Ultimate Small Travel Trailer with No Slide | Lance 2075 Walk Through

[@Weretherussos]

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[@TheIantoJones]

Thank you for being the first KZbinr doing RV walkthroughs to give us both Overall *and* Floor Length right up front in the video. We appreciate it as space can be an issue for us.

[@Carol-D.1324]

YAY! A company that is FINALLY presenting a camper that is leaning towards a more modern interior design! (FINALLY!)

[@thelettere1123]

I never comment on all the RV tours I watch, but you did an excellent job presenting. Straight to the point and you mention smaller things like outlets.

[@Weretherussos]

Thank you - really appreciate that

[@gerrysherman2007]

I understand why alot of people wouldn't spend that kind of money on a trailer. For years I told myself I wouldn't. My first 3 trailers were used. Four years ago I retired and we started traveling long distances and many weeks at a time. Our first trip of this kind was 7 weeks to the southwest from New Hampshire in our 2010 29' KZ. It was a great trip but I was constantly repairing the trailer. It just wasn't built for that and the tanks were too small for boondocking. Three years ago we purchased a new Rockwood 2618VS. People said Rockwood was a quality unit and it had more room and larger tanks. We were in West Texas last April and got a flat tire on the truck and flipped the trailer on its side. After spending 6 days in El Paso getting things back together we headed, with all our belongings in a Uhaul trailer, to Albuquerque. We looked at some new trailers there and discovered Lance at Rocky Mountain RV. We had been very disappointed with the Rockwood. It had many of the same poor construction issues as the KZ. It was fancier but had the same poor quality build as every other unit we've seen. The Lance is completely different. We ended up buying a model 2375. It is 28'. Two feet shorter than the Rockwood. It has been the perfect trailer for us. The construction is unlike most other trailers. We got back home with NO problems. We took a 2 week trip to Maine that June and a 4 week to the upper peninsula in Michigan last fall. The trailer has been flawless. It's the trailer we always wanted but never knew existed. Yes it's expensive. It's worth every penny. It's just better in every way. We have 2 100AH lithium batteries and 400 watts of solar. We go where we want whenever we want. Lance is awesome!

[@gaylefynaut562]

Gerry Sherman we have the 2185 and love it.

[@christinawilcke8060]

Thanks for the honest comments about your experiences with travel trailers... I love the Lance's but hubby "thought" they were too expensive but your comments have given him food for thought...

[@christinawilcke8060]

We are looking at that also plus thecwayvwe camp and travel we shunt want to be limited but weather especially...we lovev yhecUP in Michigan and McClean start park is amazing is open year round...Northern Lights on the beach...thanks for sharing safe travels.

[@robertpapps3618]

We been happy with our 1995.

[@Stclairm1]

Great to hear a good review for an expensive trailer brand!! I love this floorplan as we're looking for one with two recliners. Tired of sitting at a dinette!!!

[@mikemanjo2458]

I love that all windows have darkening shades that pull UP from the bottom!

[@deabadami4435]

Amazingly complete walk-around and walk-thru! Thanks, Joe and Kait. I've respected Lance since their beginning in 1965 with truck campers (revered by those who explore, fish, hunt). Trailers are solid, the 4-SEASON nature is something I love, because I want to be out there 24/7/365. I've been waiting for a non-slide 2-axle from Lance for years, and finally this 2075 model is here. I'll see you out there!

[@alexbuhler1164]

Great video showing the layout and features of this model; thank you for doing it! My wife and I have been camping on a 19' hybrid trailer for 20 years and have been looking for a few months for our new TT. We are located in Western Canada. We had a few wants: A true 4 season trailer, as we want to use it in winter in places like Whistler. Walk around queen size bed, outside kitchen, as in spring / summer / fall we normally cook and eat outside. And also ability to tow it with our SUV, rated at 7,000 lbs. We like that you can store a portable generator in the special compartment and that we can take our bikes in the hitch receiver in the back. We read many reviews & have looked into many brands. Last September we were in an RV show and the Lance rep mentioned the 2075 model was coming up, so we waited. Went into the dealership this weekend to see it in person and bought it! We agreed with the dealer that wanted to show it in the upcoming RV show next weekend. We take possession the week after that. Hope there are no quality issues! A bit pricey, still cheaper than a condo in Whistler! :-)

[@Truth-and-the-life]

I do not understand too many windows....in cold climate, difficult to keep warm. Lance is definitely a premium product. Thank you.

