Micro Camper Drop Floor Provides Standing Height...Fits in Garage!

[@phyllismalpas2883]

So I actually own one of these. Bought it new (2022 model) in April 2023. I have traveled about 8845 miles and spent 65 nights in all kinds of weather over the 16 months. There is lots of good and some fairly bad stuff when you consider that this is a house on wheels. Pros: 1a) I love the space for 1. I converted the big queen bed (which is too big a waste of space for me) to a pretty big single so I can keep the big table up and usable as well as still have seating for 2 in the large dinette space. I still use the small front dinette for eating and storing groceries, etc. 1b) Reducing bed size allows that AC unit to work much much better. 2) Most of the components are great and haven't had issues. I unplugged the TV to reduce parasitic power draw. Next step is removal. 3) At 7' 3.5", I can fit it in my garage by dropping tire pressure and a little ingenuity. Not as hard as it sounds and keeps it clean. Easy to maneuver by hand. 4) My cabinets and drawers stay closed, during travel. That lowered tub is great to keep things from rolling around! 5) I really like standing to do dishes and cook 6) Love not messing with a black tank or cassettes ever. I carry a Cleanwaste fold-up for convenience. Cons: 1) My biggest hassle has been the water connections to the hot water heater. Braided vinyl hose with Pex fittings is not ideal (i.e., stupid). Had many leaks, tried lots of "fixes" and now have some permanent water damage to cabinetry. However, FINALLY found a RV guy with the right stuff and I installed PEX tubing and flare fittings. No More Leaks (for last 3K+ miles anyway) 2) Battery placement is atrocious under a dinette seat. Ridiculously hard to get at and battery is screwed in a box. I made a "door" in the plywood access so I didn't have to drag the full length out just to check on it. Same on other side with water heater and water pump for winterization. 3) Door fit with original lock was "off". I broke a key in it and decided to replace. The new lock fits perfectly and the door closes and locks without trauma. 4) Slam latch on storage pops open even when locked on a really bumpy road!. Overall, I am having lots of fun. This is light enough for my Honda Pilot to pull it anywhere I need to go without a horrendous mileage hit. Phyllis M.

[@cynthiakritika5047]

Thanks for the great info!

[@stacky512a]

Great mini review!

[@BigOsTaco]

Good info thanks. How much do these little guys run for?

[@elizabetha1042]

I'd love to see a picture of your new bed arrangement. I'm just one person and so many campers allot too much space for sleeping thinking that everyone who camps does so as a couple. Thanks for your helpful feedback on this!

[@elizabetha1042]

I'd love to see a picture of your new bed arrangement. I'm just one person and so many campers allot too much space for sleeping thinking that everyone who camps does so as a couple. Thanks for your helpful feedback on this!

[@mixflip]

I dig it. The fact that it fits in a standard garage is actually a HUGE selling point for those of us who cant park a trailer outside our house due to HOA rules.

[@rogerfurman7450]

very true about HOA..but I cannot give up my garage space to a trailer..lol

[@carsonchambers5617]

HOA’s are a joke, such an invasion of our amendments, and rights. Whoever thought it was a good idea is a moron. Might have been fine in the old days, but nowadays power hungry Karens just use it to bully, harass, and threaten people. Good luck finding the actual good ones too. I’m fine with keeping your lawn free from junk, and trash, but going as far as deciding what color you are allowed to paint your house, not being able to fly our damn flag, decorations, hell not even being able to use your OWN damn driveway is insane. Not to mention how they are able to put leans on your house that YOU paid for.🤦‍♂️ Don’t get me started on the forced “fees” that don’t actually benefit the neighborhood too. Whenever I think of HOAs I just imagine an old hag peaking out of their closed blinds with binocs just waiting for someone to break their BS rules. They have nothing else better to do than ruin other people’s lives. Only way to get rid of them I think (besides for gov regulation which will never happen), is get on the board, get everyone on your side, and vote to disband it. I’ll never live in an HOA, rural/country areas FTW.

[@rkendsley7561]

He REALLY likes that outside TV mount!

[@PlayingwithSticks]

And the windows!

[@billredding2000]

The LAST thing I'd want on my TT is an outside TV. Really. One INSIDE, yes (I use mine for a PC monitor, not a TV), but not outside. Doubt I'd even use the table outside, either. Or outside speakers (useless to me). I guess lots of people want/use them outside or else Little Guy wouldn't offer it, but I'd delete those "options" from mine. -- BR

[@seanmcgovernrealtor]

@@billredding2000 The good thing is it only was the cost of the mounts to provide the flexibility of use by the buyer.

[@InfernosReaper]

@@billredding2000 There's a lot of stuff in the RV industry that are old ideas that were never really that great and are basically obsolete now, yet refuse to just die off. Integrated outdoor entertainment is one of them. These days, people who want that can buy something better than what they can get from RV suppliers. Meanwhile, things that are actually helpful, like indoor/outdoor tables are oddly rare, despite being easy to pull off.

[@carsonchambers5617]

@@InfernosReaper Never got the whole outdoor tv mount system, and external speakers. Unless you’re out in the boonies with no one around you it’s so disrespectful to others to be just blasting music (then again that hasn’t stop those annoying boaters who do that lol). Can’t tell you how annoying it is trying to relax when someone blasts their music that often times isn’t even stuff you like, drives me nuts when my neighbors do it at home (and it’s the SAME exact song every single damn time🙃). Same with the outdoor kitchens in certain camp trailers that already have a kitchen inside. Leads to a weird floor plan inside that could be utilizing that extra cubby space for storage. 9/10 I doubt anyone is using either that outdoor TV or kitchen. The one time maybe the tailgaters, but they often have baller diesel pusher motorhomes. Plus like you said portable speakers are gonna be a better choice than the usual two external speaker layout that most camp trailers come with. Between the more number of speakers, the better quality of them, and the IPX water/dust ratings.

[@shanangf778]

Proud owner of a 2023 Little Guy Micro Max. Never had any issues with it (knock on wood). Except for leaking propane gas that was caused by a loose connection that we just had to tighten with a wrench. Everything else worked as advertised. Great quality little trailer that is perfect for my needs. I would buy it again! I am installing a lift kit for more clearance. Love, love, LOVE my Micro Max!🥰

[@PlayingwithSticks]

Love hearing this! I bet that lift kit will get it right where it needs to be. I think in its current state it could do most typical paid campgrounds, but a little lift will get you out to all the open country.

