Yes

Showers are nice but overrated, just give the toilet lol

Thank you for the kind words and for checking out the video!

Not really all that informative at all...Panning the camera to the microwave and pointing out "this is the microwave" or panning to the switches and saying "these are the switches" isn't informative. Are the cabinets chipboard or 7 ply birch is informative. Are the faucets plastic or chrome plated brass is informative. Wet weight would be informative. Tank sizes would be informative. What is up with all the aluminum L channel covering most exterior seams would be informative. Refrig size would be informative.

Hey James, we'll get better. We are just now getting into the video walkthroughs, thanks for the feedback.

@@SouthlandrvatlantaYou have the important parts down. Video is nice, steady, slow. Voice is great. Lighting in the area you shot is perfect. Lots of good things that are missing in other product videos. Remember, we can see everything you video so no real need to point out we are looking at a stove, sink, toilet or shower. Explain what our eyes are missing because we aren't physically there. Feature/benefit sort of stuff, the construction we can't see, etc. Good luck!!

Southland RV I appreciate that they show where everything is located.

Consider a nucamp 2024 920 model. It's got the futuristic design with a dry bath.

@Robert Ott Theft happens ffs.

Maybe / Maybe not , but they do need to be positive locking.

@Robert Ott when tf is someone stealing your shit not a possibility?

@Mike Smith Dang! Now that's jacked up

@Robert Ott from people like you

Thank you

😅 thank you!

Thank u

Jesus i played it at double speed

Amazed how poorly done so many of these rv videos are.

We'll see how NuCamp responds the the non-locking doors. They are generally very good with customer feedback. Thanks for checking out the video!

Roy G Biv yeah but let’s be honest, it’s a truck camper. If people really want to get in, they will.

99% of campers and trailers and boats use the exact same key and cut on the compartments... the CH751

Buy a magnet and add your own steel slide bolts.

Anj Gord Correct. You can get the lock assemblies and convert them to the same key as the door lock. Of course there is a limited number of those keys too. Note the shotgun storage on each side of the bed. Hee hee

@@TheBotmanFukU I had the same issue when I owned a 1200 sqft home, that was too big for me. I went years without even going into some rooms 😂. I'm really tempted to do it

No, grass is always greener. Too much space is better than finding out too late you have too little. Living in an RV, especially a tiny one like this would be such a pain in the butt after the newness wore off. Constantly looking for a place to stay, juggling power, water and sewage, not to mention moving between temporary campsites vs basically parking in a longer term trailer park. Life and commitments will keep nearly everyone from being able to ‘live the dream’ of limitless travel setups like this falsely promise. Setups like this require a very specific type of person to make it work as sole their residence. Even then, everyone I know of who tried it, out of necessity, or out of dissatisfaction, ended up with a permanent accommodation within a few months or a year. I like campers, I definitely wouldn’t go this small. I’d go class c and get a dedicated van with the overcab sleeper and boxed rear, but it sure as hell won’t be my primary residence. I feel like a lot of the allure of living in a camper is a result of becoming weary of people. Feeling trapped and stuck in an urban or suburban area. The solution to that is get out. I bought an old farm in the country and the peace, lack of noise, neighbors, room for a workshop and projects showed me the light. I like traveling as well, so I’m in the process of acquiring a project RV to supplement that desire. I just don’t delude myself that doing it full time is doable, or would remain enjoyable for more than a week or two.

@@neobaggins3718 I agree 👍

Well, said!!!

@@neobaggins3718 yet there's people that do it full time. That find it doable and love it.

@@andrewsneacker1256 1. Washing machine is for clothes not dishes. I’m sure that you, a non-lazy non American, washes all clothes by hand…

And you will end up replacing the 3 way fridge with a $1,000-$2,000 + compressor fridge. A 3 way doesn't work very well in high altitudes, Truck has to be perfectly level, in hot weather the fridge cools down and your food spoils. I heard that Pleasure Way will be replacing the 3 way fridge. Just trying to spare you some grief and $. Check what RVers are saying, "She to Me" " Simply RVing" etc.

Next time I will!

