A cargo door and the option for the bunk to fold up would be great. Also higher clearance when you’re going down those forest roads so you’re not dragging trailer belly. A wardrobe slide in the bedroom would be great.

Things I'd like: 1. Under 30 feet length. So close at +32'. 2. Remove the outside kitchen so that the bottom bunk can be flush to the floor, and top bunk sits at mid-height. Then have both bunks be able to fold up, basically enabling more bikes, kayaks, etc. back there. Midwest boys and girls get big, maybe 3-4 years ago we'd have been fine with the height of the bunks as it is now. 😅

Josh on the water hook ups in the pass through. It needs to be situated better more like most fifth wheels with a compartment that encloses it to protect the pass through area from possible water connection leaks that sooner or later will happen and cause major damage to the inside of the rig and your stuff. Thx!!

It would be nice if trailer companies installed small accent lights inside the wardrobe cupboards. Every time we come back into the trailer, went don’t want to flick on the whole bedroom lights and wake up the little ones. Be nice to have a small light inside to see your jammies late at night.

Uncle Josh & Alliance RV, Super Slide Bunkhouses are my jam!!!! This is a beautiful rig, there is only 1 problem that I see that would instantly take me out of the market - NO REAR CARGO DOOR behind the bunks. Such an easy, great, and functional feature. Allow the bottom bunk to fold up to have max storage. Without that cargo door, this model is off the table for me and a lot of others. Keep up the great work, can’t wait to see what’s next from Uncle Josh & Alliance RV!!!!!

Morryde suspension with shocks, enclosed tank valves, no u shape dinette or no dinette at all, removable table in front of sofa, tire diameter upgrade, basically all the bells and whistles of an Outdoors RV.

I think a rear door would be a good thing. Not only for bikes or kayaks, but just loading in the kids' bags and other things.

Yup, I’ll say it…single Axle, no slide, Murphy bed, 22ft, GVWR 5000 or less. Please and thank you Alliance!!

The only things that could make this more perfect for families is if they; 1. Included the rear smaller door with the folding bunk for hulling items. Frees up a TON of room when traveling 2. Detached the dinette table with the folding/adjustable legs. We like to move ours around, easier seating in the dinette when not eating, or slide over to the couch for when it's just the wife and I. 3. Upper cabinet struts. 4. Rear bumper with sewer hose storage. 5. Privacy shades standard in the door windows. Most of these are not deal breakers or they are easily changed/added/upgraded. This would be the perfect upgrade from our Jay Flight 295BHS if we were looking to upgrade. ABSOLUTELY LOVE the rest of the camper. The LOVE list would be too long to list here. DO NOT CHANGE the rest of the items!

It’s great to see Alliance has started building these. I like the dual AC units and ability to run on 30amps. That is a great advantage. Things I’d like to see added or changed: 1) Add a cargo door in the rear for the bunk beds and allow bottom bunk to fold up for larger items like bikes or kayak to slide in. 2) Add privacy covers to windows in both doors. 3) maybe this was said and I missed it, but add option to change dinette out to 4 chairs or 2 chairs/1 bench seat. 4) Add lights in both front wardrobes. I always have to add those myself, so we can see our clothing inside those. 5) definitely need gas struts or something to hold those top storage compartment doors open. All in all, this looks like a great RV. Thanks for allowing us to see it and taking the time to show it.

I would like a I see the roof access ladder moved to the side and a small cargo door be added with a “move bunk, get out the way” system in that rear bunkhouse.

My two cents: Individual vents in the bunks, you close the curtain and they become ovens. No RV brown. Shades of grey open the space up(not 50 shades…you know what I mean) Thinner rear ladder with the fold up bottom bunk. I love mine.

I would purchase this in a heartbeat if they could change two things: 1. A rear door to put bikes, kayaks, etc. under the bottom bunk 2. "Walk-in" pantry behind the tv w/ access on the side of the entertainment center as you enter through the main door. If they added an optional fireplace under the tv that would be even better! Love this floorplan!