[@shanangf778]

@@PlayingwithSticks i scratched her just getting her out of my steep driveway and getting on/off a curb. But maybe i’m just a bad driver. 😅

[@PlayingwithSticks]

@shanangf778 oh wow! OK she definitely needs a lift

[@mikecrawford7352]

@@PlayingwithSticks always depart curbs one drive tire a time if you can. If it can’t be avoid go very slow to minimize the vehicle from bouncing and slamming the hitch into the sidewalk

[@shanangf778]

@@mikecrawford7352 thanks for the tip!

[@HippieHikerChik]

Another proud and happy 2023 Micro Max owner. When looking for a small camper, I had several requirements: 1) The GVWR couldn’t exceed 3500 lbs. 2) it had to sleep 3 adults without a tent. 3) Better build quality. The Micro Max hits every item. Here are my pros: 1) This little camper lives big and has great storage. Our adult son always travels with us and is 6’0. It’s a little short for him but not terribly. I would describe this camper as perfect for one, great for two and snug for 3 adults. It’s great for us for trips up to about a week long. 2) The build quality is excellent. I couldn’t be happier. 3) Tows well with our F150. I’m in the process of getting the trailer brake controller installed on my Outback Wilderness, which will be the primary tow vehicle. Having had mine for a year, I do have some dislikes. 1) The battery placement. Ugh! Especially if you’re like us and keep the rear dinette in the bed position. 2) If the temps are above 90 and you have it in the queen bed configuration, it takes hours to cool off in a hitch up and go trip after work on Friday. We’re going to see how plugging it in at home and running the ac for a couple of days works. 3) We’ve had trouble with the latch closure on the roadside front drawer under the small dinette not latching and staying closed. Honorable Mention: An outside TV bracket. Really????? All in all, super pleased and highly recommend the Micro Max. Edited to add: I thought seriously about ditching the microwave but surprisingly, I do use it more than I thought I would.

[@DiMaggio82]

How.much did it cost

[@HippieHikerChik]

@@DiMaggio82 $27K

[@pesto12601]

3:50 - that's some rough-shod craftsmanship there.. raw ediges and that white "panel" has some obvious gaps.... no recessed screen/nail holes either... a 30 second improvement that would show dedication to their customers. and $28,000 no less... .lol... campers are outrageously priced!

[@PlayingwithSticks]

Those B roll shots are left in their purposely. Glad you caught that.

[@HippieHikerChik]

I’m an owner and do agree. I see the same issues on mine. Also, the glue holding the door track for the rear dinette storage has already come loose. Having had a few RVs over the years, we sadly expect some of that. I’m still happy with my purchase though. It’s a good camper.

[@pesto12601]

@@HippieHikerChik it's sad that folks expect these defects in a 40K camper... it's like buying a house and saying we expect the bathtub to leak and the cabinets to fall apart... standards folks.. hold these companies accountable for their shoddiness!

[@deborahsimpson2732]

Thank you for mentioning the price. That is the info I was looking for. That's about 20K more than we want to spend. We'll stick with our tent for now.

[@HippieHikerChik]

@@deborahsimpson2732 I paid $27K for mine last May.

[@justintarducci6561]

I took a look at one of these. We have a family of four and I was impressed with how it felt inside with all of us. Currently we are a Pup camping family. But down the road this one is up on the list.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

Glad someone else has been in this. It was so hard to convey through video how it felt inside. When he was saying dining for 6, I could see it could be done. Tight, but definitely possible.

[@TheLimberPine]

How would 4 sleeping work? Is there a bunk setup?

[@HippieHikerChik]

I have one. You can’t sleep 4, unless you have 2 small kids who are willing to sleep feet to head on the front bed.

[@mnfishing4194]

​@melissafrederick9362 even 5 can sleep. 2 adults with 2 kids on the large bed, and 1 kid onseparate bed. (Important to keep yourself in shape).

[@jgrant4520]

Thanks Drew! Very retro with some nice modern touches!

[@PlayingwithSticks]

Hey Brad! I was sort of in your neck of the woods last week. Well, I went through to get down south. I forgot how amazing Southern Colorado is! Thank you so much Brad for the coffee. Trying something new this week. I bought a bunch of beans from Amazon. At $5-$6 a bag it is probaboy too good to be true, but worth a try. I had no idea Amazon had their own line of coffee. Organic, beans from all over the world. It should be a fun experiment.

[@jgrant4520]

@@PlayingwithSticks I am actually a little further east but Southern Colorado is very beautiful! The coffee sounds intriguing and glad you are going the organic route. Let me now how the experiment goes!!😊

[@westcoastislander6699]

We have an Alto 1713 by Safari Condo out of Quebec, Canada. Very similar design except for a clamshell-style roof that gives it over 7 ft of head room inside. 1800lbs dry weight and not a stick of wood in the build. Developed and designed by an aircraft engineer. Amazing quality that meets or beats anything we've seen. Only unfortunate thing is that the wait list is presently over 2 years. We have NEVER regretted our investment in this great little trailer.

[@matsuwesty2]

I love those trailers. Had the opportunity to tour one in New Brunswick, CA, and was impressed with it. They are expensive and the wait list is long, but they are a really nice trailer.

[@kaykaykayak9368]

I love it, I have looked at the vintage drop floor Scotty and thought why don’t they still make this. And now Little Guy does Thanks!

[@user-vm5ud4xw6n]

Make sure if you get one of those awnings that you check out how good it holds up in the heat. We had a trailer with an awning and didn’t know it needed treatment from the heat. Ee lived in ours full time. The thing ended up shredding. It’s the only thing we could figure out that caused it. And since we chose it over a roll out we were left without any. Since we were stationary we ended up getting a shelter built around it. It was a life saver in the heat!

[@Dinsdale2020]

Great point. However camping in the rain with a couple of children. A few shows on the telly, a few board games could make a rainy weekend into a fun experience.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

Great point! If you watch our channel, you’ll see we use a projector, we’re not against the technology. A lot of people are in this community, but our family is more about utilizing space.

[@mrdave22]

You had me at Scotty serro. Loved that design. God bless everyone.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

The Scotty is what got me excited as well. That was actually at the very end of the video and I bumped it up to the front. It was the story I wanted to hear most.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

God bless you, my friend

[@gaypreator8547]

That’s why they are called small. Because they are “small”. Not everyone wants to pack an entire house to go camping. Small simple minimalist. Power to the little guy.

[@CampMymy]

I love the ability to stand up, and it’s a good combo of rugged with nice amenities.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

The standing ability was really nice. Even at onlly 5'9" I honestly didn't really notice.