[@markreams3192]

I have a 1575. Lance trailers have good floor plans and features. The materials are good quality. Where Lance fails miserably is build quality. I’ve had issues with roof leaks. It was fixed once and now it’s leaking again. The converter is noisy. One of the awning mounts is coming off. The front window leaked and was replaced by Lance. The on demand hot water works sometimes and sometimes not so well. The grey water valve leaked and was fixed by Lance. The AC is not powerful enough for hot California summer days. The led light on the awning gave up after a year and a half. I would not buy another Lance nor would I recommend one to anyone else. It’s a premium priced trailer with a bargain basement build quality!

[@mjones9639]

Wow! thank you for sharing your experience with Lance. Really a shame they can't match the materials with a good quality build.

[@happycampers.1837]

I had the same issues with my Lance 1685. Unfortunately the issues are from a company growing to fast and not having enough qualified people watching the QC.

[@dcross446]

What brand would you consider high quality with value prices?

[@gg5115]

@@happycampers.1837 You've nailed it, and it explains how you have people that swear by Lance quality, while others, not so much. It would make sense also, that there are batches, runs, certain models; that will age better than others on the used market, and it would be helpful to know what those were.

[@watchmanonthewall14]

@@dcross446 Maybe Grand Design?

[@sharlapatriot2725]

I love this trailer, but the freezer is tiny. But there is not one that is perfect. Cooking outdoors is awesome! And not a huge stupid space on the side, I like it in the back. Well see how that goes. So far, after months of researching travel trailers, this one is my favorite. Now to check out revues after people have actually used this for a while.

[@MattMan362]

I have to say that was one of the best walkthrough video’s I have ever seen, You made it very easy to view the inside, I also like the transparency with the price at the end, I feel like there were no questions I had at the end of the video, You answered them all 👍🏼, great job !!!

[@danbro1970]

You did a GREAT job describing this product! You are very informative and you don't "hem and haw" during your professional presentation! I think the manufacturer did an amazing job packing a lot of amenities into this camper.

[@raytrack3552]

Two-things: 1) awesome content, & 2) I cannot get over how massive the inside of this "small" travel trailer is

[@Weretherussos]

Thanks!

[@happycat3399]

The video was at an Excellent pace. Your filming was awesome. Didn’t swing around or jump up and down. Your verbal cadence was an even pleasant tone and very calm. You hi-lighted all of the necessary features and also some interesting additional features. Thank you for this very professional walk thru.

[@wallywoman1950]

Great floor plan and amenities. And you do an excellent job of speaking clearly, being concise, showing us all the things we want/need to see.

[@FakePersonna]

Awesome camper for a couple! I am glad Lance finally updated their interior to be more contemporary.

[@robinkaskey3251]

This was THE best RV review I've ever seen. Way to go Russos!

[@jimclark6243]

Great vid. Thank you. One thing this trailer, and so many others overlook is comfortable seating. Two people can't sit and read or watch tv comfortably at a dinette for any length of time. A reclining couch or even better, theater seating, would push this beast over the top.

[@donaldporter2930]

I think I found my brand new home good job guys

[@williamwuolo8926]

You did an awesome job showing and videographing this camper. Awesome place!

[@sunflower17k]

I think that's the nicest layout I've seen in a camper. I really like the windows.

[@TheLostRVers]

For a small RV this floorplan IS the best. Jayco 212QB, Mesa Ridge 21fb are the two best LOWER COST floorplans and I'd say this Lance is the Nicest Trimmed plus 45 gal of F/G/B is awesome; you do pay for quality.. For a Sm SUV , Jayco 175rd is perfect... 2700 lbs... Same floorplan but with a Flop-over bed. All I've mentioned here get a 👍👍👍 thumbs up.

[@watchmanonthewall14]

But you would not enjoy my Lance. Warped roof and spongy floor. Dealer and manufacturer did not stand by their product. Tens of thousands down the drain.

[@Berrypancakes229]

watchman on the wall I love my 2375 lance . No issues.

[@dolam]

I am thinking about buying a travel trailer and I really like the quality of Lance trailers. Your video is very informative. Thank you.

[@MyrtleRiver79]

Well done on this video! You were very clearly spoken and covered the details of all of things included without a ton of unneeded commentary. It was so refreshing! Looking forward to more videos!

[@Weretherussos]

Thanks!

[@bigbertha4080]

Lovely camper.....such pretty interior features.....binge watching this camper videos.

