When you look at it from the rear side, it reminds me of an old caboose on a train.

This is a nice RV. I wish it was lighter so I could tow it. And I wish the extra space in the bathroom was added to the Livingroom instead, I don't need two bathroom sinks. Thank you for sharing!

What an interesting concept. I really like the bathroom except for the two sink thing. One sink back there is enough.

That heating system should keep the ceiling nice and toasty 🤦‍♂️

Very needed concept for so many full-time RV dwellers, and I’d love to offer these as temporary housing while my clients’ houses are being built BUT I’d suggest: 1) move the main entry to the back porch. Move the kitchen to the back room 2) Standard 30” high U shape dinette convertible to a full size bed, with storage under the seats 3) awning style window to the back deck, with flip up bar table & 2 counter stools on the back deck 2) laundry and bathroom as a pass-through in the middle 3) murphy bed/ sofa combo in front bedroom, with fireplace, TV and removable work table. Plenty of light &windows, perhaps a suntube or sunroof. Full size King here. 2 storage ottomans can be used as additional seating, footstools for lounging, and storage. These adjustments allow indoor/outdoor entertaining space in the back, with an away-space/office/bedroom/Living Room in front, total sleeping capacity = 4

I love the back patio, breakfast bar and tiny house features that screams just park me and plug me in as it is incapable of off grid use👍it just needs a decent porcelain toilet, a comfortable sofa or theater seating and a watchable TV position and💥💥💥

I think the large bathroom is a disadvantage here. I'd eliminate 1 sink, shrink the show space a bit, and then slide everything to the back to give a bit more living space.

I fell in love with this unit yesterday. I got the pleasure of walking inside one yesterday at the Ocala rv show and couldn’t believe how perfect for me it was to set up on some land. I like no slides and the two sliding glass doors along with the back patio the best. What a unique rig 💕

Oh I like this a lot. I don’t need 2 sinks in the bathroom. The space under the sink should be open for a trash can and put the shelf on the other side. I’m not minimalist enough to live in this, but if I was, I would. Thanks Josh!

cool concept if you have like a favourite lakeside campsite you rent for the entire summer, park this thing there and use it on-off. Btw, that toilet, if your neighbour has the same trailer and you park back-to-back, that can result in a morning toilet staredown 😀

I felt the same way when you said I’m not sure if I like it or not.

Hey Josh. You should suggest to the manufacturers to start utilizing ductless minisplit systems more often. Especially the newer inverter systems “not the inverter you may think”. But they do better at keeping consistent temps.

Pineapple lights!😂😂😂😂😂. Did you ever tell them!? Single sink, give me more storage.

Add cargo tie-downs in the bedroom. Make the patio rails into ramps...so a mid sized ADV touring motorcycle (max weight of 500lbs) and this would be perfect. #NerdHerd

I agree, one sink is all that is needed. The design is clearly more solo to couple, and having space in the bathroom for the waste basket under a single sink and counter space for gadgets like toothbrush etc would be nice.

Love the back porch and the kitchen colors. Not too sure about the layout 🤔 Have an awesome day Josh 😊

I walked thru one of these at the Philadelphia RV show and like it. It’s probably better for a lot that you’ll keep it at. It’ll be like towing a block wall down the road otherwise. This would be nice for a bachelor pad. One guy that was looking at it said it would be nice for his daughter to live in his yard. Nice video Josh.

The porch is awesome, but the choppiness of the rest of the RV is impractical

From a destination/seasonal standpoint, the concept is great. The biggest issue for me is the lack of rainy day seating. There are not many campgrounds around that will allow washer and dryer use filling up their septic systems, so that might just be another unused space to have to winterize every year. I've got to find one to go look at.

If I were planning on the sort of camping for which this is designed, I would strongly consider this unit. I like a whole lot of things about it. A few of the issues you brought up, if they were adjusted, would make me even more likely to choose this one.

I love this thing, but I really wish they had prioritized storage just a lil bit more. I’d get rid of the second bathroom sink for a cabinet, and shorten the kitchen window to do the same on at least one side. And we appreciate all the work you put into these videos Josh!

Induction cook top is a deal breaker for me! Open shelving suxs. Don’t need dual sinks. I do like that there is room for Birdcage in back room. I agree a ramp to load bike or scooter on deck. But then again induction cooktop,deal breaker.