[@alfamaize]

So close to the shape we would want if we ever had to replace our current trailer. It's always interesting to walk around campgrounds to see trailers that are jacked up so very high- we have a vintage trailer that has around 10" of clearance after I added two inches to it. Never have had a clearance problem at all. And we travel a lot with this camper- just finished a 34 night trip, on which we crossed 200 nights in just under 3 years with our low camper. If I were to suggest a different trailer to copy next- it would be the Aristocrat- which ours is based on (it's a WheelCamper). 17' adds enough length to really increase space, but the low floor and low height makes it fit into a garage, too. I totally get people who think they want to go camping out in the middle of nowhere. But I finished working in an industry were people constantly bought things they never, ever used. Ever. There's plenty of space in the market for people who know that low and light isn't going to cause any problems- and actually solve some serious ones.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

I didn't realize the Aristocrat could fit in a garage. In the pictures they always seem to look tall like our Shasta Compact. I'm with you on the height. I have been preaching that on this channel for years. People who watch our channel frequently know that we go everywhere. And we do it with very limited clearance most the time with no problems. I'm glad you mentioned this.

[@georgedreher2322]

Wife & I bought a barely used 2018 InTech Flyer in 2020 for $10K cash from a private party. Loaded with camping gear, it weighs less than 2500 lbs on the road. Build is all aluminum with inside insulation. EZ pull for our 22 Toyota Tacoma Off Road 6 cyl with manual trans. It's a utility style trailer and has a rooftop AC/Heat unit + Maxx Air Fan which we use for comfortable & protected sleeping. Has battery & 30 amp connection to run frig, TV, radio. It also has a front pull-out kitchen we cover with a large roof only style tent. The rear of the trailer has the usual utility style double doors where we attach a large Iron Man tent with floor to the camper. This provides us with a large stand-up living/dining area during bad weather & also rear entry into the camper instead of the side door. We live in the Tampa area but frequently camp in the mountain areas of north GA & SC. And, it fits in our garage.

[@kerstinoberlin4708]

I like it especially for a solo person and im only 5'2 so having everything on my level is a plus i would not have to worry about reaching up to get stuff or having to climb up on something to reach that for me is a big plus and as i work remotely having the option to have a full time sleep area and dinette space where i could work from would be a plus as well as not having to buy a huge truck to pull this my suv would be able to pull it i think and itvwould not be huge to pull this is something i would like to have but yes take out microwave no need for it dont use one at home will keep this in mind as i am looking to start my gypsy time in my life kids are grown now time for me to roam

[@PlayingwithSticks]

YESSS!!! Love seeing a trailer that matches someone's needs. I think they definitely had a targer audience when they created this. I don't know if you follow Girl Camper. I am not very familiar with them. It is a network of female campers. One of the leaders of the group got a MicroMax about a year or two ago. She has a lot of blogs and content sharing her lifestyle with it. girlcamper.com/girl-camper-choice-2023-little-guy-micro-max/

[@lorifarmer9692]

Someone tell this man to stop ✋️ justifying his quality! ❤

[@jennstuart2031]

The first impression is that i like it. For me: the tv and microwv come out. When i was looking at teardrops in 2010, LG did not have a good reputation. If that has turned around, then good for them. So, the Vistabule has a drop floor. Campinn has underbed bins. Maybe some others have low hanging things underneath. I never thought about it. I dont 'overland' with my campinn, but I've been off road in some back country and never had a space clearance issue. I also have a 4"lift kit that might balance that out. I think this is a good floor plan and would be comfortable in this trailer. You can make coffee inside and sit around in your jammies!

[@PlayingwithSticks]

The well roundeness of this comment is so appreciated. Love the pros, cons, reservations, real world scenarios, current camper vs other campers. Love it! Thanks Jenn. You know I really appreciate all you share on here.

[@jennstuart2031]

😊

[@rogerfurman7450]

i like the fact that you do not have to tear down the eating area to make a bed. Two seperate is the set up I like. If it was just a drop bigger with at least a wet bath I wuoldlike it better IMHO

[@MrDJTROY11]

Drew thank you for your review on this camper I had a camper that the deal fell through and I found myself looking for something else. I was trying to stay with a liter one but I had to upgrade the car to be able to pull this luckily I was already in the market for a new vehicle so we ended up buying one of these even though the company is not around anymore😢 I have not yet took it out yet but my family is so ready. You help us out tremendously with what to look for in a camper and I wanted to say thanks!

[@PlayingwithSticks]

Thank you for coming back and taking the time to share this. I really appreciate it. It's comments like these that make all the work completely worth it!

[@MrDJTROY11]

@@PlayingwithSticks any advice about getting parts should something go wrong? I got the 2024 with the rough rider package.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

@@MrDJTROY11 Luckily for you, most of what they use comes from Lippert (large rv industry in Indiana) so you should be good there. Not a whole lot of proprietary items on this camper. I also have seen Little Guy come and go over the years. I could see them popping up again in the future under a different name.

[@lindac446]

I agree with others about tv .. but that power outside would be nice for an oscillating fan to discourage mosquitoes, or just create a breeze if there isnt one.

[@lorettatayor5840]

one feature i would change;, the aluminum holder for the propane. have it swing open from the side and not the top. lifting a filled propane tank is heavy into that space.

[@tonyalewis9053]

Nice little trailer for Harvest Host & State Park camping. When I visit my Sister in Rancho Mirage, we will look at Little Guy trailers. At 5’5” I don’t see a problem with height! 😉

[@PlayingwithSticks]

To be honest at 5'11" I really didn't find problems with it. I was really surprised how comfortable it felt.

[@amydelpiere9315]

I saw that trailer when P.J. was doing that tour you reference here. I thought it had a lot of potential and I still like it. It would be just about perfect for people such as myself, my daughter, and my son-in-law who may be considered vertically challenged. My son and husband are both around 6 feet and I can see them giving it a hard pass. I'm with you and would leave out the television and microwave.

[@mendyviola]

I’m 5’2 and camp solo often in SE Texas, and occasionally with my husband who is 5’8”. If they made the microwave and TV and option, this would be a good fit for us. My main criteria is something that will fit in my garage with a kitchen. Having it inside would be nice for bad weather days or to escape mosquitoes at dawn (breakfast) and dusk (dinner). Does it come with an A/C and heater?

