What if a Popup DIDN'T suck? 2025 Rockwood 1910FT Fold Down Tent Camper

[@cablemanf250]

Started in a tent 50+ years ago, then pop-up, back to tent, then 2-man Military tent, then my own pop-up and now our 2nd travel trailer, Damm I'm old😂

[@whatdoyouthinktodd]

You're not old you're seasoned. That means you're spicy. 😂 Try that on the wife.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Hey you know what you like!

[@Cambigue_OH]

Hey Josh! Thanks for showing a Pop-up. I know that they are a small segment of the RV industry but they are still a lot of fun and a great first camper.

[@jkyle01]

I have a place in my heart for the pop-up. I still have my old one, 2000 Dutchmen. I love the feeling of sleeping outdoors, but indoors and off the ground. I love that they've done the through the wall A/C, much like the mods done by people on the older units, today. It works! Love the bunk strip lights. If I could still use a pop-up for my primary camping, I would, but daughter's special needs pushed us in a 22rb Jay Feather this past year. I hope the love for pop-ups never fades. Thanks Josh.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Yeah they have that nostalgia I think

[@ek8137]

Thanks for taking time to do a pop-up my man! Removeable cook top and bunk fans are a must though. And not sure about black canvas to attract the sun. THE Best is no $70,000 pickup truck required! Can't beat and ol' fashioned style pop up. At 2100 lbs with A/C, electric heat, hot water, and power lift? Well done! We love our popup. We paid $3500 CDN for our used 2007 Rockwood Freedom 1940 LTD in 2017 and easily tow it with our Dodge caravan. Looking for a travel trailer now. Keep up the great work Josh!

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

I try to get a variety of stuff but I rarely bump into things like popups, truck campers, and motorhomes in my usual haunts There are nearly no builders still making popups at this point

[@jtoepke9763]

2011-2022 was our last popup with minimal cost & maximum memories. A great addition was popup gizmo bunk end covers. Helped keep camper cooler & top cleaner. Thank you FR for keeping a smaller option for novice (future) Rv buyers. Thank you Josh for reviewing what other channels pass by.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

I've seen those and they look pretty slick. Nice to know they worked well

[@jshoota19ify]

If you like to truly camp this is the way go which is a step up from tent camping.

[@markmccardia9282]

Just bought my first trailer after listening to Josh. But still enjoying listening and learning !

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Well ty! What did you get?

[@stevez340]

Some of our fondest memories camping was in our pop-up by the ocean with all of the windows open, and the only features we had were a built in “cooler”, a stove top, and 10 gallons of cold water👍👍👍

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Those are some great memories! Ty for sharing

[@ipcamper9940]

After many years of tent camping, my wife and I got a Coleman ( Fleetwood ) popup. We had that for 20 years, took the kids camping every summer, across country, and to Disney World with it. It was a great little camper and never had any maintenance issues. Once we reached our 60's, it was time to upgrade to a small travel trailer. They are a great way for a family with a small budget to travel.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Glad to hear you had a good experience with a popup camper.

[@martaleary5598]

Loved the first and only pop up we had when we re-started camping again like 8 years ago it was a used Flagstaff and it worked great. Their products are solid!!! Great memories ❤️ Thank you Josh! This new one is really cute and love the ac/ and heater in that location! He eat little unit! 👍

[@FredBiesinger]

Love to see you doing videos on a pop-up To me, these are the original travel trailers Would love to see you review the OTG models in depth Keep up the fantastic work Nerd

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

I had some coverage of those OTG models when they released last year btw kzbin.info/www/bejne/hpevmWlviMtmhas

[@JayWatson-m7k]

Started in a tent a many years ago. We now have a Rockwood 1940F pop up. Love it!

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Nice!

[@InfernosReaper]

It's nice that it comes with stuff that works for line power while keeping some options for when that's not possible. Some manufacturers do kinda neglect one or the other on that.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

true

[@mikesarno7973]

I like not needing a truck to tow this. The updates are appreciated, too.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

You got it!

