma. I forgot his name. It and others like them maybe nice but there is no way in the world that unit is worth $80K, I don't care what anyone says. Thanks for the review and travel safely.
So. Having no RV experience ( yes, know I should rent first). Looking for something for travel from point A to point B only. No camping. No boondocking etc. But I would travel with 4 crated dogs , each is 30- 40 ish lbs.
In this camper , i could see two ( crated) on bed and 2 ( each crated) at diner bed, so that everyone gets a window. Great A/ C is necessary for them as 3 are double coated. I am on the West Coast. Would tie down crates. Need to search if legal in WA and OR for them in the camper , while I am driving. Appears safe for them. Large fridge and freezer best for my needs . I do NOT need any oven and I am fully opposed to microwave use for anyone ( human or dog ) as it is harmful to nutrition. I like the bathroom.
I am open to your thoughts. Traveling solo , so do not need much seating at all.
Great review. Northern Lite, Take notice!
Thanks for the tour! I better slap some airbags on my F-150 before I pick one up 😂
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Nice video as always! Have you heard of Rugged Mountain Rv? They have some innovative floorplans in their truck campers. Check them out!
Rugged Mountain are just not at the same level specs as the Cirrus 920. They do not offer lithium and have a very small amount of solar. The Cirrus 920 has everything standard, no options. 810 Ah lithium, 920 watts solar, DC to DC charger, 12v 8cu. ft Isotherm fridge with separate freezer compartment.. the list goes on...
WOW!! The price is insane I would rather buy a 30'+ haul behind with lots of room
Would love to see a video on how the door works that is in front of your camper, storage building. Thanks
Do you know if the bed can run left to right instead of up and down? Maybe have two clothes closets that way you don't have to slide down out of bed. Just curious
Very nice, thank you.
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Thank you Todd and Carla for your review of the 2024 920 Cirrus. I like your perspective because it is not “fancy” I mean it in a good way. I do appreciate the fancy, but I like looking at things as if I was there. Anyways, I am big fan of your channel and have been watching you videos for away because I know someday I am going to have a truck camper.
Well, that day is coming up real soon. I ordered the 920 and will pick it up in a few months. Honestly, I am a bit intimidated, from a camper van to a large camper I gotta load on a truck, what have I done! However it’s all the things I want.
Can you please pass on any advice for a truck? I am set on getting a 350 Ford w/crew cab DRW gas and I can see from ya’ll set up the flat bed is good for storage and payload. Is there anything else in buying the truck I need to know or have it equipped with besides some of the weight supportive stuff you and Carla have covered?
Also, I was told that the RV dealer will not help load my camper, 😳. Any solid tips, devices you recommend? Thank you kindly from this newbie!
Congrats on ordering your new camper. I know it can be intimidating but you’ll figure it out. Since you’re new to truck campers, I would recommend watching our Truck Camper 101 and Truck Camper 102 videos that’ll probably help you quite a bit to understand what you may need. It sounds like your F350 DRW with a gas motor should haul it just fine. But you will need some frame mounts and some other things to tie the camper down to the truck. Best thing to do is watch those videos. Thanks for watching!
Thank you for you comments. I have been watching your videos and I think they are honest and reliable. Grateful for your contributions to RUclips. I am handy, I guess I am excited and a little nervous, big O’ expensive truck camper, what have I done?! 😁 Take care
That's a very nice truck camper thanks for the tour!!
That would be rear bumper, Lol 😂
I think the Northern lite is still a better camper with more room.
Wow, I love these truck campers but man that’s a lot of money for such a small space.
Love the bathroom and the lighting but i just don't see 80k its not solid fiberglass so it's going to leak over time
The handle lock on the outside is a neat idea.. BUT.... If you were inside, and someone flipped the handle over and slid the tab down. How would you get out?
I imagine you could lock it so that someone can’t do that but yes, you would definitely have to remember to lock it while camping. Good point!
@@RunawayRoses Even if it wasn't locked, but the handle swung all the way to the hinge side of the door, would you still be able to open? Seems to be a serious design flaw, esp without a vented window on the door, where you could reach through. Any owners out there can confirm this?
Look, I’m a complete noob to these things but 4800? So almost 5000 pounds and there’s no slide outs on this? I mean, isn’t the Host Yukon about the same weight with two or three slide outs?
Thought when I bought my AF 865 2 years ago that 50k was a lot.
There is the runaway roses new truck camper. Five bucks says this becomes reality soon lol
Im a pretty big ole boy and i thought it would be nice if you wore one of those sumo wrestling mascot suits in your reviews. That way i would get an idea of how they would fit me. Thanks in advance!
That is a heavy, non-slide unit. Nice though. Never have cared for the venue that hosts the Atlanta RV show, the Atlanta Expo Center.