1) Neat little camper 2) I’d call this more of a modern looking design. 3) A mini destination camper, build a deck off of it and you’re all set. 4) Sorta seems like a neck wrecker for the living room tv. Can a drop down mounting unit be installed? 5) I don’t know if I like a vessel sink or not. It would be nice to only have one for a larger counter top area, but with both, a couple could both get ready at the same time brushing their teeth etc. 6) one would have to either put a trash can in the bath closet or next to the toilet. 7) Agreed, nice touch on the matching wallpaper. 8) Glad to see the adjustable shelving in laundry closet. 9) The bedroom/dining room is very unique, I was wondering where the bed was. A daily set up and tear down would be a pain. If one had a picnic table on a side deck next to the sliding door (or a small portable table for the back deck) and it was nice then I’d eat outside and leave the bed down (if using slide door). 10) I can understand why they decided to get rid of the D rings because they don’t want people to overload the back; but yet at the same time they kept the hitch… so people can load it up. What is the hitch weight rating? Their plan almost seems counterintuitive. 11) What brand of tires? I don’t like the spare mounted underneath, makes it harder for less athletic people to crawl under and change it. Better to mount it somehow with the rear hitch or on the front tongue somehow. 12) I have an idea…. Is it possible for them to build this unit taller (say a foot or so) then provide complete under RV storage assessable from both sides (this would accommodate accessibility should you park it next to a side deck. Yes it would make it a heavier unit, but practically everything built anymore requires a 3/4 or 1 ton truck to pull it anyways. 12) Destination trailer for sure, would be great to compete solar the roof for more boon-docking say at the lake instead of park camping. 13) pleasantly surprised on the price. I thought it would cost more….. although I don’t want to pay more 😂 14) Since Bish’s sells all of these different brands (based on what the former dealer sold prior to your acquisition); why not just have all of these brands on all of your lots? It would almost in a sense be a one stop spring camper show instead of traveling the countryside looking for campers. Although that in itself could be part of the thrill for some, but what do I know, I’ve never RV’d before. I’m just enrolled in the class RV Nerdism 101. 😂 15) Again I’d call this a mini destination trailer. Very Cracker Barrel stop midnight layover. 37) Very cool. I like it even though it has the above hitches in its giddy up. Well done 👍

First of all, thank you for spending three hours shooting and editing this video. I liked the refrigerator, bedroom, washer/dryer, and outside patio. I think at the campsite I would hang a mosquito net around the porch. I would also using a jigsaw & router and make cut outs for trash cans. Thanks for the video.

I saw this at the Minneapolis RV show and I loved the layout and style. The lounger was super comfy and a little retrofitting and the bedroom could be a good office (great for a solo worker). I’m just not sure when/how I’d use it. I guess if someone had multiple RV properties across the country they could travel between them? Wouldn’t want to tow this too much, and wouldn’t go off-grid with it. But it’s so cool I keep trying to think of how I could somehow manage to work this into my life haha.

You work hard. Your family and employer are blessed to have you

What a great M-I-L "tiny house" to add to the property and have her close!! Switch the built in induction top to one that slides into a drawer under the counter to increase counter space. Make the little table free floating so you can put it in front of the couch. One sink in the bathroom to increase counter space. I agree with you about the waste basket space ... I would park this, skirt it, put a patio under the "living room" door, and live in it!

And thank you thank you thank you for your EXCELLENT WORK YOU DO FOR ALL OF US!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

I love it. As a plus size person that bathroom actually looks usable to me. Duel sink is unnecessary though. The flexibility in the bedroom/office is perfect for remote work. This looks like exactly the kind of trailer to support my goals of full time living and relocating semiannually. I also absolutely love the decor pallet. That sage green and gold in the kitchen 😍😍😍 Just have to figure out where I’d put the cat’s litter box.

I think I’d call this a “Glamper” moreso than a “camper”. Definitely upscale modern and would actually be a good fit for a solo user with occasional visitor.

I like the color scheme. I don’t like the lounge. It looks awkward. Overall, I feel like there’s not enough storage.