[@tjme]

I love the lounge on this one! Definitely improves usability for those very rainy days you're stuck inside. Also appreciate the one-piece door and improved lighting. These are great for HOAs, just tuck them into the garage.😉

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

yep yep! HOA idea crossed my mind as well

[@tavistindal3814]

I really like the updated touches. Improvements: -Fans on the bed slide supports with the light strip. -A gray tank. -At least a portable potty.

[@InfernosReaper]

It seems kinda weird they have that weird bit of table space by the door, but didn't make it big enough to hold a unit. It does seem like a popup design with a bit of space for a popup wetbathroom/closet space isn't really too crazy. It'd only take up a little more space. but definitely would be worth it for most people. Worst case, they just have a closet. I can already see rough designs in my head now.

[@rvail136]

Their 23/28 sports enthusiast models have a wetbath/casset toilet as well as a front cargo rack from 5ft to 8ft long.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Those aren't MAJOR asks actually and seem within the realm of positiblity The bunk fan/lights (I call them "blow and glows" lol) are always available aftermarket thankfully

[@Scoopy4444]

I owned a 2015 Rockwood slide out with shower and toilet forc2x years , I loved it ! The window coverage is amazing. I could feel the nature very close. We sold it because Grand Caravan was struggling big time and we didn't have AC . With AC and thankless heater would be great

[@kristanvw1563]

I have a 1998 Viking pop up. It's a great little camper. I'm hoping with proper care I'll be able to have it for many more years. This is pretty nice little camper.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Wow nice!

[@crazyman3157]

Totally on board for the pop ups, light weight and fits the market for affordability and tow ability. A small part of the market is true, but a growing part of the market as well. A slide out model would be awesome to see again. RockWood nailed the little things and definitely is on track. I get they may not be as profitable but they are to a market that fits those who want to camp, not deal with a tent, and have a vehicle that is limited on tow capability. Another big thing I think of, being in Michigan and that is not state limited, is the camp site sizes become way more open on a smaller rig. Great review as always Josh, please keep them coming and please keep on the lookout for more pop ups, you are onto something and always keep us informed. 👍🏻👍🏻

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

They’ve definitely got something going on here.

[@713halliwell]

I loved the pop up I had as a kid. It was the high wall and had a slide dinette. I always thought that was cool and the high wall having taller counters.

[@djstopenhagen3711]

great review and wonderful upgrades we had one way back in 1998 Coleman with kings on either end being in the PNW got tired of drying out the canvas! But we used it so much because it was "easy" Thanks for the review

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

I can’t imagine trying to dry out canvas in the PNW!

[@tlewisAK]

I miss my little PuP. My wife likes the hard side and the ease and amenities a hard shell offers.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

These are fun and there's definitely a neat sort of "nostalgia" about them but I'd take a hardsided model any day given the choice

[@diasfamily4554]

We loved ours and made total use out of it! Had it for 10 years

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Nice!

[@slamboy66]

I'd love to get it and retrace the Brady Bunch Grand Canyon trip. Yes, the Ghost town and camp site were on the back lot.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

I've found it super anti-climatic seeing various stages where things are made. In your head it's a much grander experience

[@51229broken]

We loved our Pop up when the kids were small. Then we got a travel trailer and have missed that old pop up. Seemed more like camping to us.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

You know I hear stories like this a LOT actually

[@tiffanystokes5509]

I love pop-ups. I’ve always wanted one, I wanted it to be my first family camper. Unfortunately it just never happened, but hey, I still think it’s a great camper!😊

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

it's a gateway drug to the rv life lol

[@Nonsense-hg6mo]

Looks a lot like my old Flagstaff 625D. Great little popup but its a bit much for most smaller SUVs. Mine had nearly 500lb hitch weight, made my crossover squat really bad. Bought a Colorado and it pulled it like a champ.

[@jshoota19ify]

Pop-ups have come a long way. I've seen one that had a slide out!

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

There are some that are basically a full trailer you fold up like a suitcase

[@betterwithrum]

Back when we were first married, this would have been on the list. Because we were broke :P Some how we went from dome tent to travel trailer! lol. Glad these Tent Campers still exist.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Fully hardsided is so nice though

[@sitchad]

That is very nice for a small easy to tow, inexpensive way to go camp with some nice features that is way way better than a tent.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

I’d say so. I’ve stayed in way worse!

