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Thanks very helpful

Really Nice !!! Could we use this Travel lite camper during the winter time.... a real winter time -4deg Far...(-20dec Cel) ?

absolutely amazing completely disrupting the game. Your innovation and attention to detail is unparallel. Beginning to do my research for toy hauler and there’s no question in mind. It is a travel light that I will go with probably the new one... The SUR

I have one of these the roof is all 3/16 plywood with TPO glued to it, the inside full of wood

Are the tongue weight specs on the website with propane and batteries or no ?? I emailed 3 times and no 1 has gotten back to me, not very impressed with the lack of customer service

Sprayed foam insulation has a greater R Value than fiberglass batt insulation.

Lots of info, but nothing substantial to sway one way or the other. I guess, Im going to buy on looks.

That's really cute I thought the title had something to do with campers and not the current weather find something else to do

Awesome, I want one with a wet bath or dry.

Selling way too hard

VIN # 4YDTBLM24PT430429 2023 Keystone Bullet Crossfire 2780BH Time line on this camper... I signed papers on this camper on December 9, 2023. I didn't get it home until February 3, 2024. Work Order # 14680W dated 12/5/23 states job 1- Loose trim at bottom of entry door. job 2- Night stand trim needs work (right side). job 3- Master bedroom seam tape and wall panels needs replaced. Cause: Window not sealed causing water damage to unit Correction: Remove window, window valance, blind, trim, sliding door, door track, trim, cabinet, night stand, bed, bed frame, shelf above bed, and put it all back together again and fill all nail holes with color matched wood filler. At the bottom of this work order it states that "The remaining windows on the unit are not sealed properly and going to allow water to intrude in the future." Were ALL these windows even fixed? April 22, 2024... I am in the camper making the beds for our FIRST trip and notice BOTH upper and lower bunks are wet. Upon further inspection the wall panel, the bunk frames, the curtains, and the floor were also wet. There was a 1/4" gap between the wall and the window top. Water was literally dripping from the window frame. I have video of the gap and the water coming in. I had to cancel that trip to get the camper back in for service. Work Order # 15548 dated 4/29/24 job #1- Lower bunk window is leaking. job #2- Upper bunk window is leaking. Cause: window is not properly installed causing a gap in window and not properly sealed. Correction: tighten windows and seal. May 16, 2024 Our first trip... While hooked up to water and the water pump on, we discovered the toilet leaks/spews water from a fitting onto the wall and floor, and the bathroom sink has a pretty substantial drip/leak where it will not shut off. As the day got warmer, we turned on the A/C and discovered there was a gap in the drip rail that allowed condensation/and maybe even rain water, to drip down into the outside speaker. Later that night as we were going to bed, we noticed the night stand trim in the bedroom (that had been "fixed" in w/o # 14680W) was flopping off the wall again. We finish our camping trip inconvenienced by not being able to turn on the water pump. I make an appointment to drop the camper off for yet another "fix". The night before taking this back to Camping World for service, I'm in the camper and notice the lower bunk is wet, again! As I am collecting stuff out of the camper, I notice a hat that had been sitting on the right side night stand in the master bedroom was wet, and a notebook that was on the dinette table was wet. When we go in to drop the camper off, Josh and Bill do a physical walk around and inspection. The wall and nightstand are wet as well. They discover a hole in the right front corner of the roof and tell us all 4 corners of the roof have been patched with some sort of "putty" and this is why the wall and nightstand are wet and is why trim keeps falling off the wall. All of this takes us to Work Order # 15735 dated 5/21/24. job #1- toilet has a massive leak job #2- bathroom faucet will not shut completely off job #3- seam in gutter dripping into outdoor speaker job #4- master bedroom trim is lose again (from W/O #14680W) job #5- lower bunk window is leaking again (from W/O #15548) job #6- dinette window leaks There is no mention of a hole in the roof OR all 4 corners be patched on this work order. No mention of the the wall panels warping. What happens 6 or 10 months from now and the floor and/or walls deteriorate? What happens if mold is discovered? Has anyone even CHECKED BEHIND any of these walls that have been wet? Has anyone checked the stability of the bunk bed frames, where they mount to the wall? Will they deteriorate and come off the wall? The bunk room curtains have been so wet that they have faded and bled black dye onto two set of sheets. What happens when those curtains and the header that they are attached to fall from the wall? We have our annual trip (6 hr drive) coming up. What happens when we find another leak or disastrous situation?? Camping World Customer Service suggested that if we have issues to "reach out to our Elite Tech Support line" and gave me an 844 phone number. The closest Camping World would be AT LEAST 147 miles away! And how would I contact them with no cell service or internet in the hills and back woods of Missouri?? We are not "glampers"...we do off grid or "boon-docking". This camper is not as solid or dependable as it should be for a NEW camper. As of todays date, I have made 7 payments on this camper. It has 96 miles on it...30 to a campground, and 66 miles to Camping World for service. I spoke to Nicole at Keystone Customer Service about a Swap Out or Buy Back. I would swap for another Keystone Bullet. We have always had good luck with Keystone campers and have thought of them as a quality camper. However, this particular camper has some serious issues. Issues that I'm not sure can be corrected properly.