They should go down to one sink in bathroom and move washer dryer closet to the other side where the sink was. Bathroom seems way too big. I would also consider switching kitchen and bedroom. This would be the layout I would want.

A single sink in the laboratory with tons of countertop space would be ideal in this one. I like what Ibex is doing - what they're trying to do here. I'm actually digging this one quite a bit. Best of all, no plaid stuffs in this one.

Josh, this is an awesome concept. We would prefer the single bowl in the bathroom. A front kitchen in this model would be very interesting as well. Thank you for your time, explanation, and detail in your videos. A side note, I had taken a drink, right when you started talking about the pineapple 🍍 lights, 😂😂😂, I nearly sprayed said drink all over the room. Your sense of humor is great as well. Keep up the good work 👏.

Hey Uncle Josh, I hope you're having a great day! I really love this IBEX travel trailer!! When they came out with it Big Truck & Big RV showed it on their channel! But each person that shows it you learn even more about it! I love the whole concept of this unit. I do kind of wish they would have put an electric fireplace space heater in the bedroom to, beside the one in the living room! Those light beams are amazing, I do wish more manufacturers would start to use those light beams in all of their RV'S!!!! I like that you have a place for a guest to sleep in the living room if it got to late or if yall had been drinking the barley pop! Lol ! I love that it has the back covered deck on the back of it. An if I'm not mistaken they offer a hitch grill setup for this unit.? Thank you Uncle Josh for showing us this IBEX unit an giving us all the information good and bad. Your number one fan an friend Leonard from North Carolina!😎💪🤘👍🐶🐕🐺🐱🐈🐒🐊🐉🐴😎

I hate the layout, but love that it's all electronic.

Neat lake lot destination trailer. Not for everyone but it’s really neat

This thing is pretty amazing. I'm with you on the lack of spots for waste baskets. I also agree that there really isn't a need for the dual sinks in the bathroom. I'd much rather have the additional counter space. The color scheme is nice, definitely better than the typical HOA browns. Now, make this more "normal" for towing and I'd probably go get one ASAP. No slide and lots of flexibility. I would probably leave the bed down most of the time, and use something like TV tables for normal dining (it's what we do most of the time at home). I'm definitely liking the fact that they went with something other that one of the silly princess queen beds. And the fact that it's not a bendy bed is a definite plus. I think it's a great couples camper, and if a person is solo probably even better. It looks to be extremely well thought out, although I probably wouldn't ever fry anything (no bacon?) indoors. No venting and too much glass in proximity of the cook top. Oh, induction is a definite plus. I'd probably build something custom for transporting bikes on the patio. Wow, kinda rambling. I think you're wearing off on me Uncle Josh! Another outstanding video and review. And as an aspiring content creator, I definitely appreciate the time and effort that you put into your videos.

Liking the refrigerator area!!

This is actually a really cool. I can see this as a season "cabin" unit that you tow to a spot with hookups then at the end of the season, take it home. Or we have a RV campground about 75 miles north of us where they have annual space rentals on the river, this would be a perfect unit for that.

What a weirdly wonderful frankenmonster! Definitely has the destination vibes, but this would be a very cool single/couple camper. The convertibility of the spaces is creative and pretty neat! I like the unconventional nature of it! Definitely not a fan of the dual bathroom sinks...don't mind the basin sink at all, but the dual isn't necessary and wastes counter space. Good stuff!

Josh, Thank you for another fantastic review. I appreciate all the time it takes you to give us the information and make he video. I cannot imagine you having been more thorough than you were here.

Helllooo Josh! Awesome review, as always! Woo hoo….a porch on a travel trailer now!

I appreciate their trying something different. I do like the use of a different color in the kitchen. The use of space wouldn’t work for me but that’s cool. Thanks for showing this one!

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Super cool concept! Big miss not having a proper furnace though.

Thanks for getting this rig on your channel. I suggest they move the wall so that the kitchen is bigger and the bathroom gets smaller. For me, kitchen counter space is more important than bathroom counter space. They could go with a single sink in bathroom, too. Also, I'd suggest a flat-front 12 volt fridge instead of the retro-look unit that sticks out into the space. And how about an option to swap out the queen bed for two single bunks that fold down from the camp side wall? That would allow easy access to rear deck even when bedroom is in sleep mode.