[@paulastewart7973]

Our first camper was a tent trailer in the 80's.. we had the best time, put the zodiac inflatable boat on top and off we go.simpler times😊

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

there ya go!

[@maxhicksarmor21]

Lol the memories come flooding back of my childhood and my grandmother and grandfather’s first campers which were pop-ups. Although back in you would wake up with lots of Skeeter bites lol. I do like the modifications and the upgrades to this one. And yes, definitely I would reconsider Getting a pop-up. But to be honest, I’m still kind of pumped about getting a four wall camper. Due to the fact that a travel nurse and that just makes more sense especially since it’s freaking freezing up here in Colorado lol. Other than that cool video Josh. Keepem coming.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

man I hate mosquito bites.. once I learned they hunt by scent I started finding easier way to avoid them for the most part though

[@felishagathright4013]

Much needed updates. Dining lounge is cool. But, would love to see them take kitchen outside on pull out like the off road. Take a look at Air Opus. Their kitchen are awesome

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

I know! Maybe popups would be more popular if builders actually put some effort into them like this

[@1ryanlc]

​@@JoshtheRVNerd I'd love to see you walk through an OP4!

[@Jesuslovesyou709]

I personally perfer a hard side due to bears, and animals sneaking in. Also i do like this one for a pop up! Thanks for the tour! 👏🏼

[@chesterwright8462]

Bear can rip car door off hard side camper is nothing best is not to attract bears with food outside where they can get it

[@Jesuslovesyou709]

@@chesterwright8462 Yes, but a hard sided camper just makes me feel safer inside. 👍🏼

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Yeah in bear country soft-side RVs are often not allowed (like state/national parks) Don't get me wrong - they could still can opener a hardside RV but it might give you a smidge more time to get away and let them dig into the food in the RV

[@gwuengr2]

here we go again...millions camp in a tent every year NO issues. Some even just sleep on the ground. No issues. For the most part it's an irrational fear.

[@Jesuslovesyou709]

@@gwuengr2 I just perfer a hard sided.

[@carltuckerson7718]

I loved our pop up we had as a kid. They are still cool. I just like and got used to hard sides.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

It's like high speed internet.. there's no going back

[@carltuckerson7718]

Exactly. Thanks buddy!

[@dinospumoni8860]

Just something about pop ups and tents makes camping feel more authentic to me.

[@gwuengr2]

thats because it is more authentic. A travel trailer, etc is not camping, thats rving.

[@sewdutch2]

I used to have a coleman pop-up when my kids were little. Now that I have an empty nest and I'm single, I've been thinking of getting a motorcycle tent trailer, because they don't weigh much. But I miss the kitchen in them, if I went for a pop-up, I'd have to upgrade my car. If I upgrade my car, I think I'll look for a small hardsided camper.

[@charlenecastaldo3602]

Thanks Josh! That wheelie could be exciting. 😂

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

it is.. ask me how I know lol

[@charlenecastaldo3602]

@JoshtheRVNerd 🤣

[@fuyu3342]

Great again indeed again ❤

[@stephenzerfas5307]

We went from a TT to a Flagstaff HW because it tows easier, provides lots of room and with the HW has lots of storage. Biggest negative is outside noise.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Yeah the lower profile is so nice for towing around

[@sam-ij1pf]

Would like to see some updated footage on the Rockwood A213HS

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

I'll see what I can do. I haven't encountered many of the A-Frames in a long while

[@sam-ij1pf]

@@JoshtheRVNerd i have never heard of them until your channel, now i am intrigued.

[@Citizen-pg8eu]

In bear country, this is a big juicy treat, like all tents, so you would have to take those precautions ( no smellies., etc.), but way better than a tent, and over twice the space of my beloved Casita.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

lol yeah I wouldn't be taking a soft-sided rv in those areas bears can get into any rv they wanted if they wanted to badly enough but a hardsided rv can at least give you a little time to think and figure out an escape plan lol

[@roypase8488]

Love this model, TY Josh!

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Awesome TY!