[@jameswood678]

*Wow! What a nice trailer, but it is indeed expensive. But you get what you pay for. You are an EXCELLENT RV reviewer. You highlight what needs to be known with a great personality for the job. Bravo!*

[@Hundert1]

The outdoor gas grill propane tap belongs in the back with the outdoor mini kitchen.

[@jackpinnell3204]

Your video is in the top 5 RV videos I've ever watched. Just found you and subscribed! I work for a GC as a site superintendent and this is the perfect RV for me when I'm on a remote site!

[@Weretherussos]

Welcome aboard!

[@bitworkx6028]

That Truma water heater slash furnace is an excellent addition to camping outside of another brand camper.

[@marckruse2181]

Love these Lance Trailers. Great quality

[@VandelayIndustriesLLC]

Very impressive rig. Thanks for the walkthrough.

[@73av8r5]

I have a 2018 Lance 1685. We love it but they’ve really changed over just a couple years. This might be our next one. Thanks for the great walkthrough. 👍🏻

[@Weretherussos]

You’re welcome!

[@duenguyen6832]

I’m glad that the Americans now start to adopt the European RV interior design.

[@BoomBoomGodwon]

I hope more travel camper manufacturers take notes from the Lance company. That camper has some awesome features. Great walk through Joe. I appreciated your pace and details.

[@Weretherussos]

You’re welcome Jamie. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@marcomartinez2957]

Really like this camper nice towable, fishing cabin, The out door slide out kitchen is great way to cook those fish without the indoor mess. great comfortable interior

[@JIBMONEY]

You sir are the best reviewer of travel trailers so far on KZbin. GVRW in the beginning and sale price at the end.

[@IdahoVoyager]

Joe, thank you for the excellent content on your channel! This video, in particular, is so good and really does this amazing trailer justice. We just ordered the 2075 and this video was an important part of our research and buying decision. Keep up the great work!

[@boonelipsey5393]

I agree. One of the reasons I purchased mine.

[@donaldsmith6717]

Brilliant that the night shades in the MBR extend up instead of from the top. Very nice

[@janicesullivan8942]

Like the awning windows, big dinette, great storage, outdoor kitchen, like the space for spices under the kitchen cabinet, nice drawer storage, freezer is too small. The vessel sink in the bath is nice, but shower is small. I like the north/south bed.

[@IamDoogy]

Nice camper. So many very well designed features.

[@careaboutnature]

Another great review. My husband and I could be comfortable in this camper.

[@Weretherussos]

Thanks!

[@markcardwell3691]

That's not small but finally a nicely appointed trailer that dos't look or feel cheap!

[@victorgomes7585]

Exceptional presentation, great directing and a beautiful caravan too. Hugs from Melb/ Australia.

[@NewAgeDIY]

Honestly I very much like the low key presentation. The facts and features summary is easy to follow and understand. This camper has a nice home / cottage design. This could be a 2 part presentation Joe. The first part was what you gave us today. Part 2 could be a follow up answering viewers questions. There’s a limit on how long a video like this should be. Not too long or you will lose people’s interest or too short and people will not return. Part 2 should also provide details on the features you presented. For example. What power system will this unit offer? Does it offer a inverter and if so what are the rated values. Overall I can appreciate this product review and will look forward to see more. I also believe you should move your product reviews over to a new channel. Separate from “ We’re the Russos”. I know I will sign up for them! 👍🏼

[@Weretherussos]

What’s interesting is if you look at our videos and sort by the most popular, it’s the walk through videos by far. That’s how we got the channel started. If anything we’d have a second channel for the travel stuff as it’s not nearly as popular but another managing a second channel is a lot of work.

[@NewAgeDIY]

We're the Russos / looking at your past videos what got me interested it your channel was the love of adventure both of you had as you travelled from one location to the next. Taking us along and showing us how you made a home on wheels work for you. How you prepared your meals and had fun doing it. You showed us how having make do with less. It was more interesting to see how VanLife had its advantages by travelling to places that most of will never see. Yes it’s also interesting to see new and innovative campers along with its state of the art technology for people to use. I really hate to see you give up your adventures and your life style VLOGS for basically commercialized reviews of other people’s latest gizmo. That is why I mentioned a separate channel. One for your wonderful VLOGS that you take us on board and travel from one place to another. And the other channel that brings us your nicely crafted and detailed product reviews. I will of course watch whatever you bring to the table but I sure sure hope it more adventure then product! As always Joe and little K , Happy trails and be safe!