I would consider this as a tiny home, I could live in it. It's a nice layout.

You know me, or might know that I like the unusual, innovative/weird/new/different type stuff in the RV industry for sure. This one's right up my... um... Ibex! 😂😁

1 sink is fine. Maybe a few more shelves for the kitchen. The bed/dining area is kinda weird. ALSO more hanging clothes space.

So many RVs. So many. Thanks for the all the effort, and the boundless good humour, Josh.

Get rid of the extra sink closest to the potty. Vessel sinks have a tendency to splash more in my experience. Definitely put the heaters closer to the floor. Not sure it needs 2 sliders. Maybe a regular door in the living area. Can the TV swap with what's between it and the fireplace. I like it but wonder if the kitchen living area should be at the back. Seems like best use of the patio would be to have it be by where you'll spend the most waking hours rather than putting the bed up & down all the time. Interesting concept but not quite there.

You got the pineapple lights? HAHAHAHAAHAH O M G I'm dyin' 💀 🍍

Love this camper. The colors are cool. Love the huge bathroom. The back porch is so cool. Love it thx josh!!

Thanks Josh. I appreciate the work that you put into your content to help make serious decisions on what RV might work for us. There are so many manufacturers, models and potentially different uses that there is just a lot to look at. You put out so many videos, I just don't know how you do it.

Great as a park seasonal model or if you have land - a good getaway cabin or hunting "cabin"

I am absolutely in love. Love the layout and full Murphy and deck the windows and long kitchen! I have a few tweaks I would make to personalize the space but this is awesome. Never seen anything like it before! Thanks again Josh for showing such a wide range for all my tiny living dreams. This would be perfect to add to the house for guest suites ♡♡

Hey Uncle Josh! Hope all is well and that Carlos is feeling much better! 😊 This unit is rather interesting! I too don't know if I like it or not - though it is really cool looking! Love the colors and I agree that I also would prefer a single sink in the bathroom in that way I'd have much more counter space... But it definitely is a very unique direction IBEX has chosen to travel. All the best my friend! 🚀 P.S. I REALLY dig the refrigerator! ☺️

Very cool RV. The biggest hitch in it's gddyup is the noticeable lack of storage. This is a couples bring it there, leave it there, enjoy it there kinda camper. Very neat.

I really like this. Glad to see something alittle different!

Looks like a nice destination trailer. However a missed opportunity with the awning. They could’ve made it tip to tail. Nice job on the video 👍

Unique 😊

Love this layout and decor. ESPECIALLY that back porch!😍Ditch the open shelf in kitchen very impractical, full upper cupboard would be better and I agree with you about the two sinks in the bathroom not necessary, put in another pantry cupboard instead and finally but most importantly make it towable! That is all 😅

Like the concept. I think the layout could be better. I think if the bathroom was shortened by moving the washer/dryer closet out of the bathroom and getting rid of one of the sinks. The kitchen could be shifted towards the front a bit and the TV and fireplace could be moved over to be between the end of the kitchen counter and the wall between the bedroom facing the campside. The lounge seating could then be replaced with theater seating or something similar. The washer dryer closet would be where the TV is now.

The bathroom is way too big for the overall size. That rear patio is an amazing idea. If they prioritized sleeping space and kitchen over the bathroom, this may be an amzing family travel trailer.

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I really love the dinning room/ bedroom combo. Very unique

Everything great except TV position. Theater seating would be better.

Thank you Josh looking forward to you covering this model 👍

I like electric heat - in the Midwest always wondered why they never did that before most campgrounds around here are open until Halloween gets colder at night then your running for propane all the time- if you use it alot

No bathroom mirror is a deal breaker for me. It’s a great concept, but perhaps a slide for the bedroom to make it more functional would be better. Also, need a bathroom mirror.

I am loving these units and can't wait to see more of the suites with a slide out. I would love to have something like this to put on a lake. It's beautiful. And I love ibex products. And I agree with you on the sinks in the bathroom, no need for 2.

Love the convection cook top

Should be a fast way to turn a spare acre into a couple of B&Bs. Reminds me of a classic caboose on a deluxe passenger train, with an observation platform in the rear. Remember when presidential candidates used to campaign from those?

