The One! Ultimate Luxury Off Road RV! Imperial Outdoors X195
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This series has been a lot of fun👍
I love these. If I had the money, I'd buy one.
I want ONE of these for my MAINE LIVING. ❤️😎
I’m sure those airbags will work great in -40F
Love this series of truly capable Off Road trailer reviews. Only wish I had the $$$$$$ coin to afford both an Off Road and Road Queen trailer. You must have filmed this a few weeks ago when the weather was nicer. I live near this dealership and we've had a lot of snow on ground for the last couple of weeks. This is the perfect trailer for the rough terrain and the very cold and hot weather conditions out here in the West.
The price is insane worth as much as a house
Yeah, I've seen them for 150k...
I would add in your discussion about the strength of the frame, that it has. Two 6 inch steel box rails running the length of the frame. Additionally a 4 inch perimeter box steel framing. The frame is tabbed and slotted as well as welded. No other travel trailer frame on the market is built this strong! All connectors are rivet nuts! Just like the automotive industry!
This trailer is one of my favorites
Beautiful rig.
Love that trailer, my 250 would love that trailer
of all the trailers the only ones to get a 9 are the OGT and Conqueror trailers. We have the Expedition 2.0 and would agree for off road use, the OGt trailers are top dog!!!!
Beautiful! One question. How much EMF are you exposed to with the batteries and electrical components under the bed?
Batteries don't create an EMF issue. They are just a storage device. The most common information I've read and been told by installation experts is that if you plan on spending a lot of time near an inverter you want it to be at least 3 feet away. Lithium batteries under the bed is a good solution, especially since they don't operate well if cold. Placing the inverter in the basement, close to the batteries for efficiency, but three or more feet away from where you spend a lot of time, is the ideal set up. Inverters also get hot and require adequate ventilation.
Bed has built-in birth control
Nice trailer
Love simple convenient stuff like that pullout pantry.
The shoulder space to handle your business on the toilet seem pretty bad. You better do it fast.
I love the fridge and freezer.
Everything in this trailer is impressive but I have seen videos of people switching from Go Power to Victron due constant issues with their solar system.
I would never choose an Airstream over these offroad trailers. These ate much more superior rig.
Waiting for a review of a bunkhouse model if they have it.
The Laveno toilet is a deal breaker. It costs between $1.50 to 2.00/ flush. Otherwise it is a killer RV for off hyway travel.
Pretty easy to swap out for a compost toilet
Take a look at the Separett dry toilets. No proprietary bags or liners needed.
Wish it had twin beds, and a little more space in the bathroom.
Now we’re talking. It’s 91 inches wide, and needs to be wider. Another six inches interior width would allow for a queen-width bed. Every other spec is right-on. Love the concept.
Check out the dual axle model from Kingdom Camping. It's 96" wide, queen size bed, Truma, ATX suspension, max solar, four season, etc. It's also about $60k less expensive.
It's an offroad trailer. The wider it is, the less places it can go.
I like this. I wonder about reliability, though. RVs are known for having a laundry list of not so minor issues right off the sales floor, but if this co.pany builds them so well that that isnt the case, I'd rather spend $145k on this than $80k on one thay gives constant problems.
The Roamer 1 and the Xplore 195 seem essentially identical.
What was that grate looking thing to the right of the propane cabinet?
All I have to cook with are two electric burners. you can get an oven and a microwave in a 130,000 trailer?
I watched these off-road videos. These are nice. Do they come in a twin bed option.
Those are some really sloppy welds on the front steps.
After I read this I had to go back and look. For the price of this camper, holy shit those welds are ugly. I fully understand welds don't have to be beautiful to be strong, but it's like they didn't even bother.
Definitely.
Oh my God lol
I'd rather have a cassette toilette. I personally think this is more of a five or a six, higher if your in an open area. But because of its size, it's not as capable at least in the mountains with narrow rocky trails and cliffs off one side.
I really liked it until I noticed there wasn't a microwave in it. That is like the most used appliance in any kitchen. Do you guys offer to install one upon purchase?? Thanks guys.
Reminds me of Black Series
Having seen both up close, I can say it is head and shoulders beyond the Black Series in quality and components. It's also a lot more expensive for that reason.
@@johnvowell6348what if I invest usd50k on trailer and usd10k on the same options for Blackseries?