[@salorjim1000]

We started with a 4 Wheel Pop up in the 1980's then went to a Lance Camper and F250. Had that rig for 30 years and just replaced it with a F250 Super Duty Diesel and a Lance 1985 Trailer. Just took our first short trip in it and it tows great and is perfect size for two and two small dogs. Lance may not be as good since they sold to a large company but they seem much nicer than a Jayco/Colman/Forest River etc. that are less expensive. Funny some think it is overpriced. It is higher than some base model trailers but we were considering an Airstream which was twice as expensive as the Lance. Hopefully we will not have a lot of issues but our dealer is great and a Lance only dealer Galaxy Campers in Ontario CA.

[@TheLostRVers]

Wow!! I did a YT video review of my then Jayco 175rd and in it i challenged Lance to CATCH-UP to Jaycos 175rd floorplan jokingly. Apparently a very smart engineer agreed and created this BEAUTY!!! I just flipped out of the 175 into a Mesa Ridge 21fb for its walk around bed and separate living areas for a small 1/2 ton truck towable RV. Wished I had seen This One. Beautiful Lance👏. (Hey Jayco, your turn to catch up to Lance now) It's all about the separation dinning/Tv and sleeping... This nailed it. Too pricey for us, but still, nice, real nice. Ps... I did call it though, its on my KZbin video....😄😄😄👍👍

[@lx5171]

Looks great, kinda of travel trailer i have been looking for

[@Cands528]

That has a fantastic layout. May be my next camper

[@renavarges3852]

That price isn't bad, but i'd have to have an actual door to the bedroom. But I absolutely love the fact that it is actually a room. You can actually walk into the room and on each side of the bed. Awesome. Just needs a door to give my wife peace and quite to continue sleeping in the wee hours of the morning. I'm an early bird, I like to put on coffee, maybe scramble some eggs while watching the morning news.

[@LeoGrandson]

Looks awesome, modern, and clean without all the crazy swirls and stripes all campers have outside.

[@penumbranm]

I just sold a Winnebago TT 26 feet. This layout really appeals to me. My only concern with all of the windows is leaking after rain or snow. I know quality of RVs has really gone down lately (Winnebago TT quality is terrible), I had a lot of issues with my previous Winnebago Travel Trailers. The ONLY way to buy an RV is to buy it used. RVs plummet in value almost immediately. My advice is to find the year, make, and model that appeals to you and then BE PATIENT. Wait a year or two and find a nice used one. If you buy from an owner and not a dealership you will save THOUSANDS. Most RV owners take very good care of their RVs and fortunately, most of the bugs have been worked out and if you buy from the right owner, most have added improvements too. I do like the look and layout of this model and the lack of the slide out eliminates a HUGE complication. I don't know what the quality of the LANCE is, I have to wait and do some research but this is on my watch list. I can tell you that I've learned that the Winnebago Minnie and Minnie Plus line have known issues now with water leaking from the front caps.

[@bwolf667]

I think you missed some other cool things that Lance did with this new unit. You missed the rear bumper storage and that both awnings are legless and have wind sensors so they will close to prevent damage. Also, Lance is putting Goodyear tires on it with a torsion suspension. Inside you missed a hidden cubby found in the corner behind the cushion of the dinette. What you called the fuse area was actually the brain for the InCommand system which has a panel at the door and you can also use an app on your smart phones to control everything. I do love that you pointed out the partial window lock to leave them cracked. Good job.

[@DennisWintjes2]

Very nice trailer. I like where Lance is going. What is the construction like? Is it lauan or solid? Insulation? I noticed the bedroom didn't have a dresser. Like #22! Thanks for sharing.

[@j.patrickmoore9137]

It's a nice trailer, but even nicer is how well your shoulder seems to be healing. I like the walk-around bed, nobody has to crawl over someone else (or be crawled over).

[@Weretherussos]

Thanks - the rehab on my shoulder is coming along well

[@gordsturm9731]

If I were choosing for you and Kate it would be on a class b platform as a first choice, second would be a truck camper with travel trailer at last. You will always have to find a place for the trailer plus your truck you would be at a larger class c or even class a in length. There are pluses for the trailer, but I am thinking a Pleasure-Way b+ , Leisure Travel b+ or the smallest Coach House b+ is a better option than a trailer all three have models around 25ft. or under. You can always find used a couple of years old with low mileage. There are always retires who buy and suddenly have health issues and have to sell, shit happens in life to all of us sooner or later no one gets a free pass...