[@texillini1]

1) Another Nice video Josh. 2) Idk, maybe it’s just me; but it seems for the price of these things, you can get yourself into a larger RV, (Go Play or what have you) for about the same money. 3) This is definitely a first camper for someone with a very small vehicle. 4) Would make for a nice emergency bug out RV if that is all you wanted it for. 5) Would also make for a good weekend fishing camper if no thrills is what you are after. 6) Definitely affordable compared to most other RV’s on the market. 7) You definitely have wilderness viewing coverage, but I’m not sure you want to be in this thing in bear country, especially if you’ve been frying fish for supper 😂 37) I guess it all comes down to this…. Do you want rustic camping or glamping, or something in between? The sky is infinite……. Your wallet isn’t. What can you afford?

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

1.) Ty! 2.) That's why the popup market has died Good for HOA parking in a garage when you can't leave it outside

[@texillini1]

@ HOA…. Good grief. I’ll never understand why anyone would want to live in an HOA and give up your freedoms and liberties. But that is just IMHO.

[@Stanf954]

A big improvement over my old 2003 Viking PUP

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Yeah this is really smart design I think

[@gailbrackeen]

I love pop ups. They make you feel as if you're outside. Wait, isn't that the reason you go camping.🥴

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

man everyone RVs differently. I like park hookups and convenience but I don't bring tvs and stuff with me. I go RVing kind of like some people take a beach vacation. I like to just sit there and chill And the smell of a smoldering campfire.. man.. that's like therapy to me

[@jrcriner6542]

Started with an 83 palomino Shetland. Used it until 99 and bought a Coleman Cheyenne unit 2016. Bought a new 34 foot Salem bumper pull and now a Coachman Catalina in 2022. Regret trading my Salem for this pile of garbage. But miss the pop up campers most of all

[@Patricksmancave]

Like that rock wood is still making pop ups. I can’t find a brand that makes them any more. The inside space is good. Love that it comes with a Ac know. I never camped in a pop up before but to me this looks like one of the nicer pop ups? Thank you!

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

They're practically the only "major" brand still doing it Other than them there are only a few minor niche brands at this point

[@robertmooberry725]

I'd like to see a demo of that awning. My Dometic awning is a lot of work.

[@jameswynkoop8095]

This is nice, my idea of camping, can get it into most small campgrounds, or near a lake, my brother has a 43 ft, 6 slide 5th wheel, he keeps pushing me to get something big, but this is more up my alley, my 2500 RAM wouldn't even know it was back there. 😅

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

you know what's nuts though? Even a basic light weight popup like this would still ding your miles per gallon badly due to how it breaks the wind signature of your vehicle

[@jameswynkoop8095]

@JoshtheRVNerd yes that's true.

[@rvail136]

I'm very interested int their sportsman series with the front cargo bed for motorcycles

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

I'll see if I can find any There just don't seem to be a lot around

[@thumperpaul]

Our first trailer was a used Palomino tent trailer, it was such a POS, I’m surprised that it didn’t turn us off camping forever.

[@GaryBrownrigg]

It's actually not bad!! #Nerdherd! 🇨🇦

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

It's been like.. a solid decade since I've seen a popup get a facelift like this

[@jonvann6677]

Have a 99 pop up and still can't find one that's better. It's FAR more spacious and quality and thoughtfully put together. Can't beat 2 king beds and a large couch to hang out in. Still have it as it is better than anything new. Has all the things.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

What do you have? Sounds like a big highwall model?

[@anthonymchiles]

We had a pop up a couple of years ago and wanted to renovate it but never did. Ended up getting a grand design 2800bh. With 4 kids space was needed.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

wow that's quite a step up from a popup! Nice pick :)

[@wmschooley1234]

Josh: Wife and I have lots of memories in our two pop-ups; some good, some bad, but NONE worth getting another pop-up over. Respectfully, W.S.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

hahaha

[@JamesSmith-uc8tk]

The location of the AC puzzles me. I get what you're saying about not having the weight of an AC unit on the roof. But, with the AC on the floor and crammed in a corner near the lounge area doesn't seem like it would do much actual cooling.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

With soft sides no popup is going to get GREAT cooling. With all the side panels closed it'll still help take the edge off on that space though It's a small cubic foot of area so it doesn't take a lot to make an impact

[@TanyaRando]

I really like this Josh, very versatile, I’ve never seen a pop up, ever, and started camping as a very young child. I’d still go, but very few of the family would lol, certainly none of the girls! It sounds great that there’s heating and AC. I think I’d be more likely to use one in the UK as we only have adders and other drivers trying to kill us, for the most part!😂 I’d be getting a portable loo though, I don’t care how/where/what/price etc, I want a loo! 😂 #rvnerdherd #nerdherd

[@ShortStoriesbyMatt]

one with bathroom?