Suggestion….. place a rear storage for the super stinky slinky sewer hose as well as a mount for 2 spare tires 🛞 on the back. That long outside storage is nice with the light, but is like to see 2 lights in that storage hole. Nice unit.

I'm personally more interested in the no bunks version but they're both really well done and I appreciate that our feedback is actively being sought out. Things I appreciate about both models: the couch swaption, the dual AC, the toe kick by the sink/stove, the carpet-less/ventless floor, the storage (especially for a trash can and the under-TV slide-out pantry), and the furnishings/decor are definitely easy on the eyes. Things I don't like: as I said on the other video, having more space under the dinette would be better, and I agree on the needing a privacy shade in the bedroom door, if a door has to be there at all. Overall, there's not much I don't like. Well done to Alliance!

I love everything about this trailer. Wife and I still haven't committed to a fifth wheel or a bumper pull, but this particular unit is at the top of our list for bumper pull trailers!

Gosh Josh- lotta living space in this size tt. Love the roomy bathroom. Tables on both sides of bed for book, drink and phone. Would really like a cargo door in bunkroom. Griddle/grill combo is a great idea. Im really beginning to prefer table & chairs vs booth. Alliance makes a nice product for sure!

Like the outdoor kitchen.

As a new travel trailer shopper. Likes: -the storage, all of it and that table is awesome. -trailer height -trash bin space -bathroom space -great lighting -outdoor kitchen Dislikes -no rear access for cargo(I would give up or relocate the ladder for the cargo access -wish there was a way to have direct bathroom access from outside.

I prefer it when the bunks and bathroom are swapped. We are beach campers and having direct access to the bathroom is great for sandy feet. I know it would cost the camp kitchen but to me the bathroom is more important. Having the bunks on the other aide would allow the kids to watch tv from their beds AND have additional storage accessible from the outside having a foldup bottom bunk.😊

I would like to see a fireplace 😅 and outside love the grilling/griddle

Great lookin. E model from Alliance 😊😊👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

I would like to see the bunks slide all the way up like the Ember MSL. We are in the market for our 1st RV & we have 4 beagles we need a space to keep comfortably while we are away from the RV. This is an important feature we are looking for.

Great layout , remove bunks, make bigger bathroom in back with big clothes closet

I would like to see bunk cargo door and 600 lb rated bunks for adult use. I think it should be a full griddle as the grills get super dirty easily and are a pain to clean. I would also appreciate a bigger solar package from the factory.

Probably the closest thing to my idea of a perfect build on this layout, I love: 1. Unreal storage. The pass through, kitchen, and especially the bathroom with linen closet, can't beat that. 2. Bunks aren't edged off, damn near squared double bunks(would like to see back door with fold up bunks) 3. Awning that covers the entire camp side, very under rated. What I don't like, (that you didn't already mention) are: 1. Those useless entertainment station storage, super deep cubbies that you can't really store anything in properly, they did a good job with the slide outs, but doesn't make up for the other slots. Seems hidden pantry or side door is the way to go. 2. The bedroom is awesome, love it all, but is lacking storage, if you can't make a closet from the back side of the kitchen cupboards(that are also really deep) then maybe max storage under bed is the way to go, sucks we only see coachmen do this. Questions: 1. Does the stinky slinky still go in the rear bumper? 2. Can we just take the entire oven out? Would rather use my bbq and camp chef. Create more storage and maybe move hot water that way to have closet in the bedroom? 3. Do we have to get a pull out grill in outdoor kitchen? I'd almost rather a dinky little fold up sink with more liquor storage 😂

Cargo door is a must... and change the hardware on the outside kitchen door (slam latch)

Yep, you're right on the dish washing process. I'd be interested in the previously reviewed no-bunks model, though. Kitchen is great, really like this line. Thanks for sharing.