[@reesesman8821]

Loving the content guys recently had surgery on a broken leg broke it bad. And all the various KZbin communities including yours have been so awesome and kind thanks guys have a good day

[@johnminichielli8957]

I like the way that Lance is moving to the far superior European caravan features. I had a Swift Bessacarr English caravan in New Zealand and was impressed by how they put N. American units to shame. Now they just need to switch out that Truma system to an Aldi and put a good metal roof on so it will last 50 years like the European caravans.

[@robinkaskey3251]

Let's hear it for the Russos! excellent review!

[@robertd9850]

Wow, they actually get that lots of us use a CPAP machine and/or might like to have a place to put our wine at night or coffee in the morning. Perfect built in nightstands. If there were an option to replace the dinette with theatre seating and a movable table I'd buy one.

[@clamberthjr]

Me too.. no one eats at a table anymore for God sakes

[@VandelayIndustriesLLC]

I liked the table, it looked roomy. First thing I thought was...why not large screen tv the folds down. If I spend a large amount of $$$ I want to be able to stay in and watch movies when it's raining or I am sore from a long hike/swim/ride. The more I think of it, a really comfortable couch or set of chairs would be likely to get more use...but I definitely need a table(s).

[@claudiaw9246]

Great walkthrough! One of the best layouts I have seen. My favourite part is the outdoor kitchen!

[@Weretherussos]

Thanks Claudia!

[@ugh3012]

Wow. This proves bigger camper is not always better.

[@arwenpoyadou4132]

This is my dream camper, I really don't want any slides because they just leave room for leaks and issues. But ive heard mixed reviews about Lance campers and I just don't know what to think. This floor plan couldnt be any more perfect.

[@davidmurling4252]

That would be the perfect camper for you and Kate. I can see the two of you traveling the country in this.

[@backpackertoo]

Starting at Mid 40's for a 24ft trailer!! That's the downside.

[@bikeninja956]

yep. was like wow!!! then found out the price.... you could do DIY cargo trailer conversion x2 nicer than this and still come in WAY under budget. I guess the issue is always the time and labour.

[@arthurthornton9298]

Absolutely amazing home features, beautiful, all you would need for comfortable fun travel!

[@brotherheed00]

Nice video. Had a nice sunny day there would have been great to showcase all the bedroom night shades closed. Great detailing of the rv though.

[@flpirate45]

Nice walkthrough, love the no slide outside. Thanks

[@craigandanne85]

excuse my ignorance. What is the benefit of not having a slide? Is it a weight savings? Or removal of a future leak?

[@gioiapharo7433]

..... design .....well done ....... only poor people complain about price .......... quality and design cost ........ everyone needs to make a living people ...... well done Lance

[@charlevoix418]

Great! The only thing missing towards Euro Inspiration is a 10 Year Warranty against water ingress...

[@wornoutwrench8128]

Ain't that just the truth.

[@Carol-D.1324]

4:51 is where the inside view is starts. You’re welcome 😉 ✌️&❤️

[@youtoobloser]

He said “blow me” at 4:54. Haha. Anyway. Great video. I’m gonna like and subscribe. I’ve been researching campers to stay in full time while I work away from home, and I love how you described all the features. Very helpful video. Thanks!

[@Deemac1236]

I love the way you call that a “small” trailer... in Australia that is big. We very rarely see the massive trailers ( we refer to them as caravans) you have in the US... I don’t get why Americans feel the need to drag around a house size caravan behind their cars. Sorry but it’s just crazy! this one is lovely fixtures though with the bathroom where it is it makes it very narrow to walk through from end to end...

[@gonesideways6621]

Deanne Mcgready Less is more !

[@flying911]

Why do Americans feel the need to drag a house size caravan behind their cars? Because we can.

[@Deemac1236]

Jorge A we all can, but we chose not to.

[@purselmer5931]

@@Deemac1236 Ever heard the saying, "Don't spend other peoples' money?" Good advice.

[@lawsonmadden4635]

I thought exactly the same! It's huge. My family of four travelled the entire Australian East Coast in a smaller caravan than that!😆

[@cdlady54_95]

Really love this unit. Thank you for sharing.

[@Weretherussos]

You’re welcome! And thank you for watching all of our videos.

