I've gone through multiple phases in camping. Started with a tent, went to a popup and then to a Class C. Now looking at retirement but I don't want to spend $100K + on a camper. I love the Intech line where you can get a decent toyhauler for 25K - 35K. Looking at the Flyer Explore for when I go biking out west every year.
purchased my 2024 explore just before christmas eve. it is sitting patiently in storage waiting for my new tow vehicle to arrive. which is tough bc this video makes me fomo so hard! cannot wait to take this beauty out into the wild
I have a 2024 Flyer Pursue and I can attest to the fact that it is the best built camper out there. I opted out of the slide out kitchen because I have 50 years of camp cooking gear and I really like the extra storage space. It also helps keep the tongue weight down. I also do not have the water tank as I am a solo camper and a 5 gal jerry jug of water lasts me for days. As much as I like my Pursue, I am considering an Explore as my next upgrade. I like the added height and at 6'2" I appreciate that. I have the A/C and the propane furnace, both of which are great and a must. I was wondering if it was possible to get the Explore without the tip out bed? Since it's just me, I currently use a Disc-O-Bed cot. I guess all I am looking for is the added height. Again, Intech is manufacturing the best quality RV on the market.
Yes, the extra height is helpful. I considered the Discover before because of the height, but with this being taller, this is better for me. I feel kind of bad for folks who bought a 2023 right before these came out!
Can these be ordered from Intech direct? Needing artic white exterior, double rear doors,adventure pkg,delete ac and add additional max air,timbren suspension and antenna coaxial exterior port with interior plug.
It's meant to be a toy hauler. What you want is already available from other manufacturers. inTech's new Flyer Forge has a wet bath, but it's still a toy hauler.
@@vooraltijdnederlandsyes there are other brands a that are similar and we have owned one(little guy max), but they don’t have the same quality or reliability in their campers that they build . We prefer quality over looking good, over falling apart on the first trip.
Lose the propane.. go solar and all electric. Allow the interior counter to fold up to access the stove and fridge slideout. Seperate the space between the slideout and the battery/electical storage space. Otherwise great product.. if i ever get the money to burn i would have this over any other similarly sized model. Runaway and Hiker being the closest contenders.
When will the us market start taking notes from the Australian caravan makers and build better bigger and capable. The idea of pumping out ten units a day should not be a bragging point, take time make a quality product. Take a look at titanium caravans or Lotus. There's no ten trailers built in a day
The 6” increase in interior height and addition of the built in furnace addresses the only issues of the previous model. Well done Intech RV!
I've been looking at this unit for at least three years. To see the added height is a GAME CHANGER.
I've gone through multiple phases in camping. Started with a tent, went to a popup and then to a Class C. Now looking at retirement but I don't want to spend $100K + on a camper. I love the Intech line where you can get a decent toyhauler for 25K - 35K. Looking at the Flyer Explore for when I go biking out west every year.
purchased my 2024 explore just before christmas eve. it is sitting patiently in storage waiting for my new tow vehicle to arrive. which is tough bc this video makes me fomo so hard! cannot wait to take this beauty out into the wild
Does your 2024 explore have a port connection for a TV hookup to outside antenna?
Love it . Love the additional height. Thanks Guys . Looking forward to my 1st purchase...!
I have a 2024 Flyer Pursue and I can attest to the fact that it is the best built camper out there. I opted out of the slide out kitchen because I have 50 years of camp cooking gear and I really like the extra storage space. It also helps keep the tongue weight down. I also do not have the water tank as I am a solo camper and a 5 gal jerry jug of water lasts me for days.
As much as I like my Pursue, I am considering an Explore as my next upgrade. I like the added height and at 6'2" I appreciate that. I have the A/C and the propane furnace, both of which are great and a must. I was wondering if it was possible to get the Explore without the tip out bed? Since it's just me, I currently use a Disc-O-Bed cot. I guess all I am looking for is the added height.
Again, Intech is manufacturing the best quality RV on the market.
Really starting to like what i see coming from intech👍
Does the 2024 explore have a plug or hookup to run tv antenna on roof to inside.
Will this fit inside a one car garage?
What is the outside dementions and weight?
Yes, the extra height is helpful. I considered the Discover before because of the height, but with this being taller, this is better for me. I feel kind of bad for folks who bought a 2023 right before these came out!
Can these be ordered from Intech direct? Needing artic white exterior, double rear doors,adventure pkg,delete ac and add additional max air,timbren suspension and antenna coaxial exterior port with interior plug.
No. You have to go through a dealer. The dealer will order the trailer to your specifications, unless they already have one in stock.
Is a timbren suspension an option? I ordered a ‘24 and the dealer didn’t mention any optional suspension upgrades
Did I miss it, or does this still not have a screen for the back door? Huge miss here if that's the case.
Why did they take away the door on the driver side cargo area and move the battery into the tongue box??
You should look at making a Flyer without the ramp door, with a queen bed and wetbath. Just a simple camper for simple people that just want to camp.
Tip the ramp out level. Add an arwing and shower tent onto the roof rack.
Just needs plumbing extended
It's meant to be a toy hauler. What you want is already available from other manufacturers. inTech's new Flyer Forge has a wet bath, but it's still a toy hauler.
@@vooraltijdnederlands But the forge is twice the tires, weight and price . That's a bit steep to get a wet bath :(
@@vooraltijdnederlandsyes there are other brands a that are similar and we have owned one(little guy max), but they don’t have the same quality or reliability in their campers that they build . We prefer quality over looking good, over falling apart on the first trip.
@@WanderingSwallows1Well, if you want better quality, you're going to pay more. If you don't need a toy hauler, look at the inTech Sol line.
Price
I bought mine for 25 k out the door.. Originally priced at 30k
Flyer Explore starts at $20,030
Why did 2024 units delete coaxial port on side by solar plug??
Lose the propane.. go solar and all electric. Allow the interior counter to fold up to access the stove and fridge slideout. Seperate the space between the slideout and the battery/electical storage space. Otherwise great product.. if i ever get the money to burn i would have this over any other similarly sized model. Runaway and Hiker being the closest contenders.
When will the us market start taking notes from the Australian caravan makers and build better bigger and capable. The idea of pumping out ten units a day should not be a bragging point, take time make a quality product. Take a look at titanium caravans or Lotus. There's no ten trailers built in a day