Great looking trailer, I really like the construction, composite walls and floors. This is the floor plan we are interested in and been comparing with other brands. I would personally like to see the ladder moved to the bathroom side and the cargo door added to the bunk side. I would sacrifice the outside slide storage for a free standing dining table, U shaped dinets are not comfortable for 4 “ knee knocking”. A King bed option with a front wardrobe slide would be nice. An E-fireplace heater under the TV. Lastly a Farmhouse decor white/ gray interior option would be great. I think the bathroom is perfect, I like the combo grill / griddle. Front pass thru storage and connections are great!

I would love to see a short version built for off the pavement. I have been seeing more good things about their brand so I am starting to take a look. I like that they have theater seat options and a single sewer house connection. The height is really nice too being over 6 foot.

Really smart to listen to what customers actually want to buy and not go the henry ford way, "any color you want as long as it's black" ;)

Would love to see a cargo door with lift up bunk, the Morryde suspension, max air fans, the couch/recliner combo, auto leveling (very happy it is going to at least be an option, this is one reason we have decide against grand design) back up camera included would be awesome along with prepped for side cameras, other than that it is perfect. We love the griddle grill combo, the slide and awning buttons in the cargo area, the wide ladder, also love the U shaped dinette and the storage outside. My husband and I have been looking for 2 years and hoping to buy next year. Love your videos and they are so informative, Josh we have been watching you for the last 5 years.

Cool to see the Alliance Big Boss Man soliciting feedback. More Solar! Find a way to put a door in the back and add a flip up bottom bunk. Change out the Dinette with a flip sofa with a folding table. Nice sink/trash can deal! Josh, Door struts get in the way. Nice RV

Definitely a cargo door option for the bottom bunk! Otherwise, a beautiful trailer!

A full griddle is preferable, would love bunk cargo door and larger tanks. Love the single sewer outlet.

GORGEOUS!! Personally, I’d need it in a ultralight model. Changes I’d make are…shade on the bedroom door that goes to the outside, a gray tone interior option, a higher lip to the shower entry and that’s about it!!! I love it!!

I just seen this video and wow. This would be the almost perfect trailer for me. Add the big fan and I'm all In. Thanks Josh for the great job u do.

Access to the bunks from rear would be nice but a super sofa or sleeper/theater in place of the dinette would be great. Lastly an auto level and a king bed. Those few things and i would buy tomorrow.

I like the metal more sturdy ladder on the back

Been waiting for this....Thanks again Josh.

This floor play and length with out the bunks as in a couples unit. Just open space where they are for a hobby room. Swap the living room and kitchen. Put the TV on a swing out and lowering frame. Find a way to make the bed easier to make up.

Hi Josh. My vote is definitely having access from outside to the bunk area and flip up bunks for storage. Thx!!

Wow! There are so many cool details. For example, the control panel and electric access in the front storage bay. Awesome!

Would love a front window over the head board.

I like the trailer, but would be nice to see either a CRE 3000 or Road Armor suspension system. I like the additional outside storage in the booth when possible. Also would be nice if they had an optional fireplace.

Josh we LOVE your reviews. This is an awesome camper….may be our next one. We are looking for our new one now.

I would also like to see auto leveling jacks as an option.

WOW, they really nailed it through most of this camper. Very high end with a lot of little touches! Love all the storage. I would like to see at least a desk conversion for that bottom bunk or flip up storage. Having a desk or storage or flex bunk area really makes bunk models way more useful for those with dogs, work or toys rather than limiting your market mostly to those with kids. I'm always a fan of theater seating rather than a sleeper sofa. Yes, locking bathroom handle. Don't use that high mount ladder outside, hard to get on and people will break taillights with their foot.

Very nice! We just purchased a 2023 Alliance Avenue 30RLS. If we were to purchase a travel trailer rather than the 5th wheel, this unit would be the one. Kudos to Alliance for putting out great options.