[@lindanerney9896]

Love the big bedroom windows. Lance makes a great product.

[@watchmanonthewall14]

My Lance has a warped roof and spongy floor that the dealer and manufacturer did not stand by their product. Tens of thousands down the drain.

[@mikelowe5096]

I really liked it up to the point where you mentioned the price. We want to downsize at bit from our trusty old 27' Pilgrim. The kids don't want to come camping with us too much.

[@BillSprague]

Very nice! That could be a very useable full-time, off-grid rig. I looked at the Lance site and you can get three 20# propane bottles and a bunch of solar along with multiple Lithium batteries. What a Basecamp!

[@patrickio8084]

I believe they're only 5 lb. tanks...he mentions that early in the video

[@p.i.e.management9245]

i love that Lance sponsored u guys... says alot about the (WTR BRAND)☺U GUYS ROCK

[@Weretherussos]

Thank you!

[@robertthomas8653]

I love my model 1995 and my slide out, but, damn, Lance has made some improvements I wish I had. No oven? Nope, that wouldn't work for me.

[@robertthomas8653]

@@inApickle_ball Indoors and for a turkey? I think not.

[@robertthomas8653]

@@inApickle_ball I looked it up on Amazon and since it didn't say it would fit a turkey I assumed it didn't. And YOU didn't specify which model, don't be such a dumbass.

[@bobshaw4063]

Happy New Year ! Joe & Kait ! Great review . Nice travel trailer .

[@lollib2400]

That outdoor kitchen is awesome.

[@SandraNelson063]

This is basically a LUXURY bachelor apartment. If it was a condo, it would be going for about $200 000.00. I'm thinking of what's available in the Toronto area, as a condo.

[@SheilaR.08]

This is very nice. The only thing I'd tweak is to make the dinette smaller so the kitchen could be bigger, with a deeper sink.

[@jerrycourt9272]

This is a very nice trailer and also a very good review.

[@rufusredneck3981]

Best thing you've shown so far and deserves serious consideration I would have thought. Pre order a Rivian and off you set in complete luxury.

[@paulmadkow9143]

The challenge with these big windows is keeping it cool in hot weather.

[@sherrcon]

I thought your rig would come with AC...

[@paulmadkow9143]

@@sherrcon I spent a summer in vegas. Windows are not your friend in 115 temps. Solar shades are a must. Yes of course I have A/C.

[@kn-qz7by]

I have yet to see a wraparound dinette/sleep area that holds a candle to Lance's, they are the best and most inviting and comfortable looking by far. No idea why other manufacturers don't do theirs like Lance's.

[@dominiccampbell1989]

Wow! What an amazing camper. I think it has everything I would need. I love the locking battery compartment plus the wine storage. Overall very nice camper. Great review.

[@watchmanonthewall14]

My Lance is falling apart. Lance quality is a myth.

[@yvonneiversen8749]

I'd love to live in it. It's a great value.

[@kentville72]

The best part are the window screens and shades!

[@jamesroberts9192]

Looks like a great camper from Lance.👍😎

[@pamelakilponen3682]

If I ever move stateside I would get this. Nice Euro styling, wish we could get this in Europe.

[@MultiRabe]

Wow, there are absolutely NO DOWNSIDES to this unit...massive tank sizes for just 24ft too! Two thumbs up all around! 👍🏼👍🏼

[@robertd9850]

I only saw one downside - the propane outlet for the grill is nowhere near the outdoor kitchen.

[@mikegruber172]

Yet you only gave the video 1 thumbs up

[@sherrcon]

downside?????...price for one....msrp starting at mid $45,000 and options will make the price go up higher...so tax, license and finance will be over $60,000 for 12 year loan...the trailer shown does not tell the viewer which items are standard but they are in the market to make money so I presume most of the items are options...the big thing I look at is the top/bottom...how is it sealed to protect moisture?...if it leaks, you're screwed $$$$...most trailer places require you to come in once/twice a year for maintenance to keep up the warranty...this adds to the cost...and this rig weighs dry 5900lbs; add all your belongings will crank it over 6500lbs so you need a big truck to haul it around...if you like, buy it...but for me, I would check all the reviews about lance trailers...my opinion only...

[@robertd9850]

@@sherrcon It is a premium RV, not an RV for someone who needs 12 year financing.

