I have owned the 12.0 Pro for over a year. Has many features and I have used the camper in the down position in a Florida rain storm. Only need to open top about 2 inches to open short door and get into the camper.. Hunker down with AC watching TV. My only issue is 340 pound tongue weight because of Battery, LP tank and slide out kitchen all towards hitch end.
In the rain storm, it sounds like you didn't have it latched down on the outside. Right? So was there any leaking with it down like that? Sounds like a good way to use it
@@barrymiller4975 Wow that's great. I might consider leaving the travel door in all the time. A velcro screen could be attached over the door. Then maybe just close it down to sleep
I think this is pretty cool. The shower, very clever idea. I wouldn’t mind showering in it lol. But where’s the tv? Please don’t tell me that there’s no tv 📺 🤦🏽♀️!!!! 😂 This is the second time I’ve seen this video apparently, because I just saw my comment from months ago lol. And I don’t remember seeing it. Oh well😊
Prefer the older onrs that had lower and more tenting. Makes it feel roomier. Sorry, I can push one up faster than that and have. If boondocking with no electric, can it be manually pushed up? Also prefer window on each side of bed for better fresh air circulation
In the future, please provide specs and floor plans at the beginning of the video. You tout it being lightweight, but there’s no mention of the GVWR until 4 minutes into the video. Just some thoughts. Thanks!
I have owned the 12.0 Pro for over a year. Has many features and I have used the camper in the down position in a Florida rain storm. Only need to open top about 2 inches to open short door and get into the camper.. Hunker down with AC watching TV. My only issue is 340 pound tongue weight because of Battery, LP tank and slide out kitchen all towards hitch end.
In the rain storm, it sounds like you didn't have it latched down on the outside. Right? So was there any leaking with it down like that? Sounds like a good way to use it
I spent the stormy night inside my 12.0Pro with the top down nearly all the way with no water leaks..
@@barrymiller4975 Wow that's great. I might consider leaving the travel door in all the time. A velcro screen could be attached over the door. Then maybe just close it down to sleep
Love it!
I think this is pretty cool. The shower, very clever idea. I wouldn’t mind showering in it lol. But where’s the tv? Please don’t tell me that there’s no tv 📺 🤦🏽♀️!!!! 😂 This is the second time I’ve seen this video apparently, because I just saw my comment from months ago lol. And I don’t remember seeing it. Oh well😊
This is really great, I like it!
Prefer the older onrs that had lower and more tenting. Makes it feel roomier. Sorry, I can push one up faster than that and have.
If boondocking with no electric, can it be manually pushed up? Also prefer window on each side of bed for better fresh air circulation
I like it but its a bit pricey, you can get a bigger camper for a lot cheaper. Never understood why smaller campers are more expensive. 🤔
In the future, please provide specs and floor plans at the beginning of the video. You tout it being lightweight, but there’s no mention of the GVWR until 4 minutes into the video. Just some thoughts. Thanks!
Nice
Hi. We have a 2021 Viking 12.0 Max. We like the new pro. Wife like the bath and I like the outdoor kitchen. What would a trade in be for them?
Bro could use that camper in its closed position
I’m selling mine for $17,500 used 3 times.
OMG. $25K?