This is one seriously impressive unit. I have the Imagine 2800BH which I think is very close to to perfect and this one gives it a serious run for its money. Is that front AC on a thermostat or is it a rotary dial in the ceiling. If so I’d really prefer it on a wall thermostat. And I’d like an option for the main AC to also be a heat pump. The lower bunk needs to fold up for storage. And just move that ladder to the other side and you can have the outside cargo door. Yeah that puts you on the roof next to the skylight but I’ll take that for the outside door. I’d also like to see 450lb rated bunks. You can put teens in those. I’d have to sit at the dinette but I know the Imagine one isn’t comfortable at all for 4 adults unless you pull out the back bench turning it into a normal 4 seat non U dinette. Can 4 adults actually sit at this one? I love those slide out pantry drawers. They need to be deeper though. The under sink trash is nice but a small trash can also fits perfectly Under the flip up counter extension. Then you have open storage under the sink. Love love love that the awning covers both doors. Love the great cargo capacity. I just hope it has the axel capacity to handle it easily. I’d really like to see an upgraded equalizer shackle Straps and bushings be at least an option. The stuff that comes from Lippert with the plastic bushings is just utter junk. I love the drop frame front storage and how they hide things away behind easy to access panels. I’m more than a little worried about a water pump right next to a solar charge controller behind a panel. That’s got disaster written allll over it. I’d also really prefer the water panel be rotated out 90 degrees and enclosed like a 5th wheel. Move the fridge up and put a storage drawer with a wine bottle insert under it like the Imagine does. That’s how we use both under fridge drawers in ours. When your talking RVs at this price point (I’m guessing a roughly 50k MSRP or so) frankly max air vent fans and window shades should be standard. I’m not sure I like the black glass cabinet doors and I know I don’t like them as an entry door. I really really don’t like that as an entry door. Hot and begging to get destroyed by a rock in transit. Love the bedroom setup especially the dealers choice hanging storage. The bathroom sink and faucet look awesome. Your spot on the door should lock. Side note behind the TV on the Imagine is a deep storage space accessed by the entry door. At first glance it doesn’t seem super useful. But it turns out it’s the perfect place for dirty laundry. The outside kitchen I’d say loose the grill half and just go griddle all the way across. It ends up just offering a lot more utility and is a LOT easier to clean. The outside switches for the awning and slide out are simply genius. Well done! Put the ladder mid way down like you’ve done on the non bunkhouse model. I’d like to see ALL the outside access doors be the thicker slam Latch variety like on the pass through. Love the propane tank cover. So yes to the off grid package. Minimum 400w with an option for 600W. Would be preferred. I’d also like to see a 3000W smart inverter with that package. Yes to 30lb tanks with that. Hold on hold on. Uncle Gary isn’t real????? I feel so cheated. Imagine has been leaps and bounds ahead of the rest in this segment for a long time. But this entry and Ember’s entry are great options and will offer serious completion. Well done Alliance!

Very roomy and open with those nice big windows that bonus, open too. Agree about the bathroom door lock, kids find it so funny to surprise Mom for a laugh:) Aslo, really like the large window over the counter. Since we can put the kayaks on the truck, I would be alright with the bunk the way it is. Perfect road mode on this one, love it!

This is a great camper! Yes, I would like to see the bottom bunk fold up and have a door out the back for access to storage. Love the size of the bathroom and no peek-a-boo door on the bathroom! The kitchen is fantastic. I love having a oven in there . Personally I prefer the dinette and the sofa configuration as displayed. The bedroom! The bed side storage is amazing. Feel like this trailer would serve a family quite nicely. Good job Alliance. Can’t wait to see the price on this. Thanks for the detailed and unbiased review Josh!

I LOVE THE BLACK DOORS LOVE THEM LOVE THEM

I like how this is fully accessible even with the slides in, with that second door.

I can't wait to see what else they come out with, so far I am a fan. Three way switches for awning and slides, I love it!

Nice looking camper, I would love to see a large window in the front cap over the bed. Maybe throw some LEDs up there also. Love the 2 ACs with the abilty to run off 30 amps.