Want it right now! Beautiful ❤️❤️

I like the Murphy bed and kitchen but unfortunately not much else. I can usually find more positive things to say about the campers you present; your presentation is great BTW. It really does not use space well at all; his & her sinks a outside patio that takes up trailer space. They could of designed a patio the same way a lot of toy haulers do without wasting the space. Use the space for living area & do it like a toy hauler, or just build yourself a deck if you really want one on site.

I love it! This would be perfect for a seasonal lake property

Wow, awesome yet really different.

The back porch would be great for a small dog. But the front is so flat the drag from the wind hitting is going to make pulling a major drag

way cool kinda of different, if zoning laws were different in our country i think quality of life for many would be improved by these units. , just really neat , thanks josh

A very curious and strange beast of an RV. I think I'd rather walk into the kitchen/living area instead of the bedroom. That's just my two cents on it.

I actually think this is one of the best seasonal options for a single person I’ve seen so far. I agree that two sinks is overkill and would love the option to swap to a true queen.

Interesting park unit! Not a fan of the retro refrigerator - seems out of place... Thanks for sharing Josh - unique concept!

They need to put the table in the kitchen, and the sofa and bed in bedroom Murphy bed configuration with smaller bed and t elevator fireplace combo to make more sense.

I love this as is. But I'm a single traveler who will make due.

In the 50s, Ford came out with the Edsel car. They tried to incorporate all the features people liked in different cars. What they created was a awkward vehicle that lacked Style. This travel trailer reminds me of that car, lots of function but not so beautiful.😂

I agree with you. I wouldn't say I like it, but I don't dislike it. Trying to imagine a slide on it. If the bedroom/ office/dining area and kitchen/living room, think super slide........ maybe. Get rid of one sink in the bathroom, split between more counter and cabinet space.

Love the idea, layout is a little wonky but serviceable. I can't wait to see the largest version, the swapped around layout seems to be a little more functional. Great video as always!

I like the retro fridge but it doesn't fit with the modern decor

I like the desk space in the RVS2, make sure to take a look at that.

It's really neat if you use it as a travel trailer but from my perspective as a full time live in it just doesn't work. Some awesome concepts and great aesthetics though!

This reminds me more of a tiny house. It may slide into that market as an alternate choice.

WOW! Nice and roomie!

It’s exactly like the GoPro I saw at my dealership yesterday. Washer/Dryer combo was included. You did beat their price😊. All in all a really great concept. Wish more manufacturers would think “ outside the box” thanks Josh

This ibex rv suite is totally electric. There’s absolutely no propane, so the lockbox on the front is for storage, Barton, no propane. I love it for seasonal camping but not for frequent trips

If this was done up as a toy hauler, id buy it tomorrow. Slide under ramp(s) off the back of the deck, make the glass door able to open for loading, tie downs in the flex room since everything folds up already, and round out the nose so it aint so flying brick-ish. Think 335cg keystone... able to be a toy hauler, but not necessarily its main goal in function. Able to carry 1 motorcycle ideally. Thanks for all you do and the time you take to do it Unc!

Too many windows and no mirrors over the sink. Don't need both sinks. Personally the bathroom is a bit big. Personally I hate murphy beds so I'd like a smaller bed option that can be gotten around easier when kept down all the time. Kitchen is fine though trash can space would be good. I love the washer/dryer hookup option. I would want solar on it because a lot of parks are now charging separately for power. Can you use the railings to tie down a storage box? I'm not seeing a lot of storage. Thanks Josh!

I like it! 👍

The super strong magnet latch might also be difficult for larval humans to open, just a possible pitching method for the super strong latch. I also agree that I have a hard time liking it entirely, 2 things right off the bat; 1. I would have preferred the bedroom be separate from that work space, that work space is awesome, but kicking the wife out of bed at 7 am so I can work in the most sensical work space is a poor decision. 2. The heaters on the ceiling..... hot air rises, in the spring and fall when its cold but not too cold for trailer life yet the floor will be cold AF. As well it means tank heaters instead of a forced air underbelly is your only hope for keeping your water system from freezing in the winter, and tank heaters do a poor job of keeping anything except the tanks themselves from freezing, (all your water lines, pump, etc are susceptible to freezing at just below freezing).

This is reallydifferent. Lots of possibilities.