I've been watching your reviews for many years. You guys are getting me interested in a truck camper. I would have to buy a truck.
What would you consider a lite weight camper?
What do you guys think is the best winter truck camper?
Probably a Northern Lite, Bigfoot or Lance. Those all do really well when it is freezing.
Arctic Fox….
I've checked them out but they're just way too much particle board an glue for my taste......
Shower enclosure is disappointing. For this level of buy in 94k retail 😅 it should have one piece fiberglass molded shower - for starters. Couple of heavies in that cab over area with that 90 degree bend does not give me a good feeling on structural design. Nice generous radius can work wonders and has for thousands of years.
Those bubble windows have to go. Heave hoe the eurozone cabinetry. Yikes is that gawdy.
Do like the size of space the 920 offers and the solar setup.
So if you need $100,000 350 DWR and you need a roughly hundred grand for this you’re at 200 hundred grand give or take😮
LOVE IT ! .....do you think it would fit in an El Camino ?
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Just add airbags and you’ll be fine!
How do you like the 920 vs your 10-2 Northernlite? Would you trade it?
What size truck would be recommended for this unit?
I enjoy your channel and the info you provide
I'm thinking of getting a truck camper and seek your opinion & experience as to which one to consider. I have a F350 DRW diesel with 8 foot bed so should be able to carry any of them.
I am considering a Northern Lite, Lance, Bigfoot or Cirrus. Interested in your thoughts and experience on these and which your would recommend.
They’re all good campers it just comes down to your wants and needs. Wet bath or dry bath, slides or no slides, bed length, those type of things can make a big difference. Thanks for watching!
Arctic Fox 992. Better insulated and has a slide.
Would the 920 be too heavy for the gas, Ford 350 that you had before you got the 450. thinking about this camper but would rather not have to get a 450 chassis cab if I don’t have to
Yeah cuz the insurance issue the Roses did a video about recently. Big $$$ to insure 450 or bigger.
Exactly ,I hate to think how much money I paid out for insurance over my 50 years of driving without making a claim 😂😂
what truck would you recommend for this heavy of a camper?
At least a one ton dually or greater. Thanks for watching!
Just saw you posted the 10-2 for sale. Getting the Cirrus now?
No we are not looking at the Cirrus, stay tuned to see what is next. 😬
Lol can’t wait! Nobody has more real life experience with campers than you guys!
Weighs too much for a trunk camper. Love the space but not the weight.
@@RunawayRosesKingstar???
Costs at least twice as much as its worth.
80g’s !! Worth every penny if you got it. I don’t. 😂
Turn around to pantry!?
I’ve been looking at truck campers and I’m wondering what you would get if you had a 2500HD W/3601 lbs of cargo and a 6.5 bed?
Camp lite 6.8 TC
@@MSB1080 thank you
I've got that truck with a Wolf Creek 850. Nice rig!
@@michaelherring1697 did you have to upgrade anything on the truck?
Nice but heavy and expensive.
Bedroom is too small and a low head height
Priced way to high. Especially for something that won’t last 4 years. Maybe $25,000 that’s about all they are worth.
Yeah probably 70 80,000 too not for me not to go camping in
Nice -- but way overpriced -- 100,000 for the camper -- another 100,000 for a truck
Wow, it’s not worth $107500 canadian 🤣. It doesn’t even have a designated generator compartment, huge fail imo. And the stupid shower floor pan?? 🙄. I thought it was gonna be the cream of the crop of all truck campers, but nope they blew it imo. i still love my NL dry bath better, i got amazing suction cup everywhere storage in that thing lol. N a built in shower seat too! but yeah the bathroom sink faucet sucks, not very usable. Need to find n change it out with a taller faucet of same function, 🙁, do u guys have the same issue? (Mines a 2022 year) 🍻
It does have a dedicated generator compartment. The one he couldn’t open.
@@paulbailey5915 could have sworn a rep. of the cirrus said there is none. So no built-in generator compartment space. 🍻
Just watch a few other videos on the 920 and you will see them talking about the compartment was "sized" to accept a Honda 2000 size generator, if that's your jam!
@@SpykersB
@@paulbailey5915 thx for the info! But I’m broken, I can’t lift out a generator to run it, many woman can’t do so very well either, so i need to stick with built-ins, that’s what I mean by a designated gen compartment, n what I mean by a huge fail. Plus imagining hauling n hooking up a gen in the rain 😭….lol 🍻
Well I really love the bathroom on this thing. I saw one in person at Hershey but I’m glad you like your northern light dry bath. I don’t think I want a 5000 pound truck Camper otherwise I think this 920 would be ideal. So I’m thinking NL 8-11 DB.
$80 000. 😂😂😂😂
All electric is the biggest thing about this camper
That kind of money for a truck camper..............misses the point of a truck camper.