L-shape couch bigger & no dinette. Maybe nice foldable tv trays. Man, a vessel sink in bath. Tub. More counter in kitchen. Bunks that go to ceiling like in some toy haulers YOU'D BE THE FIRST. Vacuum. Shade in door. More solar. Spare tire? Shock SUSPENSION. No outside kitchen. Dresser drawers in bedroom.

Like the floor plan. Love to see a toy hauler version.

Cargo bunk option would be great. Might take a page out from north trail 271bhg on that. Wide stance axles would awesome. Great video and great travel trailer from Alliance.

Like the large trash under the sink and the counter top.

Straps on the cabinet doors would be awesome. And the option for a 7k gasoline, fuel injected Cummins Onan generator.

I like the bunk options and the idea of having a second ac

Wonderful video, as always. This just became my dream camper. Yes to all the things at the end of the video; upgrade the solar package and bigger vent fans. Keep everything else the same. Having a cargo door is convenient, but isn’t essential for us. The bunks can stay the way they are, bikes can always go on the rear hitch and in the bed of the truck. I would rather not track in the dirt. And there is the entry door for loading cargo right next to the bunks anyway. With steps.

The ladder being higher is better. The lower bunk would be better if it folded up to be able to store a bicycle inside. The electric fireplace is not needed as I live in SW Louisiana. I rarely have the need for solar. It’s great to have, but I don’t ever boondock. Definitely one of the best travel trailers I’ve seen so far.

I Like that one , Good design !!!!

I usually don’t care for bunks but this set-up looks pretty good

Love BIG holding tanks, and fresh water

Other than the items you mentioned; the stuts on cabinets & the privacy shade on the doors & bigger fans my suggestion is to get rid of those posts on the dining table so it could slide out more easily so smaller kids could sit on the back of the u-dinette. Nice family rig.

I agree Josh!😊😊👍👍👍👍👍

My son in law just purchased your 2 bedroom 5th wheel. I don't want a fifth wheel. Why is there no washer/ dryer rough ins. I had to wire and plumb in a washer in my travel trailer. Best thing I ever did, so convenient.

I like it! Checks all my boxes for camping

To answer the question of packages- yes, to all! Enough solar to run it with occasional A/c- like in the afternoon only, and still enough battery to run the microwave, coffee maker. Then people can leave their generator at home. As for that big ladder, why not move it to the other side? then there's space for a rear door, which is rather handy. Also, I like more windows. That front bedroom is kinda dark. I would have liked another window on the camp side of things. Lastly, I really like the built in electric space heater in mine. If you're doing a lot of plugging into shore power, it's nice to not run the furnace.

Definitely needs a cargo option in the bunk area (Think Ember). Really need to lose the brown on brown--it's 2023. Freestanding dinette with chairs (I know you lose some storage). This would also allow for a wider theater seating area. In other words--make it attractive to couples who could easily utilize the bunk area as accessible storage/desk/whatever.

Struts!!!!!!!

I love the look and design. I would change the slide out drawers under the tv. I can see damage happening to the doors, if you have a little weight on them. When they slide in transit. 2 I would get rid of the outside storage on the slide out. And get rid of the u dinette. No leg room for more than three people. Just my opinion. Great job Alliance. And Josh👍🏼

I really love the look of and what they have done with this one. Only points of contention: 1. All doors should always include privacy shades. 2. All cabinetry that swings up should have struts.

Would like to see them put the thermostat left of the kitchen sink so you can turn it on when the slide is closed.

I would like to see an option to eliminate the outdoor fridge/cooker and replace with TV/speakers.

So many of these floorplans have the dinette next to the couch…so four people cannot sit inside for a conversation and be facing each other. The Twilight series trailers have the couch across the back and dinette in the slide…much more user friendly for happy hours in inclement weather.