[@annwhale4418]

Is anyone else paranoid about the bed catching on 🔥 being RIGHT NEXT to the stove. I’m a klutz and I am notorious for spilling things, which is one of the main reasons I like rear galleries. For me… less is more so I’d rather get the Meerkat. I also tend to pack waaaaay too much stuff so it doesn’t take much for a trailer this size to get messy (aka trashed) I mentioned on last Tuesdays community page that I just saw that Vistabule has a base model trailer called the Day Tripper for about $1500. I think this is really worth checking out. I’m so glad you present so many different options for camping small. Thanks Drew! I’m still looking forward to more “How too” & “DYI” videos. I still wanna know how your family plans meals and packs food for the weekend or week. ( Enquirering minds wanna know🤭)

[@PlayingwithSticks]

I'm a Meerkat guy too as you probably know. And also a notorious overpacker! I would love to try out the Day Tripper. So cool that companies are coming out with these lite versions lately. Have you seen the new Scamp Lite? Planning and packing meals. I do need to make that video don't I?

[@lesliebrown1517]

​@@PlayingwithSticks thanks for directing to scamp lite. I just checked it out. Very cute and simple!

[@annwhale4418]

Yes please, on the meal prep!

[@annwhale4418]

I looked at the Scamp Lite. Affordable & roomy. I like that you set up your own potty and cooking area outside. So the trailer is more of a place to just sleep or get in out of the weather. There’s also a good amount of storage and room to stand and change your clothes … but will it fit in a regular size garage?

[@stephendickinson4647]

That tripper is$15000

[@ramonapuckett3059]

Well, this was interesting. I feel like it’s too much, the tv, microwave and I realize they can be taken out. I didn’t like the drain things in the sink. It seems like they don’t expect people to be outdoors and to me, camping is all about being out in nature. Thank you, Drew, for the video ❤

[@PlayingwithSticks]

T Thanks for your take on this Ramona. I really appreciate you taking the time. Glad you are enjoying the videos.

[@Ohsage1111]

My hubbs and I (along with two dogs) love to boondock camp. He's 6'2" and needs SPACE! These tiny trailers that cram in a kitchen make no sense to me whatsoever. It's not enough space to really cook so all your prep needs to be done at the dining table or more typically outside. Also cooking is messy & smelly (and smoky!). We opted for a 7x16 enclosed utility trailer with a floating fixed king sized bed. We put in a basic 12v electric system with pot lights and bedside lights and a very basic water system using two 7 gallon jugs. We made a rudimentary urine diverting compost toilet and installed a 4' tall x 3' wide cubby system with cloth "drawers" for all of our stuff. We have one 250w solar panel and two 6v batteries. It's actually too much space! All cooking is done outside on a single propane burner that we set up on a folding table which stows under the bed. I bring the stove inside to make tea in the mornings. It's easy and therefore fun! I love the 'drop floor' idea. But I wish these manufacturers just once would ditch the kitchen, ditch the bathroom and just make more space for storage and just...space.

[@paulasmith6587]

Interesting! I would love a visual!!!, what are the dimensions of your small trailer?

[@williamtaylor6886]

We’ve got a T@GXL we keep in our garage. Love the bed on wheels and the rear outside kitchen. Can’t see switching to something like this if it doesn’t accommodate my 6’ height better.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

I don't think I understand. Your T@G XL fits your 6' height better than the 5'9" interior of this trailer. I assume this is almost a foot and a half taller than yours inside. Sorry I can be dense sometimes. Or are you saying it is not worth upgrading from a T@G unless you get an actual standing height trailer?

[@williamtaylor6886]

@@PlayingwithSticks I am saying the “upgrade” doesn’t seem worth it without the standing height. (I’ve stepped into other “stand up” trailers designed for only 5’9” or so and thought, why?) Frankly, the bed situation in the T@G also is better for us because we don’t have to crawl over each other to get up for the bathroom in the middle of the night. And it would take a special trailer to get us to give up the outdoor kitchen. But thanks for the videos. I am addicted to seeing the various approaches to campers you regularly feature.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

@williamtaylor6886 we feel the same way as you. We keep trying bigger trailers, thinking it’d be a better fit, but we always end up back at the basic teardrop. In July, we’re picking up another teardrop again for the family. In 2024 I can’t find a trailer that fits our family better.

[@williamtaylor6886]

@@PlayingwithSticksGrowing up, family vacations, special weekends, etc. were about popup campers. Traveled from Texas to Northern California one year.in retirement, my parents enjoyed their full-travel trailer and I sometimes camp now with cousins and a sister who have similarly large rigs. Those are cool but my wife and I love the ease of pulling ours with a Jeep, even took it to Disney World one Christmas break.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

@williamtaylor6886 those sound like some good adventures. And it’s nice to tow something small but mooch off of some of your friends with the big rigs once you get to site 😉

[@noah786]

Love it! Perhaps incorporate a skid plate on the drop floor.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

Great suggestion. My guess is they kind of want to keep it simple to allow it to break away if it comes into contact with anything. This way it won't damage the rest of the trailer when it makes contact. But, a skid plate should still allow it to sheer off if needed.

[@ChrisDoutre]

Keeping cabinets closed is a solved problem in the marine world. Every door and drawer gets a "push-button" latch. Push to lock for when you're gonna be rockin' and rollin'. Push to unlock when you're stationary. The unlocked latch button is also a cabinet pull handle. Slick. Easy.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

Thanks for sharing this. Seems so simple. We see this on teardrop trailer galley, but rarely on small campers with standup cabinets.

[@mackenzieclarke3502]

Drew you should check out the Helio 0 series trailers. I know you looked at their small teardrop in the past, but the 0 series are really solid options for people who need lightweight options. There was some change-over in ownership (supposedly someone already involved with Helio now owns it) which led to some heavy discounts for 22-23 models. I picked up an 04 this year and it's been the perfect trailer AND it's under 1500lbs loaded. Not affiliated with Helio at all, just a satisfied customer and would be happy to show you my trailer if you ever come through Alberta!

[@PlayingwithSticks]

I actually filmed them about four or five years ago. But unfortunately, I just never put it on the channel. At that point in time, I was really into the smaller campers. Really glad to hear you’re enjoying it. I really like all the campers coming out of Canada right now.

[@sgt.grinch3299]

I have a 2006 Little Guy that I enjoy.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

I guess I forgot you were a little guy owner! Thanks for sharing this

[@doloresneilson5349]

Isn't it a T@B by Thor Industries? I have the 2007 and don't believe Little Guy had bought Thor Industries yet. (love mine after converting to single bed). No bathroom, no shower, no tv...the best!!