Mike Riesco Ike why are you telling someone else how to film his own video? If you don’t want to see outside first just fast forward to where he starts filming the in side?

Howard Manley LoL 😂... I was thinking 🤔 the exact same thing . 🇺🇸FFG 🇺🇸

@@howardmanley3388 Your solution to that guy is so simple it's absolutely funny LOL

Yep it was driving me crazy.. Big BROAD SHOT first please

Because it's what the masses of people want. That blue ish tint. I happen to like it. It's also easier on the eyes I think.

@@timschutte6924 the bluish tint is actually not easier on the eyes. They've done studies on it. . As for daylight style, which is less blue, when done properly, it's a lot like daylight, which really messes up the body's day/night cycle stuff. Again, studies.

@@InfernosReaper Our eyes have not evolved to the bright white/ blueish light. Just look at the sun. Kind of yellowish. Warm white works better. People think bright white is brighter than it is because it hurts their eyes. Fools.

Yet in Africa you live in a tent and shit in a hole in the ground 🤔

First thing I thought, too.

@Steve Page lol, I would rather have the screen from the bottom. My wife likes to be naked when she's in the camper, so lookie loos can only see her head or shoulders, half or 3/4ths of the shade being up. Cool for me, sad for the loos, lol.

Hahhahaahahshhs

41k

I read 38500 today

We agree, they did a great job. Thanks for checking it out!

Ouch.

Good point

I've seen tiny pots that sit on the stove and circulate heat so they cook like a tiny oven. They're shaped oddly though. I've considered getting a toaster oven but don't want to deal with storing it.

We appreciate the support! More videos going live soon :)

Yes, it was good showed what I wanted to see simple and to the point without crazy nonsense.

I have the 2012 FB86 Adventurer and it has basically the biggest Fridg at 6 CF ...... very important. The weight has increased to about 2800lbs vs my 2300lb but it's a nice rig for my 8ft bed. I installed a Hellwig anti sway bar on my 2018 Ram one ton 3500 and it made a huge difference. No slide outs for me.

A years rent upfront not that cheap...$8,000 to $10,000 for this upscale dog house

That is saved for 2022 😂

Because it folds into a second bed.

First thing I thought of as well when I saw that! LOL

@@mambi74 ...With only one door to exit that is a scary thought in case of fire or something.

as the door is pushed out with the bar across the door pops out and away.

@@xilei3070 how many campers have 2 exit doors? None, super emergency, window. just like your house

@@tj-kv6vr ...you are missing the point...by miles.

Get an ad blocker

Im out too. Thanks

Ya that's annoying when they got the advertising set to the maximum setting.

I didn't see a single one, adblocker plus is free.

@@mac11380 p

First thing I noticed, I thought that was an awful design. Yeah let me pull my entire camper out of the bed of my truck just to replace the battery or do repairs.

Add the "to small" access door and why put the control head so deep? These units are all glam, not very well designed.

No, you don't. Because if you do, you most likely will not fit through that narrow door ;)

@@Volkbrecht She's too fat.

Hezekiah Spade no she is just not stupid like you

Make sure to ask your old teacher to give you a quick refresher on spelling and basic apostrophe usage, too.

@@RT-vw6yw Make sure to take your OCD meds, lol.

These things are just stupid expensive.

The 620 is made for a 1/2 ton truck . . .

*Very little could withstand a 'Ma-Deuce'...a bomb maybe, but not that* *The other thing it could not withstand is 'HOA' regulations*

There is a latch on the door you can lock closed then you can't be locked in

Thank you!! That is the first thing I thought of when I saw it. Looks like you could be trapped in there if someone wanted to close you up on there lol. Kinda scary actually. Someone else also pointed out that there are no locks on the door to be able to lock it up while you're in it for security. Maybe it's just hard to see

Amy Fender lol wow I didn’t even notice that

@@deannutz8102 I didn't notice the no locks on the doors inside either. Another commenter pointed that out. I am really surprised. Of course I have always tent camped and we never had locks on our tents. We did have what we needed to take care of business if someone came in intending harm though so I always felt pretty secure lol.