SylvanSport VAST Travel Trailer - RV Walk-Through Tour - Exterior & Interior

[@davidlane1248]

That has to be one of the most well thought out designs I've ever seen in a camper. I like the drop down bed and I ESPECIALLY like the slide out kitchen with the shower space behind it Seriously, really awesome design. I just can't justify 70k for such a thing. At 40-50K, I might consider something that isn't fiberglass if it offers all of what this camper does... But oof. Either way, i still very much intend to get a Go pop up. You guys really do put a lot of thought into your designs

[@bryanaugsburger1877]

This is the best design I have seen.

[@ajjothikumar]

As I write this, The market for all classes of RVs is on the decline. The innovations on all the typical RV features are not only exciting to see, but are probably what's needed to succeed in a down market. However, the price of nearly 70k for a small towable is questionable given the already mentioned conditions. Still, this looks like an exceptional product and if you can provide the build quality and customer service that the rest of the industry can not seem to, you may come through this tough time a winner. I wish you all the best of luck!

[@outliersoverland]

Very innovative and well designed travel trailer.

[@macofdow]

A couple of thoughts....? The cabinetry edges should be rounded (or cushioned?) I can see myself banging my head against the sharp corners. The position of the kitchen right at the entry means someone either waits to get in while the chef is flipping the steaks or the chef has to back away from the opening to allow companions to enter. Can someone sleep in the couch turned to bed while the dedicated bed is lowered? For repair/or serious maintenance issues does an owner need to travel to the factory for repair or maintenance? I didn't catch what the trailer weighs (for towing purposes). What will you add to make this a true 4 season trailer? I intend to 'hit' all the ski resorts I've missed, and would like to park in a lot for a couple of days while on the slopes. The shop looks spotless an excellent sign of a quality product. Thanks for the 'walk through' The price point is a bit high....but you get what you pay for (always).

[@jeffmatthews3798]

Yes, pricing is destroying the ‘quality’ market’. More of us who seriously tow small, camp off grid are buying less and building our own package. But it’s still a choice. I like the Vast because it appears to have been designed by someone who knows and is trying to please a wide range of plug in and unplugged campers. The layout is great and it has a superb outdoor kitchen which gets lost, at least at that level of utility by other similar sized campers. Wonderful design, but I can’t afford it. On my wish list.

[@TeacherTonya74]

This model would be perfect for first timers as it is super easy to use. I get that this is more expensive than most models, but if you want quality, you gotta pay. If I could give one criticism, it would be the storage cabinets look awkward, like that part of the area is missing something. Also, if I spill something on the side table it might damage the components underneath. If I were shopping for a travel trailer, I’d consider this model!

[@xquidz]

Any plans to make an all Electric (no propane) version? It would be nice if the levelers were more automatic, and perhaps some power on the front wheel to maneuver the unit. Still trying to wrap my head around having to push the kitchen outside in inclement weather so I can take a shower.

[@jermainemitchell2936]

Nice!!!

[@eviesmith6982]

Very well thought out! I would pay $35k for this all day long. At $70k you might as well stay at the Hilton. It will be way cheaper and you won't need a tow vehicle with a 5k rating.

[@emilyl1853]

Agreed. What in the world is going into these campers for $70k??? I can travel around the world in classy spots for that kind of money.

[@woofman4796]

Really nice camper, hopefully you come out with a smaller, narrower version, I have a Colorado, I want 1 7 foot wide, or 6.5 foot wide

[@bempey]

It is narrower. The "inch under 8 feet wide" is not the body. It's the Fenders. I know your pain. I pull a 7k pound GVWR toy hauler with a Mercury Mountaineer (Explorer) and they don't have towing mirrors. (Note, 2010 or older to get 7200 pound towing capacity with the V8. But 2006 or newer to get nearly 300 HP, 50 more than the pre-2006 4.6 V8, while using less gas)

[@SheldonD7878]

Is the "Wrapon" waterless toilet an available option?

[@zickiea172]

I really like your products. Well thought out and fits in with how I like to use mine day to day (small side note .. maybe get mics which use 32 bit float which will help;p with the "hot" video audio)

[@todddonaldson7974]

$70,000 and it has manually cranked levelers and front wheel? Great, now I have to bring my butler along for the manual labor.

[@gkling33]

Amazing design and quality. Too expensive for me

[@JGrimes528]

Is there an option for AT tires like the GOAT?

[@thatmichigangirl90]

I like that it's unique, but the cartridge style toilet is an automatic "no" for me.

[@CurtisBuchanan-o3d]

El cheapo plastic. This thing will be flowing around in the Pacific 50 years from now!

[@dinkaboutit4228]

This is just a regular camper with 20% more bugs, and your overlander buddies are going to make fun of you and flick beer bottle caps at you.

[@tienshanski481]

What a joke; overpriced by a factor of at least 2.

[@mobius012]

$70k plus.. 😂 🤣 This thing is already dead