[@56goodearth]

Are the bed supports attached to the beds like the used to be on Coleman’s? I wish Rockwood would license the old Coleman lifter system

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Pretty sure it's all cable supported now similar to a hybrid camper

[@56goodearth]

@ I can see the bed supports in the video. FOREST RIVERS COACHMEN division uses cable supports on their Clippers/Vikings

[@Coolguyjason]

For myself, I would rather use a propane stove not in a tent-like structure, but have a small toilet sink setup for toddlers to go pee at 10pm and 6am and 8am and 10am....

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

hahaahaha You definitely get it with the kids

[@timcansler670]

No more baby hammocks!😮😂

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Hybrids seem to still have them but these basic popups usually didnt

[@torenperkins]

I wish they would change the refrigerators to a portable fridge dual zone on a draw slide.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

That would make so much sense in something like this If i had to guess it would be more expensive and not likely to be adopted here But FUNCTIONALLY you're 100% spot on

[@travisburgess747]

My mom had one when i was a kid. It was my personal hang out spot during the summer when not in use. But the price is too close to something like a wolf pup bh which imo is way better

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

I think that's the reason we see so few popups nowadays - for the price of most of them you could've just gotten a small hardsided camper

[@mymomsaysimcool9650]

My family just went down 1/3. Cousins and uncles with TDS felt like they had to call 2/3 of the family how much they detest us. Great. More food for us at thanksgiving. Shocked it took this long. They are “unliving” to me.

[@smokey_gator_239]

Divide and conquer

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

wow.. that's unfortunate. I hope you still have a nice holiday with your remaining family and friends Remember there's the family you're born with and then there's the family you choose

[@chriscalvin5083]

Good video Josh

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

My pleasure!

[@elizabethdurham1657]

We never chose a pop up because they are just tents. In California, bears are happy to help themselves to the contents. Only a hard side will work.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Bears just call them "Rolling Burritos" lol

[@jshoota19ify]

I've camped in tents all my life in the California Sierras. Just gotta make sure you don't put food in your tent. Never ever had encounters.

[@jaynap1970]

What's with the grab handle between the sink and stove..???

[@kristanvw1563]

Something to hold on to when putting it down to close it up.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Kristan is spot on

[@kristanvw1563]

@@JoshtheRVNerdYay! 😆

[@jaynap1970]

@@kristanvw1563 thank you. Didn't realize the cabinets collapsed.

[@johnhershey4010]

I love it

[@dinospumoni8860]

Since weight and space is critical sometimes. I want a pop up with no propane, no sink, no cook tops, no fridge, think tent on wheels with ac. the forest river otg series would be perfect if they had ac. So close but miss the mark.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Try this! kzbin.info/www/bejne/hpevmWlviMtmhas

[@pelin2562]

We live in a condo and don't have a driveway to leave it open to dry if it's wet. So only hard sided trailers for us unfortunately.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

I totally get it

[@gmgrammer9851]

does this come with the lead acid / lithium auto detect?

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Pretty sure that's all rockwood uses but I didn't check so I cannot 100% verify and don't want to over-promise and under-deliver A local team member at our stores could verify this

[@supercutehj]

How do we order one of these? They don’t’ seem in stock yet at our local Bish’s here in Meridian, ID. Will there be the 2025 pop-up at the travel trailer show in January?

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Not sure Meridian has this brand. Each store has a different lineup

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Drop us a note at www.bishs.com/contact-us and a team member can assist

[@supercutehj]

@@JoshtheRVNerdThank you!

[@chriscalvin5083]

Question have you seen the forest river viking rok models?

