I can't wait to receive my Roamer 1 next month I can't believe all the negative comments in here all by people who have never actually been inside one or know anything about the manufacturer. People are trying to compare this to a stick and tin trailer when this thing has over 3 inches of composite walls and fully ducted that is rated for temps as low as -30 or +120 not to mention that its an overland trailer with over 1200 watts of solar and 1080 amps of battery power. It's also built with very expensive light weight yet very strong real wood not particle board like the trailers you guys are comparing it to. If you want to compare to something it would be like an airstream and a jeep/hummer had a baby and thats what this trailer would be. I used to want an airstream then realized you get no solar no battery bank, it doesnt come with disc breaks and independent suspension where you can also raise and lower it. It also comes with the option that I got it with an incenratiating toilet so I do not have to worry about a black tank anymore. So I guess some people will always be haters but at least do research this will be my 3rd RV and I was deciding for a while and as soon as I saw this nothing really compared besides maybe the Pause but I didnt really like the layout at the time. And dealing with ROA has been 1 of the best experiences as well compared to most big name RV dealers.

People complaining about the price aren't the market for this. Its like complaining about the price of a new Porsche 911 GT3 when you can buy a Miata for 1/5 the price. The trailer is not cheap, but premium products rarely are. This thing is too rich for me, but if I had the money, and wanted the best offroad trailer, this would certainly be in the running.

Although the price is insane, this is America and you can’t argue with the quality of this unit. Think of it as the trailer version of an Earth Roamer.

This ist the dream setup! Raptor R with a Roamer One. This looks like the one of the fews American RVs that are build by people who actually go camping and not by a salesman who just want to throw buzzwords around.

You guys out west are so fortunate to have so many off road trails. There is nothing like that in New York State.

I figured $125-175k so it hit right in the middle of my range it is very expensive to not be drivable but it is a really nice rig

Impressive van and reasonably priced considering all the high quality components and thicker walls for the cold climate. I love the solar & battery setup the best. The chassis wasn't mentioned but I'm sure it's tough

Man I was hoping this was going to be another episode of camper corner with Nathan. They never let him do any of the expensive stuff lol $150,000 AND it comes with a free pillow?

I believe that I can get a home in Moab for the combined total of $300,000 for this truck and trailer. Very nice, but very aspirational. (JD says hello)

You'd better have a mailbox for that price

Have we lost our minds ? 150k ??? I don’t care if it makes love to me , this price is stupid.

A lot of people sell their house when they retire, buy a much smaller place in a cheaper, warmer climate, and use some of their equity to hit the road in one of these...

Priced way past the enthusiasts that would most likely appreciate and use it the most. Good luck, very sharp...very reminiscent of the Bruder...and all the other Aussie equipment

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All this for the small price of $155,950, ridiculous.

1:41 So nice to hear from the pioneer of overlanding himself.

Happy Sunday ... hope everyone has a good day...

That is badass! Best solution I've seen for comfortable overlanding. And really, the price isn't outrageous for what you get. And Roman did a long and informative interview/ walk around without interrupting the guy every 10 seconds! I'm gonna start watching his videos again.

Glad to see that TFL's Camper Corner is still alive and well; however, I would have liked to see Nathan as part of this walk-through. There's a lot of tech in this trailer, and it shows. What a unique toilet system to eliminate the need for a black tank (Still laughing at Roman's "poo sausage" comment). Great video.

I absolutely love this camper. Sadly unless I hit the lottery I could never afford one because I’m disabled.

On Wisconsin keep it up fellas I’m 43 I might be able to afford one of these when I am 63

The Roamer 1 trailer is flipping awesome, but I would like to see a truck camper model!

Great walk-around fellas 👏

Looks amazing! With the batteries, solar, suspension, insulation and other premium components the price makes sense!

A $150K truck pulling a $150K trailer. Cool trailer but I would rather pitch a tent or sleep under the stars like humans have done for thousands of years. Thx TFL. Always great content. 👍

Very rich man toys. Congrats to anyone who can afford this truck and trailer though.

Knowing the issues with Lithium Ion batteries having the potential to catch fire, I'm not sure I'd want them directly underneath the bed…

A lot of people are complaining about the price and/or asking what does the competition cost. I think we can all agree, yes, it’s expensive. You can get the X195 for around $10k less if you don’t want all the Roamer 1 add ons. I have the predecessor to this, the X22, and I have thoroughly looked over the new models, they are a serious upgrade in construction and components used. I don’t know the actual cost to build one but you’re getting a solid 4 season off road camper that can truly be off grid for some time with the water capacity and solar. Who is the competition that’s available in the U.S.? That’s a good question. I’m not aware of any true 4 season off road campers in this category, not saying they’re not out there, I’ve just not come across them. I have camped comfortably in mine at -20 and was able to use water. You can camp in any season in any camper I suppose, but it’ll have to be dry and the heat may run non stop. The walls in mine are made different but are 3” thick and have an aluminum skeleton, the ceiling is even thicker. The walls on the new ones are one piece composite and 2 5/8” thick, no aluminum skeleton. You get what you pay for and quality costs money.

i KNEW this crossover was coming.