8:22 YOU TAKE ALL YOUR TRAILERS OUT AND CAMP IN THEM = USED 30% OFF !!
How long are you in slc?
The way he tries to play up it being keyed alike. 100% salesman schtick
dragon Butt, You may not be aware but almost no RV in the industry does this. Most RVs will have 3-4 and even half dozen different keys. You can spend a million dollars on a Motor coach and it will have half a dozen keys. It is not a salesman trick. It is a nice detail that you don't see on almost any RV in the USA.
I'm sure he's a good dude, but I think the salesman is what's actually been rubbing me the wrong way on all these trailers in this series.
Just has that typical used car salesman vibe.
Ignore the sales pitch and focus on the feature. It may not be something you would pay extra for, but from experience, I can tell you it's a nice little quality of life feature. Especially if you live in the trailer full time or use it a lot.
@@ROAOffRoad I am fully aware. Ive just worked in the industry for a hot minute and most of what ive come across is keyed a like, to the point that our salespeople oftentimes even forget to mention it. It is a selling point, yes, but it should be a standard. It should be expected.
Come to think of it, its been a minute since i've come across any 2022 or 2023 trailer that doesnt just have the Global entry door keys and one compartment door set (a 751 or an R001 usually), or just the Global entry keys and genuinely are keyed alike. Usually its the motorhomes that have the four, five or six key sets.
Besides theres and advantage to having an compartment door key or exterior compartment key, especially on an overlanding rig. Southco R001s and CH751s are readily replaceable and, usually, carried in bulk by dealerships and parts departments nation wide. So if you lose an entry door key or it breaks off in a lock, you ultimately just end up replacing a cylinder or door latch, and can still get in to the rest of your unit without having to replace all of those locks as well. Sometimes it can save your bacon if you're locked out but have front pass through storage that can be reached from under the bed.
If you're worried about vagrants getting into your compartments because they use a readily available key that anyone can buy, be more worried about the fact that you can buy global master keys and red bauer passkeys for entry doors (which still work on deadbolts with a little jiggle action), as well as southco R001s and CH751s on amazon. Heck, you can get an entire set of trimarks for motorhomes off of amazon.
God, the number of deadbolts i've had to jiggle open with a bauer passkey or global master key where i've worked because a customer lives hours away and doesnt know the difference between a latch lock and a deadbolt...
Sorry just rambling about the industry. Gotta love it!
@@johnvowell6348 How can i ignore such a dramatic, flair filled sales pitch like THAT? Man was presenting the keys like it was the ark of the covenant lmao
I wish there was more room in the bathroom...no need to have that large of a table.
Yeah, I just looked the price of one up.. Dam, I know you are getting a hell of a unit but wow...
Yeah no kidding, it's significantly more than I would have expected.
Check out the dual axle model from Kingdom Camping. It's 96" wide, queen size bed, Truma, ATX suspension, max solar, four season, etc. It's also about $60k less expensive.
Really,really
Don't think that the comparison to an Airstream is accurate. While this could go anywhere, the Airstream is not meant for that. Each have their respective places to go and capabilites. Keep it accurate and compare to its intended purpose...off-road.
The pioneers dragged a covered wagon with horses with wooden wheels. And they crossed rivers and went up and down mountains. So this better do 100 times better job. LOL So...How much?
Pioneers didn't drag them down the road at 70mph Nor did they have plumbing, electrical, houseware, and other amenities. Also, they didn't go very far without breakdowns at 5mph. So yes, this can do 1,000,000 times better.
X195 base model without any upgrades to solar, etc. is $142,500. A first rate mule team and overland wagon built for the Oregon trail cost about the same in the 1800's when adjusting for inflation. Maintenance on the wagon and upkeep on the mules cost much more than annual maintenance on an X195. 🙂
@@johnvowell6348 That is not the price. It is $125 without options. $142 is fully loaded. 😀
@@ROAOffRoad
Oh. Well in that case, it's a bargain!🙂
Not sure I like the diaper genie toilet thing.
LMAO on the Overpriced product !
A Liberty Coach is $2.4 Million - these are cheap in comparison .
Lol a comparison? That's like comparing a Casio G Shock to a Rolex Daytona
You gave wrong and possibly Illegal advice on towing capacity.
Designed for people that have more money than brains.