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

I have not

[@chriscalvin5083]

@JoshtheRVNerd they seem to be similar to geo pro the 1100rok and 1300rok seem very interesting

[@chriscalvin5083]

Also look at the normal viking line up the 14r, 18fq and 242mk look interesting

[@didibolter9362]

No thank you Uncle Josh, we NEED a bathroom.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

I get it

[@WorldsOkayestBusDriver]

Does it still take 30 minutes to set up?

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

First time you set it up it will definitely take some time. Once you've done it a time or two that drops significantly

[@Cowboy47]

#RVNerdHerd 😊 🎉 😊

[@jenniferbacon5761]

As an owner of a rockwood high wall, I'm not a fan of this pop-up and hope it's not the trend.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

They still have their highwall models though I haven’t seen those yet

[@josephfolsom2030]

Is it all vinyl, no canvas on the sides?

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Actual "Canvas" hasn't been used on popups for nearly two decades. It's a 5-layer composite

[@ericlynn8390]

These are nice improvements, but pop up campers are too expensive for what they are. That AC doesn't look like it will cool very good at all. I will stick with the hard sided campers.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

I'm not trying to be argumentative - but may I ask how something can _look_ like it doesn't cool well? I don't quite follow what that would mean These units are used in lot of smaller RVs and are surprisingly effective. NO air unit is every going to be great in a soft-sided camper

[@ericlynn8390]

@JoshtheRVNerd I've seen those units in teardrop campers. I don't think the placement of that unit is as effective. I believe the btu is less than a roof mounted ac. The AC i had on my pop up was a 13.5k and it struggled to cool during the heat of the day.

[@peterdement]

Failed to show how the one piece door is stowed when lowering the top.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

If i mentioned it and didnt circle back, then sorry about that. It would stow up on the rooftop like basically all popups

[@tavonjohnston]

If you catch me paying 20k for a tent please go ahead and make my reservation at the funny farm.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

lol

[@ringonzar]

👍💥

[@debrareitan5305]

Why do they have to be small?

[@jshoota19ify]

I've seen some with 3 beds and slide outs.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

They can be larger but if you start pushing much beyond this you start overtaking the budget range of a smaller fully enclosed trailer which limits your audience

[@whatdoyouthinktodd]

All for $21,334.00 prices may vary around this very screwed up country we live in. Merican Cultville USA Sorry sorry sorry I just had to say it though. I'm moving to Britain.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

That's MSRP - not our discounted sale price. Huge difference there

[@michaelferrin2688]

Definitely tempting, but I think I still lean towards the GoPlay 26BH for my large 6 person family.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

I 100% genuinely feel that 26BH is one of the best first-time family campers I've seen

[@justindavis1546]

Now they need to get off their arese and make A-frames again.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

I'm surprised at how those have almost vanished from the marketplace. I suspect the pricing on them got to the point buyers could get a more traditional hardsided rv for similar money

[@michaelbardwell6398]

Never again , never again. 😅

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

lol you sound like you have RV PTSD over this thing

[@michaelbardwell6398]

@JoshtheRVNerd One could say such a thing. I will say this for a thirty year old pop-up it went through a micro burst and somehow survived. Still have it. Lord knows we couldn't give this thing away if ya tried. We purchased a 2025 Silverlake 1800rb in late September. Absolutely love this thing so far. Not perfect, Usual fit and finish issues but minor.

[@dongivens5356]

It's nice but $20k for a pop-up with so many travel trailers at or near that price point that have heads?!? Sorry my cheap ass can't do it maybe for $8k

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

You're looking at MSRP Thankfully we don't sell for MSRP Any unit we have actively in stock would have a discounted sale price listed though we may not have loads of these on hand quite yet

[@ProdigiousReturn]

Electric fridge!? What was rock wood thinking!? It’s a pop up. It belongs in boondocks situations. No pop up should ever have anything but a 3 way fridge. That is also an ugly colour pattern they chose. I’m so glad I got my 2020 1940ltd when I did if this is what they think improvements constitute

[@Danno-in-Maine]

The soft side just doesn’t give me a secure feeling for my family or my stuff.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

totally get it

[@RayKnott]

Why screw with what they are called in the title. They are pop ups not deflate collapsible bs

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

It's one of those things like soda vs. pop I don't care what it's called. I just care what it is

[@Andrewlikesguns]

Make popups great again. ;-) nice.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

lol