I might consider buying one of these toys after I win the lottery lol

Sweet Rig.

Was getting claustrophobia just watching them trying to move around in the trailer 😂

Raptor - is she stock (in the rear / towing)? And what were you running for the hitch (sway bars or any other weight aids). Thank you!

Great video, can a sprinter comfortably tow this?

Lol All these people complaining about the price, but if it was an earth roamer, they would be saying how understandable the price is. Hey man, you get what you pay for--thats a rule of life.

Australia really did a good job to make the offroad trailers. This one is still look like a regular travel trailer to me

At that level of power supply, equipment, and pricing, this trailer needs its own electric motors, which can help to push in difficult situations or whenever else is needed.

Of to work I go. Must make more.

Apparently the price of freedom does not come cheap!

Shane and ROA are blowing up on KZfaq lately

I was thinking 80k. Wow, 150k is too rich for me.

Check the solar on living vehicle

150k is a steal compared to house prices. I think you guys are ahead of the curve. This is an overland tiny house. Edit: I don't know how I feel sleeping above the batteries. Is there some sort of battery temp monitoring system with an alarm? Batteries are generally safe, but lithium fires are no joke.

Just curious why that hitch isn’t weight distribution since the trailer is so heavy

One thing that bugs me is it seems to have a lot of imported parts. So when something breaks way down the road in terms of the life of this trailer… might be hard to get those parts. Would like to see more made in America parts. Especially for the price.

I got to ask though, delamination is definitely a thing, so why not bedliner exterior coating?

I’m glad I came to the comments first. 155 thousand for a camper is insane. Crazy part is people will actually buy them.

I’ll never understand bringing the city with you to the outdoors But to each their own

Is there anything similar in insulation in a motorhome?

I know it's a high-end trailer, but what kind of warranty comes with that for that kind of a price? I'm paying that kind of money. If something breaks I don't wanna have to deal with another expense

Great looking camper. Very purpose built to get into those awesome BLM spots. When you look at a full size truck lightly up fitted to tow and enjoy Overlanding with, you're looking at $100k - $200k now add in $150k+ for this beast. Perfect weekend set up for Doctors and successful business owners. Or larger content creators. I can see this as our surfing setup. Cruising around the coastline. Creating content and taking the right tax deductions, this can drop considerably in out of pocket costs. Think outside the box!

MDCUSA XT series?

Really nice trailer. Amazing attention to detail. Great design concept, taking all of the best ideas from the Australian trailers and adapting them to cold weather climate conditions. Would be nice to see a stripped down version without all the included amenities for a more affordable price. Would make a perfect ski rig.

Damn was going to watch it until I saw Roman hosting 😂

TAKE MY MONEY AMAZING!

I’ll stick to my EarthRoamer.

good luck to the global supply chain... 😅

Bom dia Deus abençoe de Maranhão Brasil

It also has the 4th most important quality of an overland trailer… the price tag! Seems to me if it says overland you can “justify” any price

155k for a camper at 10 to 15 interest that would be fun to pay that off. What would make you even more sick is when you damage the camper off roading. You pay so much for a camper that your too afraid to take off road.

Gucci trailer, but I’d prefer the Intech Discovery and save $120K.

With this price I will just sell my home and live in it 😂

Awesome Camper. I do think mounting the axe and shovel on the outside as shown in photos from Roamer's web site is very irresponsible. When those come lose and fall off on the highway, you are going to kill someone. Cover your load is law in many States!!

Here’s another camper designed and engineered for the top 1%

Gee, for a quarter of a million dollars, you too can have this truck and trailer.😮

I wish they would come out and say the price before teasing me with the video🥴😒

I have a MDC trailer, a lot of these features are on the MDC but for much less. These are cool but very pricey

It will be interesting to read real owner reviews in a year or two. For $150k you can build a really nice cabin that will appreciate in value. Not seeing the value for the $$$.

150k... keep that sucker

155k and the bed lift struts suck!!

Too much! No way.

Cha ching! $155K and the bathroom is smaller than an aircraft lav!@#$ F that thing! Double the cost of my 1st house that had over a thousand SQ feet of livable space on a .25 acre lot. That toilet seat area I swear to G is pathetic. No wonder people need the shovel and ax outside. So you can build a proper outhouse where you park at night. Paying for structure and power amenities. Which is important, but damn. It is like they got to the bathroom and said.. oops, we need to put something in here, put in a hall closet and call it good. I have seen camper vans with more toilet/shower/sink space.

Looking at the outside, I thought for sure the interior height was going to be under 6' To see him able to stand up inside is impressive. Although… $155k? Never mind.

