Good job Gabby. I do wish they would bring the 27.7 back. Has couch and dining. But I do like the layout of the 24.1 except for the shower. Don't know if I could get my wife to accept it. Reminds me of the size of the shower on a cruise ship.
This would be perfect except the bathroom. Mainly the shower. It is very small and you are right about keeping the water inside the shower curtain, next to impossible.
Nicely done! Just found your channel. We have a class b (love it), but looking for a bit more room. The Axis/Vegas 24.1 looks intriguing but prefer no slides (if we could still use without slides out on occasion could likely make it work though). Have also considered a small class c: 25 ft is often the limit in more rustic camping spots in some of our national parks in Canada. Also considered an RV like the Coachman 20CB but doesn’t look like you have reviewed yet. Regardless have watched a few other of your reviews and enjoyed!
You do have to keep in mind that this model is geared toward the people who want a smaller motorhome. In the past few weeks I’ve walked through dozens of Campervans, class Bs, class B pluses, and class Cs of this similar length and size and this one by far has the largest bathroom. All of those vehicles I listed above had hard/sliding shower doors and I couldn’t fit in any of them. The shower curtain at least allows some movement once you’re inside the shower and feels less like a coffin. LOL!
I believe this is because it requires the engine to be on and normally when we shoot these videos we aren't going to the key box first, we just go right out to the unit to take the video! Also I thought about adding at the end of my video the slides in look, but it's hard to imagine yourself in the unit and if/how it works for you without being physically in it
I do like this RV. It is perfect for what ever you need!!❤
Excellent walk around.
I always fast forward to the inside
Thanks for watching
Good job Gabby. I do wish they would bring the 27.7 back. Has couch and dining. But I do like the layout of the 24.1 except for the shower. Don't know if I could get my wife to accept it. Reminds me of the size of the shower on a cruise ship.
Thanks Jimmy! Yes that 27.7 was a great layout
This would be perfect except the bathroom. Mainly the shower. It is very small and you are right about keeping the water inside the shower curtain, next to impossible.
I agree it is very small
@@RVswithGabby Can you option a shower door?
This is perfect. Did they fix the leaking issue and can you opt for a propane fridge?
Hi Nancy! I am unfamiliar with the leaking issue you speak of, and there is no option for a propane fridge
Nicely done! Just found your channel. We have a class b (love it), but looking for a bit more room. The Axis/Vegas 24.1 looks intriguing but prefer no slides (if we could still use without slides out on occasion could likely make it work though). Have also considered a small class c: 25 ft is often the limit in more rustic camping spots in some of our national parks in Canada. Also considered an RV like the Coachman 20CB but doesn’t look like you have reviewed yet. Regardless have watched a few other of your reviews and enjoyed!
Thanks Gordon!! What about a 24N Melbourne or Qwest? No slide, 25 ft?
We looked yesterday at this model and you can sit on the sofa without the slide out.
I wish they had a driver door, like the now gone Winnebago Via of similar size and concept.
The Via is special for sure!!
Love the floor plan but the shower is too small and is a real deal breaker.
You're right! There is always some give and take with choosing RVs they never have 100% of what everyone wants
They need to redo the bathroom with a shower door. I wouldn't buy this because of the shower curtain
You do have to keep in mind that this model is geared toward the people who want a smaller motorhome. In the past few weeks I’ve walked through dozens of Campervans, class Bs, class B pluses, and class Cs of this similar length and size and this one by far has the largest bathroom. All of those vehicles I listed above had hard/sliding shower doors and I couldn’t fit in any of them. The shower curtain at least allows some movement once you’re inside the shower and feels less like a coffin. LOL!
I find it very strange that NONE of the Thor Vegas Videos i have seen, have Any film of Slide in(?)
I believe this is because it requires the engine to be on and normally when we shoot these videos we aren't going to the key box first, we just go right out to the unit to take the video!
Also I thought about adding at the end of my video the slides in look, but it's hard to imagine yourself in the unit and if/how it works for you without being physically in it
As usual on RV videos,not a word mentioned on chassis specs or what if any suspension up grades.
I do mention suspension upgrades if there are any. This product does not have any. You can look up the chassis via the link in the description.