Thanks for the great tour, Bryan!

Great presentation Brother. Good job 👍🏽 this Class A is awesome. Thank you 🙏

Hey, we went for the Adventurer 29B! We just got the 2022 Winnebago Adventurer 29B (new) this past week. We paid 72% of the ridiculously inflated MSRP price (manufacturers took advantage of the Covid Craziness...the same RV would have stickered for FAR LESS just 2-3 years ago). Sadly, the word is that Winnebago is discontinuing the Adventurer model in this 30' length. If you want a Winnie in 30,' you will go with the Vista/Sunstar twins. They are a cut below the Adventurer models in terms of features/details. That's a darn shame, b/c our first impressions are EXCELLENT. We wanted one in what they call the Wedgewood exterior and the Farmhouse look inside...found one in Huntsville, Al., just 4 hours from us. Only thing it lacked was the theater seats, but the jacknife couch bed is quite comfortable. Oh, we still own a truly classic 1999 40' Safari DP...too big for us now (70ish). The shorter Winnie is a bit easier to handle. We gave "the Hilton" to our daughter and her family. Will miss that 425 Cat on the road, if not the cost of diesel fuel. We are SO IMPRESSED by the F/P layout (my wife is GREAT at studying F/P details in homes or RV's) and sedulous attention to thoughtful details. The fridge is all-electric and uses little power...might run on the 1000w solar charged batteries alone. Galley TV is fixed, but good angle. Can access main bed and bath w/slide in. Stove offers induction burner or L/P burner...the convection M/W allows for a large deep drawer (for coffee maker and toaster oven, etc.) instead of the old oven. Has 50a service b/c of dual A/C's (a must for us). Options are limited, but we got most of them-- electronic stability control, loft bed (powered), satellite radio and TV, solar panel w/battery charger, video cameras, power cabin seats, defroster fans. It has the now ubiquitous tailgating kitchen o/s...we don't tailgate at college games now, so would rather not have that added weight and wasted space...we get that they are popular with many. I might remove that outside fridge to save weight is we never use it. We are ordering a 2023 Escape Hybrid (flat towable) as our dinghy. It has the ubiquitous Ford Godzilla that ALL Class A gas models are now using. Also considered the Entegra Vision 29S (lower MSRP actually), but preferred various things about the Adventurer 29B. We knew that some have fussed about quality control during the Covid Crazy period, so we did hire an inspector ($750) to crawl all over it. He found only minor glitches, mostly roof sealing things. No initial regrets...kudos to Winnebago so far! ;~)

Bravo for an excellent guided tour of this beautiful Winnebago which is what I am looking for. The decor is awesome. I subscribed to see what comes in 2024. Live in Decatur Ga. and have no problem flying to Texas for the right coach. 😀👍

Good demo video (why and how data)...he knows the RV. We are looking hard at the Entegra Vision 29S versus this Winnebago Adventurer 29B...the Winnie gives you a tad more choice in options (see power shotgun seat). Body colors change for 2023 on the Vision (less choice)...definitely going FBP regardless (looks better, and no decals to peel). This one has no oven and one of the burners is that induction thing requiring a different pot/pan. My wife LOVES the Farmhouse/white cabinet look-- this one now continues the white cabinets thruout. The Vision has "the tower of power" in the kitchen-- the Adventurer does not. The Dream Dinette here seems to add a little flexibility for food prep and storage. Like the bedroom convenience features here and headboard. Also thinks this exterior looks better than the Vision. I think we will go Adventurer over the Vision. Oh, everybody surely agrees that MSRP's have soared way too fast during the Covid Craziness period...the manufacturers are gouging once again...but this forever volatile industry will correct...Bidenflation alone will assure that via the doubling of gas prices. 😊

Should have done a pullout pantry.