Absolutely nonsense.

This is a great unit! well built and you can tell a lot of thought went into this trailer. I'm definitely considering purchasing one of these units, but the cost just seem to high. I'm thinking the covid greed is still roaming the RV industry lol

on the 1/2 models that go over the cab, what is the weight rating for that "bunk"?

Is Sunset Park still producing the 1200/1500 Volt?✌️

Another video that would really help - what to know for your first trip.

Watching a bunch of your videos thank you for putting them together! You should highlight your dealership at the end - hey if you're looking for an RV in GA check out Camp Oaks. Unfortunately I'm in Colorado though...

If you are not put aluminum framing to safe money why are they do expensive

Love this concept BUT.... THAT BATHROOM? Come on. All thay room you could of gone big enough for the 'man spread" 😅

drip, drip, drip

Great video Kimberly! Okay, dumb question what do you do when camping in the woods and you can't use solar? Or days like the video when it rains and doesn't have enough sun for the solar panels?

Great video. I know about Camp Oaks through a "famous youtuber." Just kidding. I know you all go the extra mile. I love the small geopro line.

I was just wondering you sold this one you had do you plan to get more? I was just down in ATL this weekend and wanted to stop by but you’re closed on Monday. I really want this model, here in Wisconsin they have the older model and after seeing this on I was rethinking the other one. Visiting family down there often so I could be back to soon.

I'm 6'3 so that won't work

15 gallon black tank on the 14FL?

I wished you would have shown the restroom

Are the 2018 Travel lite Falcons built in the same way? Or are they stick and tin?

0:53 I did not understand, it sound like you said everything else is geograbed

The small door to the bedroom is a no for me. I like my privacy but it is bad enough to have to crawl over the other person but then to have to squeeze through a small door. What were they thinking?

To much white!!

Fiberglass is lighter then aluminum 😅😂😅😂

How's your tin trailers after a hail storm ? Vs fiberglass

This was helpful thanks

I love your dealership. We are from central Arkansas USA. We love the no extra fee.

EXTRA DOORS

I can see a problem happenning under the shower. Hot water would created moisture on the other side of the plastic floor sides, creating molds.. Other brands got the same design and molds occured. Would required more ventilation there for sure

Catalina

Looks like a big refrigirator, no personality, americans have no style in building anything, there so worried about having all the confort , idea of camping is to disconnect from the rat race and focus on nature and not some technology crap, at least make it styled like an airstream, and nice light wood inside so it can feel like a coazy place, this crap looks like a gadget to use few times and will look like a abandoned refrigirator in the yard, sick amd tired of this tastless country, walmart, ugly cities with no character and work like a slave,.

Is this where they forget to clean the chips and shavings out of my camper ?

Why do they keep saying all aluminum when there is hardly any aluminum in this at all? It’s adzdale (sp?).

This is ridiculous, a place to seat six people but no toilet.

Really nice, I alway liked the Winnebago that has a similar floorplan, but the kitchen was a slide out. Which I always thought was a problem waiting to happen.

2 other differences, dual pane windows and heavier (thicker and better r value) insulation in the structure in addition to the reflective foil.

Fiberglass at some time will de-laminate from sun exposure , aluminum doesn't, get a molded front nose as well , just been my personal experience.

Confusing

Nothing from travel lite . i can take my comment down i respect your right to make a living.

Got to tell you. I jumped to a conclusion. After watching the entire content, im 96% your right . The only way to know for sure would be knowing someone who owns one . And puts many miles of real-life conditions. Did build production models back in late 1976 - 78. And they were crappie motor homes. Southwind and pace arrow. 8 to 12 a day. After that, i built high-rise buildings until i retired .

Flimsy. At least they do look good.

I don't believe your introduction