[@WolfEyesSeeU]

I had a 1964 Serro Scotty. I regret letting it go. I've been looking for the same layout ever since. No drop floor though. Didn't need one. I never did get to showerize the bath. Hopefully I'll find another because it's probably what I'll end up living in so I don't end up on the street.

[@jodybogdanovich4333]

I saw what you did there, slipping a clip of PJ from Princess Craft in at the end. She's so short and tiny, it gave a more spacious vibe in this camper! 😉

[@PlayingwithSticks]

That’s also why I married May. She makes the trailers look bigger 😆

[@mnfishing4194]

I see they have a option for 15" wheels and 3 inch lift. Will it still fit in the standsrt 7 feet tall garage with the tires disinflated?

[@PlayingwithSticks]

That is a really good question? I'm often surprised how much lower a trailer can get with those deflated tires. I'm hoping somebody will jump in who can answer that question

[@bgzwlz5119]

I believe that the Safari Condo from Alto manufactured in Canada, that has a retractable roof can be stored in a standard garage, you can stand up in it, has a comparable weight, and it has the advantage of bringing the outside in which is unparalleled when the roof is raised. As far as having as many amenities, you will have to judge for yourself. It does however carry a hefty price tag of around 40k!

[@patricebetts6531]

Nice lil camper right up until the toilet situation. Eeeeeeyuk. Does a bear poop in the woods. Yup.

[@greywolf97883]

Wow nice sealant job on the bottom 🤣🤣 I wish Little guy trailers build quality was better. They are almost just as expensive as NuCamp Tab's but NuCamp has amazing build quality.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

Good eye!

[@sierramantrvlnus]

I do like the camper. It's much more than I would need for a weekend but for a long travel on paved roads are nicely gravel roads it would be perfectish... I have never been a fan of the vinyl wallpaper, especially around the sink and cooking area. I'm afraid of delamination. Surprising after all these years they haven't come up with a way to put a side barrier for cooking like if you're cooking bacon you would definitely cover the cushions of your bed area with grease. I noticed the frame is a c channel, so the propane hose they use should be tucked inside of it instead of drooping down. I was pleased to see that it does have brakes though. And on the TV thing... I don't have fires every night and if I am cruising cross-country it is super convenient to have local TV station and get satellite weather. And if I'm stopping off in a small town that is having a parade, I might attend. I have an adapter to hook up to my 16 inch 12 volt tv from my phone. So i can watch Downloaded movies, or if I have reception I get to have KZbin and watch playing with sticks. But, if I am on a couple Day weekend ish, Camp trip a river a lake or a fire is the best view. After a few days off grid its nice to vegg out and watch a flick. And yes i do remember ya'll and your projector. Vacation from a Vacation! Hahahaa! Good stuff Drew. Not sure if I ever told you my name. And I don't expect you to remember. But my name is Sean. Love your videos and much love to you and your family.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

A side barrier I never even considered that. But, I would really appreciate it. When we would take out the Scamp, it didn't take us long to come up with a set of rules around what could and couldn't be cooked in the camper. Good eye on that propane. I didn't catch that one at all. I actually remember you being Sean. But, I was hesitant to say it on here in case I was wrong. I remember last spring you shared your name with me. On KZbin I go by Drew, but in real life most people call me "stud muffin." You don't have to call me that though, Drew is fine. 😂 Thanks for the love. We really appreciate it. I never imagined I would be conversing with like minded people like you. In my everyday life it is very rare for me to run into someone who enjoys the hobbies I do.

[@sierramantrvlnus]

@@PlayingwithSticks so then, that makes you the Muffin Man! Bahahahahahahaaa!

[@sierramantrvlnus]

@@PlayingwithSticks I've been called the Sierra man for most of my life. Due to having been a Backpacker since I was a young child.

[@Ess_Chalk]

This camper would be perfect for 2 people for 1-3 nights but I don't know if I'd want to cook and spend much time inside for longer than that. Still, a crisp high five to whomever designed that layout! 100% agree on the ground clearance too and this wouldn't be type of camper you want to take properly off-road anyway. The only thing that didn't seem well thought-out is the flip-up window on the door, which is just one gust of wind away from disaster.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

Agreed. I see this as a weekend warrior camper or a solo full time camper.

[@BlackRail33]

He mentions TV about six times in the video. Do they make it without all the sound system crap?

[@PlayingwithSticks]

That's a good question?

[@joshua.harazin]

Yup, it reeks of the "added value" stuff that the big RV companies add to justify their poor build quality.

[@audiomxr]

This must have been recorded a little while ago because as of last week, I believe they have closed their factory and are no longer taking orders. The customer service line is not being answered. It’s almost as if they have shut down.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

I’ve seen them do some stuff like this a few times. So I’m not completely counting them out. My guess is they’ll change names, locations, and be right back at it again. They’ve gone through a number of names over the years.

[@109jacosta]

their factory near Aroma rdJust outide Irwin burned down early 90s . For awhile they were selling leftover "new" models from Scotyland near Trent,Pa. Later on I heard they were making custom build for firedepts and such. Don't know what they are doing now

[@miriamkenrick3971]

I own the mini max from this company. It is a mixed relationship, I love the trailer but as with all companies once you employ staff there is quality issues at every point and that seems to be where everyone's disappointment lays. Simple quality control before trailers exit there shop would solve a lot of problems. In my trailer as an example, one handle for a window was placed too far forward so it cracks the window, they didn't catch it, the dealer when they finally replaced the window didn't catch it and now my replacement is cracked but the company says the warranty is done and won't cover it nor speak to me about it. My door is bent out at the top, because the interior screen frame covers the view of the door it took awhile to see it and of course the response was you are out of warranty. Then there are the standard complains, plastic pieces stopping the facet from working ( you have to clean them out ), drawers not staying closed ( replace latch or pinch the clasp so it holds better ) , window arms not supporting the window, screens aren't connected on the edges so in buggy areas it can be a problem and fuses not only in the box but in the lines, the electric wires being more than messy. But this was the only trailer on the lot that was 17ft, dry 2420, the lot was allowed to do warranty work (some companies wanted to unit returned to the factory) had everything I needed to hitch to my jeep ( with a factory tow package ) and be able to park almost any where and enjoy the out doors, be warm and dry, able to make a meal no matter the weather. Is the microwave pointless and the TV unnecessary in a world full of screens yes for me but loads of people want it. So I hope I can care for my trailer well enough to use her till I physically can't go camping any more. That's my buck cause it is to long of a message to say 2 cents

[@Frank-James]

I love the trailer and I know they build quality! I have two points though....First is the pop out window on the door. A big wind may swing that door and cause damage to that window if you forget to lock the door in place while it is opened. Or do they have high quality wind resistant hinges? Second, with all that available space on the roof, to put only 100 watts seems to me like your just checking a box rather than providing a very high demand solution to the average camper's power needs. I'm sure with the cost of panels, you could provide at least three hundred watts, probably more for very little additional cost. No need for batteries with all the available options for low cost power stations. Not a deal breaker, but it just seems to me they could add an awful lot more value and watts with all that opened space up there.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

You are the second person to mention that door. And I also completely agree with you on that solar.