When I saw the fitting of the windows, I was not impressed. The German, Swiss and Austrian Off-road exp. vehicle on Unimog, Mercedes 6x6 or Man 6x6 etc. use 'unbreakable' completely flat glass windows from KTC. In general, in vehicles, built quality does not match German/Swiss levels in the USA. If I wanted to spend 150 USD, I would add the price of the vehicle for another 100 k and thus get a 6x6 used truck (Unicat, Actionmobile, etc) with unter 100,000 km and go with this. What we actually did in 2022. But, there will be customers for this buiilt, and I guess, they will be satisfied. But, 6x6 vs. pickup truck + caravan....., our choice is clear. We drove through RU and Central Asia, right down to India......and then, on any moutain pass on 3000 m or more, would you like to have to reverse, when other lorries and heavy trucks make you reverse to a place, opposing vehicles can pass ??

$155k for bed sheets and cups when you can buy the same camper a X195 for $130k and buy your own bed sheets. Dont most of us take the dealer stickers off our truck when we buy them? You are giving them profit and then advertising for them when you pull it

$155,000 and up? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Who TF would pay that much.

If it is built as well as he says it is, the price doesn’t seem out of line. If you have the money to offroad a $110k truck, is this really out of reach? The odd thing to me is 3 person accommodations (these theoretical 40 year olds can only have one kid?)

150000 grand for that???????? 🤦‍♂️

You can buy a new truck, camper and a Polaris RZR and still have $50k left over.

A 30k trailer the same length will get you down the same trails, its not ride height and suspension its length that that matters and that's why overlanders use tiny campers/trailers and roof top tents. This is just selling an idea.

Very cool showcase, but it’d choose an Airstream Basecamp 20X for half the price of this with similar quality and size. Maybe I’m wrong, but I just don’t see people that can actually afford something like this going overlanding in the middle of nowhere for weeks at time. People like that would probably rather spend the money on an international tour with a 5 star resort haha.

155k is "reasonably priced" these days. All you need is a "reasonably priced" 4wd pickup for 120k to tow the camper, and for the very reasonable sum of 275k you can now go camping. I guess I am the crazy one?

Memory Foam mattresses are awful. They need to offer a traditional option in a mattresses.

This is an awesome trailer. Yes it is 20k or more overpriced. Look at the Kingdom Camping XL. However I don't think it's ROA that set this price it's the MFGer imperial outdoors . ROA put thier heart and soul into this rig IO got greedy

Very cool! But way too much $$$!!! Get real!!!! I love you TFL but not catering to your audience. Do this again when they make a practical roamer. I've lived this long without that thing and pretty sure I'll be fine without it. Ridiculous!

Delivered 10 units but only 12 in queue tells you a lot!

Good, buy American

Bruder EXP-7 comes stock with 1245w of roof mounted solar so no this is not the most solar of any trailer in the world. 2000w inverter is tiny for that much solar and battery. The air conditioner is too small for that large of a space. It may work to cool eventually but should be bigger. The truma ac is better built, has more BTUs and while not 12v is still just as efficient even considering the inverter requirement. The Go Power electronics is standard at best and certainly substandard for something this expensive. The roof seams all need to be inspected/maintenanced twice yearly. Wood on the interior is less than ideal regardless of the type when so much innovation with composites and aluminum exist. Nice layout, nice bed, great storage and options with above average suspension and hitch. Overall nice BIG off road trailer that is overpriced given the lack of quality of some of the components. A hybrid model that tows smaller would be nice.

Lmfao.. Q: “who are your customers?” A: “absolute suckers, that’s who”

Roman stop rushing people and cutting them off.

Bro whats the point of camping you are taking a fkn 150k home? Might as well just sale your home and buy one with a nice view 🙄

No hitch in the rear 🤦🏽‍♂️

There is just something about the ROA sales guy. He is just not really believable or impresssive.

It’s getting to the point where I want businesses to go under due to the prices they’re charging. At 155k, the whole thing should have a lifetime repair and replacement warranty. No questions asked and they send someone to fix everything for you.

Ah yes, another edition of TFL highly overpriced campers!

I wonder what percent of TFL flans can afford a trailer 1/2 this much let alone this much. Maybe people like seeing the unattainable. Thing is,,, TFL could be about as out of touch as the rich that truly can afford & use these off-road trailers. Capitalism, I get it, but this is getting ridiculous. I have already unsubscribed to all TFL except for off-road & truck. Videos like this make it hard to remain loyal to TFL. I understand that if I don’t like it, don’t watch. I also feel if I don’t watch it, I have no right to comment negatively. I have watched most of this, but I can’t watch all of it. The owner is a idiot sanctioning speeding with a trailer in tow, forgetting they don’t handle safely in emergency situations. Roman agrees, then retracts his comment. Never ever should a pickup towing a trailer be travelling at 80 miles per hour. It’s criminally irresponsible/negligent, in my opinion, regardless, it is extremely dangerous.

We manufacture the best blah-blah-blah, they’ll be out of business next year cause nobody manufactures anything that will sell once!

150k for a camper that can't drive itself. I've never understood why those cost more than 60k

Way overpriced.