[@sherrcon]

@@robertd9850 / so who is this trailer marketed for?...must be senior because middle income recipients do not have that ready cash to buy...even without the finance, tax and license is up to $45,000 without options...obviously you are the type of guy to plunk some $50,000-$60,000 cash to buy...good for you...but is that a smart decision?...most people buy on credit...people don't even buy cars cash and that's a four/five year loan...once you drive that rig off the lot, it will probably depreciate $10,000 right off the bat...if you read below, lance's quality is not up to par...but if it makes you happy to buy, go for it...my opinion

[@paulehlers2225]

Nice trailer! I must have missed something, it has a roof rack but no ladder, how do you get to the roof? It would also be nice to know the weight of it so you would know if it could be pulled by your rig. Personally I would rather have more privacy in the bedroom and the big windows in the living area.

[@scottleggejr]

Those screens don't block enough light for my taste. Truly "blacking out" those massive windows would be a nightmare.

[@richardfowler3254]

The weight rating was about the first thing he mentioned...

[@garyskelley2]

there is a telescoping thule ladder that comes with. There is included thule magnetic cross piece that helps keep the ladder against the side of the rig.

[@js4102]

That was one great walk through. Very thorough and on point.

[@johnharper2016]

Looked at this at the Tampa RV show in January. Nice....BUT, needs to be 8'6" wide instead of just 8" wide. Without the slide out that 6" in extra width makes a huge difference. Also needs to be about 2 or 3 feet longer, all of the extra length in the middle making more kitchen counter space. Lance builds a nice quality trailer. This could be a home run for folks that do not like slide outs and all they problems. Little wider to the legal limit of 102" and stretch it a bit and you could get some converts from Airstreamers. Nice first attempt at a no slide model, but a bit to tight for me. One more thing, the on demand (Truma) water heaters suck. My friend has one in his Lance Model 1985 and he hates it.

[@jcorbett4217]

Except for the dinette area, this is my favorite camper/trailer.

[@miamichi5]

Nice very nice 👍! $45grand..I bit too much...$30-$35 grand sounds about right...👍

[@wizeb8282]

Still too much $$. No real hanging closet for clothes!? Those tiny ones by the headboard are a joke 😆 Otherwise good design for $25-28k.

[@tommycasidy3031]

@Ryker Marcelo Apparently nobody cares 🤣

[@sand2sea]

i woukd say 25-30 all day

[@InsanelyGhostly]

Thanks for not taking out the awnings, we were not curious to see how they looked.

[@motorradingaround1220]

Thank goodness I was wanting to see a video on this I want it so bad one day

[@grandpashandymandiy4092]

For someone that's isn't getting this trailer you did a great job of showing it. However, reviews for Lance quality and support have gone south since their recent takeover after 53 years. I'm searching for a trailer about this size (i.e. Lance 1985, 1995) and one with a working generator and solar power when needed. I noticed this Lance now has a compartment for a generator but you didn't say much about it, what size wattage, can you run it in there I didn't see an exhaust, how does it connect to the trailer, etc. I agree with other people's comments about the key rack, the curtain (should have a sliding panel), narrow walkway while cooking (really does need to have a slide out), no storage in the bathroom but otherwise looks okay (not sure about that 5 to 6 inch gap at the top of the door when you're right next to the galley), anywhere a wall is blank it should have hooks or a rack of sliding hooks for hanging coats and hats, etc., when you opened the door to the fuses all those loose wires to the left didn't look good. I know it sounds like all I'm doing is complaining but, I've really been looking at Lance to come up with a fit for what I'm looking for because of their long history of great quality in 4 Season trailers. Will they survive the recent takeover and put the quality back? I hope so, but they better hurry as Nash by Northwood is getting my attention. Hopefully, Lance reads your comments too. Thanks!

[@alexbuhler1164]

We visited the dealership and asked the same question. The compartment for the generator is just to store it. You can't run it there. We measured it and it's about 25" by 18" Good enough for a Honda 2200 or similar.

[@grandpashandymandiy4092]

@@alexbuhler1164 Thanks for the info Alex. I have been looking at the Lance 1985 for some time but since I viewed this Lance video, I found a great off-grid RV. The model name is Back Country made by Outdoors RV in Oregon. It has a Onan propane generator that you can use when you're not plugged in to the grid, solar panels, 4 season fully insulated on all sides, even under the single slide-out and underbelly. Anyway, I've been searching for nearly 2 years and this Back Country model (i.e. cousin to Northwood Nash) has me sold. I will be purchasing a 2021 model.