[@FloridaNativeMike]

Modern Casitas do NOT have problems with doors and drawers opening while in transit. The push button latches work wonderfully.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

That is really good to hear. I just attended a Casita rally last month. Around the fire and during the tours I made sure to ask this question. Most people seemed to still be having issues with theirs, but fixed them with simple solutions. However, none of these trailers were new. So thanks again for sharing. One other thing I learned about was rivets. I didn't know Casita owners had issues with rivets. Again, an easy fix but it seemed like everyone who traveled dirt roads had to reinstall a rivet a time or two at some point.

[@debraball2641]

I love the windows!

[@cyberi4a]

One down side for me would be, while I love the idea of having a full time bed set up in the back, I would want to use the under bed space for storage. But that means not being able to use the air conditioner or having to remove all the under bed stored items to use it.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

I never evenconsidered that. Thanks for pointing that out.

[@jacobhendricks3556]

What do you think of Taylor coach in Millgrove ON Canada?

[@edolson4186]

I am intrigued. We are absolutely looking for a garage able trailer that we can stand up in. Why oh why did Little Guy not make the two seats wider so you have the option off a twin bed set up. We would not do the queen bed. But not sure those seats are wide enough as twin beds. Finally we need a bigger fridge option to alleviate the need to bring an extra cooler.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

I really like seeing how people would change this trailer to fit their needs. I would definitely add buns in the front for the boys.

[@ultramaximusreviews]

Nice looking little camper

[@arbusco]

That azdale stuff is fiberglass around polystyrene so how can that be green?

[@mikecrawford7352]

I had a retro jr. by whitewater several years ago. It was 10 of ground clearance. I only ever hit my drop hitch and 90% of the time it was in and out of parking lots and the occasional speed bump

[@PlayingwithSticks]

That is what I would expect to hear. I find the more I travel with these little trailers in tow, the more I realize we don't need as much ground clearance as we think we do for regular joe type camping. Thank you for sharing this.

[@mikecrawford7352]

@@PlayingwithSticks I probably wouldn’t of hit that as much if I got the correct drop receiver rather then the adjustable one from harbor freight

[@PlayingwithSticks]

@@mikecrawford7352 I get you there. I have had the same issue. I actually currently have it right now.

[@paulinepardue678]

I love it ❤

[@angieamarillo]

I think the bean is the tallest height inside, but do you know what is the second tallest teardrop on the inside? Or a couple others that are close?

[@PlayingwithSticks]

I don’t. But just anecdotally it felt like the topo 2 was a little bigger than standard. And buy a little I mean a few inches. I also feel like the bushwhacker feels a little taller as well. But unfortunately, most teardrops are in that 3 1/2 to 4 foot range

[@angieamarillo]

@@PlayingwithSticks thanks!

[@roberthunter6927]

You need to put an armored cover on that front window. it will be hammered by the 'wind" and rain, plus rocks and other debris from the road.

[@CooperMini1947]

How does this compare to the Safari Condo Alto? Seems like they have the teardrop mastered, but I am not sure of the cost comparison. I am guessing this is significantly cheaper than the Safari Condo Alto.

[@iambigd]

This is a really cool Micro Trialer. I wish someone would build one of these where the ceiling, or a section of the ceiling pops up and they add a shower.

[@amydelpiere9315]

See A-liner.

[@paulasmith6587]

​@amydelpiere9315 what about Meerkat?

[@paulasmith6587]

What about meerkat?

[@Marcelmopartruckguy]

Good little trailer, just one missing thing that almost all manufacturers miss-mudflaps-to protect things like the LPG coupler and sewer drain pipes!

[@PaulBernier-y6n]

Do they make a bigger teardrop than this one? How much is it?

[@brianbrinegar6086]

Thank you for the video! Video opportunity: Queen size mattresses for camping (air vs memory foam vs folding, vs standard).

[@PlayingwithSticks]

I like that. I actually have so many different ones, but I have never showed them on the channel. Thank you!

[@garretlewis4103]

I watching and thinking about that TV and microwave you mentioned. Not a bad trailer design.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

I see why they put it in though. I know there’s a good portion of people that would love that feature. I bet it kills them when somebody like me suggests ripping it out 😆 it’s kind of like when we redid our vintage camper. I knew it killed people to not keep the original wood showing.

[@JCGible]

I like this trailer, but the ground clearance at the door seems low for off-road.

[@shortbususa]

Sadly they are not making or taking orders. I visited their website via your link and this is what they have posted: Xtreme Outdoors is not currently producing any Little Guy campers. The prolonged downturn in RV demand coupled with the loss of a key vendor has forced us to put production on pause and downsize our overall operations and staff substantially. At this point, there is no customer service and it is unclear if and when, we will be back in business. A heartfelt thank you to all the Little Guy camper owners and others who were part of the journey. Drew, you should have a disclaimer before your review just to be more honest. Thank you

[@ab2abblank607]

I think this would appeal more towards those who are downsizing from larger RV's and spend a lot of time at established campgrounds. Drew, have you heard to the Boony Stomper Off-Road camper trailer by Sunnyside Offroad? Check them out when you get a chance because I can see people who have crossover vehicles with limited tow capacity being very interested. Thanks for the content!

[@PlayingwithSticks]

I agree. I see this being a great little shore power established campsite trailer. I have never heard of the Boony Stomper. I'm Googling it now.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

I reminds me of our first teardrop. I love the simplicity. But they went and beefed it u to make it more practical. And at $10K you know I like it, even before I dig into the details. Thanks for sharing this.

[@ab2abblank607]

@@PlayingwithSticks - I knew you'd like it! I had to do a double-take myself when I saw the weight and price.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

@@ab2abblank607 I didn't see that weight! Wow! How are they doing it?