Nice TT, but the steps can be an issue for some one with back hip issues. Wife and I were at a RV show and RV’s with them steps aggravated her medical issue with back hip.And could barely walk out afterwards.Problem seemed to be height of steps. Has the cheap/old stabilizers. Larger fans would be nice. Like outdoor kitchen. Would be nice if they made a TT like Outdoors RV 20BD, but roomer bathroom or Outdoors 25RD. Nice job Josh.

Add shade in door, struts for vertical doors, full size fans, rear door with flip up bunk, Weird that grey is twice the size of fresh. Shouldn't that be the other way around? More solar. Seems to be plenty of room up top. Good cargo.

Nice trailer great tank sizes I’d like to see if they will make a rear living model thanks josh 😊

Josh we LOVE your videos and so appreciate the work and time you put into each video. Any chance you’ll be able to tour the Delta 292RL anytime soon? Keep up the great work!

Looking forward to the 292RL!!!

Very nice trailer. More positives than negatives.

I like it as is. First thing in my mind was... Dog bed!

Ryan: Thanks for listening to customer feedback. Three suggestions: 1. Rooftop tent (#rtt_life) Don't let Ember be the only manufacturer with this feature. Apparently, triple bunks are illegal in the RV industry (rule #37), but a triple bunk would also be epic. 2. Curt spring and shock suspension system. Ibex and Ember are running away with this and have my attention because of it. 3. Would you consider a lighter-weight version of the Ibex 19QBH. It's a good-looking rig, but the weight is a little high, a two-axel version upmarket in material and features would be awesome. 4. Bonus suggestion, use carbon fiber to lighten the hitch weight so full-size SUVs can pull this and other Alliance rigs.

I like it but I would definitely love this model with true king bed..I am will to give up some of the bedroom storeage for king size bed comfort.

Have been looking forward to this video, thanks for this. From a distance, looks like pretty decent build quality. Wish it was a little shorter/lighter but also understand that mean making some cuts. My initial thoughts: * Would prefer if the bottom bunk could fold up and there was access to put 1-2 bikes in during travel, even if that means losing the kitchen. We like to travel with 4 bikes and more than two on a bike rake is probably a stretch. * Upgrade the fans but yeah, easily done. * Modernize the interior and exterior appearance. Can we get away from all the swoops on the outside and fake woodgrain interiors? * Solar optional, would rarely use it if ever. * Why are things like interior switches black? Complete contrast from what we do at home.

just looked at their website....it nails every box down!!!!

This is the one I was waiting for a video on. Our next unit will be this, an Ember 28BH, or a GD 2800BH.

Love the dual stable steps. I think it needs a rear cargo door.

I would like to see pull out shelf’s in the under dinette storage. Doors panel mounted on the ends of the pull out. Be so easy then to access things there. Or used for a food pantry. Can food etc. not sure about the side mounted utility control panel.

Fill the top with a lot more solar panels like 6-8 of them And a bigger converter like a 5 thousand converter

I really like it, going to wait and see if they make their version of a Cougar 30BHS, that could be very interesting. I would love to see an outside sink and option for either electric stabilizer jacks or auto leveling.

Need dimming outside awning lights better stabilizers.

I would either leave the bunks as is, or sacrifice the outdoor kitchen so that they can fold up. The only bunk-related thing I would absolutely avoid is making them shorter. I wish 75" bunks were available more often. I know most people use the bunks for young kids, but as a mom of a now 6' boy who was taller than I was by the time he finished jr. high, I appreciate the models with longer bunks.

Yes, no speakers is good. I think the top rung under the roofline is better, less to trip over as you transition, put a handle on the roof for grabbing. Love this floorplan. Am I wrong for being weirded out about how close the griddle/grill is to the RV? Where do they expect us to store our stinky slinky? Prefer less see through doors. I would want the biggest solar package with a big inverter, because who knows may need to take your power with you.

Thank you for another great video. I love having the outside storage in the slideout but my question and concern is will putting heavy items in the slide out cause damage to the slide out mechanisms over time?

I would leave this model's bunks the way it is