[@ab2abblank607]

@@PlayingwithSticks - I have no idea! Lol! I guess we'll all find out when we see you upload a new video on them. Wink, wink! 😁

[@tardeliesmagic]

Impressive. Would sell well here in the UK

[@DiMaggio82]

How much are theh are they are did i miss it

[@GetOutThereAndSee]

Drew, what are your thoughts on a trailer like this versus a Taxa mantis? I am very interested in something that fits in the garage. I am waiting to see about bean squares but worried that won’t fit 7’ garage.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

There’s a big difference between this and the mantis. The mantis is massive. I think a closer comparison would be the cricket. Edit: oops I accidentally hit send before I finished. Even though the cricket is fairly small, I feel it kind of lives bigger than the little guy micromax because it’s a pretty open concept. The cricket is a bit more utilitarian. The micromax is a bit more like a little home on wheels. If you haven’t seen the cricket yet, you should check it out. I think it’s a really neat trailer.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

And the bean squared I love that thing, but like you I assume with that lift and everything it won’t fit in a standard garage

[@nothere7198]

Love the idea of a standing height garage sized trailer but what exactly is the "standing height" in this one ? The demo guy remarked he was "almost" standing up and claimed he's 6'2" which doesn't quite say how tall you can be and properly stand up 😉

[@nothere7198]

5'9" ? I see you mentioned it below. Really ? That passes for standing height in the RV industry ? Disappointing. I guess it is the "average" male height in the USA (gotta love statistics without sources), but being at right about 6' and not knowing more than a handful of shorter guys, or gals for that matter, and many as tall or taller, I don't believe that average is representative. Seems a waste of "engineering" to me for a deceptive advertising gimmick to call it "standing height". I guess I'll keep looking.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

I guess they didn’t say who could stand in it 🤣

[@kebeaux6546]

Hey Drew!! That little guy mini max is impressive. I have to admit I'd probably save the space and remove the microwave and TV.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

Hey good to see you. I think many of us in the community feel the same way as you with those add-ons.

[@kebeaux6546]

@@PlayingwithSticks Always good to see you. I think I remember you saying you were headed down to Colorado. How’d that trip go? (Not looking for specifics for your privacy)

[@joniboulware1436]

Does the front dinette area convert to a bed? Is the sloped back so much more aerodynamic than the more squared off canned ham shape?

[@PlayingwithSticks]

@joniboulware1436 great questions. I assumed the back converted to a bed, but I actually didn’t ask. Hopefully someone can chime in here. As for the aerodynamics, not necessarily. I think it’s more aesthetics for most of us. A square drop definitely has more efficient use of space. And if you can keep that square drop small enough, it can sit well behind your tow vehicle and not add a bunch of additional drag. Especially if you have a larger vehicle.

[@mm.takeum]

Very intelligent. Amazing

[@CraigG21]

Impressive trailer. Would like a bit more off-road capability; crawled around a Mission Overland Summit trailer this past weekend. Very impressive - can stand up and change in the cabin. No dinette table without converting the bed though.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

The off-road capability would be nice. I crawled around a mission Overland as well, maybe 2-3years ago and I was quite impressed. It’s hard to do it all. But I do like not having to convert things if possible.

[@CraigG21]

@@PlayingwithSticks I think the large OVS 270 awning provides plenty of space to sit down under and relax, especially with the wall kit (if weather rolled in). I have the same larger 270 OVS on my TC Teardrop as was on the Mission Overland Summit that you filmed a while back. Provides lots of coverage.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

@@CraigG21 I need to try one of those walls kits. I would love to see what that feels like. I bet it's awesome.

[@bencreighton8544]

I didn't see the MSRP on this trailer. Can you share?

[@PlayingwithSticks]

Yes, sorry, we include prices in all videos and for some reason, I forgot it. I find it to be between 21k and 25k starting and then they look like they can go up to about 30k. It really depends on what part of the country you buy it from and what dealership.

[@bencreighton8544]

@@PlayingwithSticks Okay wow, pretty cheap really. We like the Alto Safari Condo R1713 better, but she's around $55K. Thanks Drew!

[@theeidram4152]

How mouse proof is it?

[@benrichards399]

Nice and cosy

[@PlayingwithSticks]

That is how I would describe it as well.

[@jenniferstewarts4851]

*grumbles* comes with 1 solar panel, I don't know why but i always feel like... in cases like this 1 solar panel is the "lazy" throw on to "pretend" to look cool. most panels are 24" wide. so on a 6'+ trailer you could fit 3 panels... however when adding panels companies then turn around and all to often "off set " the placement... so you MIGHT be able to fit 2 of them in a lopsided configuration. If the company would START with 3 panels like this, running into a 4 slot charge controller.. THEN provide a second charge controller, so you can plug in extra panels if you want, it would be far more efficient and less things for the buyer to worry about. I wouldn't mind a curtain around the toilet just for a small amount of privacy with the door right there. otherwise very nice design, great for single or couple

[@PlayingwithSticks]

Funny, I felt the same way about the panel. I think it was the sheer size of the trailer in relation to that small panel that really made it stick out. And 200 watts from renogy today isn't that much more expensive then 100. In terms of a $25K trailer that is. Like you, I would love to see manufacturers make these solare setups more efficient and easier for the end user. This has been my gripe for years. And yes, good point on the current. I felt it seemed awkwardly open, but I didn't even consider talking about a curtain in the cons section. That would have been a good addition. Good seeing you my friend. I always enjoy these posts.

[@jenniferstewarts4851]

@@PlayingwithSticks Well you know me, always the little nut job with strange idea's. And the fact that that little solar panel is of set, so you'd have panels "lopsided." LOL picture if, "like computers", and other electronic devises that are built to "expand". they had 3 "solar panel slots" painted and outlined on the back of the camper with 3 quick attach connector points above. then you knew, if you had one panel placed, you had space for the other 2... and add to that, if they panted the expansion ports dark with stripes. It would even out the look so if you had 1, or 2 placed you'd look up and still see the blocked off area as all dark... so you get a clean smooth look rather then 1 dark grey/blue/black splotch on the all white body.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

@jenniferstewarts4851 yes, you said it exactly. It was that offset that really was getting to me and I didn’t even know it. It was subconsciously eating at me.

[@jenniferstewarts4851]

@@PlayingwithSticks and whats worse, if you look at other ones... they aren't even all in the same "place" some have them on a right offest, some on a left... some almost in the center but not quite... its like, where ever they managed to throw it. and that offset to anyone with ADHD will drive them nuts... LOL.

[@tjellis1479]

Door open with Window up?

[@chiraldude]

No mention about a lithium battery option. This is 2024! This should come with a lithium capable charge controller. Wiring should also come with buss connections so you can add an inverter and transfer switch. If you have 2 100 Amp-hr lithium batteries, you could run the AC or use the microwave without generator or utility plug in.

[@shreeshashrinivas2214]

Can we get this in India? This looks awesome

[@PlayingwithSticks]

That would be neat wouldn't it!

[@robertschnobert9090]

2:14 what is a gosh darn pentagram doing there 😂😂😂😂

[@PaulBernier-y6n]

Where can I buy one?

[@TheLimberPine]

Have you seen the new scamp lite??

[@PlayingwithSticks]

I’ve been drooling over it ever since I first saw it! Thanks for sharing. Seems like everybody else heard about it before me.

[@lindacampbell70]

I oiled want a drawer fridge in this. Much easier to get into….. just a thought.

[@tcd2060]

Should make a shower space in place of too tiny kitchen. A drawer for a compost toilet is great. Don’t need a wet bath, just a spot to wash down inside.

[@ellivniarms]

I just clicked the link in the description box (10/2024) and it looks like they are no longer in the trailer business! Bummer 🙁

[@MaegicDude]

How much does this model cost? Would like to know if its in my price range without being bombarded with micro trailers adds in all my social media feeds, lol. The website has not prices with out forcing one to contact a dealer. it is quite nice though.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

Oh no! We always include price. I think this is the first video I forgot to add pricing. I will have to go look it up.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

Looks like they start between $22K-$23K and can go up to about $30K. This is all based on what part of the country and rv dealership you buy it from.

[@HippieHikerChik]

I paid $27K last May in Kansas. I have the off-road package with the raised tires, the solar panel, and the back up camera. Mine is has the two person dinette, not the cassette toilet.

[@Bluesky1ification]

And check two teardrops called FORTÉ 9+,and the XT12HR from MDCUSA

[@PlayingwithSticks]

Looks like you enjoy Australian or Australian inspired overland campers.

[@Bluesky1ification]

@@PlayingwithSticks I do lol. I wish they would bring them to the U.S, Same for the Zone Trailer too

[@luv2jazz]

I want a well constructed trailer in this footprint that is Empty inside so I can build out inside as I see fit. Would allow for personalized layout and functionality inside And allow for a build out that is as lightweight as possible. Can someone Please come out with that.

[@alantittle299]

I love that idea too. I am currently conceiving how to do the same for a van, or something easily remodeled. The thing that may restrict a trailer/cabin maker is ever present liability, unable to control not only wight but weight distribution. Whoever does it needs liability waivers and to provide a format for determining center of gravity, tongue weight, and all else to do with safety. To do all that in a budget rolling cabin Carrie’s it’s own complications.

[@LovinLnCottage]

Campinn makes an empty azdel with aluminum frame teardrop. I think it is called a road toad. About $8500-9000.

[@alantittle299]

@@LovinLnCottage Thanks, looking it up

[@billlazzaro1401]

Is this company still in business? It appears that they have closed. Perhaps only temporary, but phones are not being answered. emails not returned. Do you have any information on this, Drew?

[@PlayingwithSticks]

I have just a little info. They made a public statement saying they are temporarily closed due to some supply chain issues. They also mentioned that they would not be closing permanantly, but had to make some decisions due to the current small camper trailer economy. They alluded to potentially downsizing their shop/operation. This isn't new for Little Guy. These guys, while still under the same owner have changed shops, company names, locations, many times in the past. I have a feeling this won't be the last we hear from them. BUT, this is a big red flag that the industry may be coming into some tough times ahead. These guys have been around for over 22 years. If they are huring, unfortunately there is going to be others experiencing the same issues with their small ma and pa teardrop shops.

[@billlazzaro1401]

@@PlayingwithSticks Thanks for the explanation and your perspective. I shared your video on an Alto Trailer FB group that is focused on garage-models. Someone immediately researched LG and came across the closure. I’ll share your information with the group’s members.

[@billlazzaro1401]

I share your concern about the implications for small travel trailer manufacturers.

[@stevansmith7667]

It's official.....Little Guy is closed and no more campers are bei produced. The formal announcement is on their website

[@PlayingwithSticks]

@stevansmith7667 no way! Wow. Thanks for the update

[@dianeclemmer1344]

Nice ❤️ need to stand up!

[@PlayingwithSticks]

Glad you liked this one!

[@tigerboy211]

Those cabinet doors are not dove tail joinery. It's frame and panel construction but more specifically cope and stick.

[@triton189]

How is 7 foot 3 inches garage easy? Most garage doors are under just under 7 feet.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

Funny, you are the first person to mention this. That is a really good question.

[@triton189]

@PlayingwithSticks yeah I was interested in the micro max for this reason. Quick look with a tape measure made me stop.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

@triton189 I think it's a really neat design, but if it doesn't fit in your garage... It's kind of useless huh?

[@paranormalwheelers]

If you are watching tv in nature, just go home 😅. Nature itself should be your tv

[@PlayingwithSticks]

I was predicting this comment coming from this community. I made sure to address it in my pros and cons. Love it!

[@ab2abblank607]

So true! 😅

[@justintarducci6561]

Yep. Also I would like to see this without the kitchen area. I feel like there is potential for more sleeping area/ storage.

[@williamtaylor6886]

We don’t have a television either. But people enjoy their trailers for a lot of reasons and a variety of situations. We like to go to state parks and sightsee nearby. Haven’t taken ours tailgating, but I can see that being fun, too. And if we did, a television would be nice for keeping up with the day’s games.

[@ESPcrb]

Please don't gate keep camping in trailer campers that way. At the end of the day or on a rainy day. We love sitting back with the kids and watch our favorite movies.

[@Bluesky1ification]

Check out the, Kube Teardrop?

[@PlayingwithSticks]

Yes, we highlighted their smaller tent style trailer about a year ago. Kimberly makes a solid trailer!

[@joniboulware1436]

That AC placement would not work well if the rear bed is left in FT bed.

[@deekang6244]

I’d love to see an outdoor toilet setup

[@PlayingwithSticks]

Ditto

[@the305hauler]

Booyah 👊🏽 😁 👍🏽 🇺🇸

[@NorcoRules]

I love it but I would think it should cost about 15 to 20 THousand but I bet its more like 30 to 40 thousand ..