Dear Ember- Effing phenomenal. All of it. This is the new front-runner for me and my family. If I could change one thing, I would make that ceiling height 7ft. It already feels big and open, but a 7ft ceiling would drastically increase that feeling, making it truly ahead of everything else in its class.
The height is variable inside, slightly taller in the front and sloping to the rear (for water run off). Best to actually walk the coach to feel it out!
This company, Ember, is so on the ball. You look at one and say wow, that's is so well built and so nice. Its exactly what I want. THEN.....they come out with a newer model and you think , I like this better. What a company, just cutting edge and better.
I love this one!🥰 Especially the bunkbed option or extra storage! The one things I wish to see in campers is options for easy rolling extensions tray in the pass through storage! The ideal of trying to grab items out or putting items in cans be exhausting or hard for people with back issues! I know that you will lose 3-4 inches in the space but it beats trying to get to storage boxes in the middle or taking most of the items out to get what you need! Murphy’s law say the item you wanted will be in the middle!😊 I know most people may not want this feature that why I say optional! Overall I love this camp! It hits a lot of wishlist we wanted! I like removable tables for the sofas!
Love this Ember product. Speaking from a solo traveler with a ride along sometimes… I will never get any RV with a slide. That being said I really like 99% of this Ember. If the slide was removed, I would replace it with a fold down table along the wall and 2 chairs in place of the sofa - then I would be 100 % in love with this one. Traveling with one of my sisters that may come along or one of my adult kiddos bunk area and Murphy bed works.
Flag pole holder, bike rack, accessory storage gadgets. Leave it open and let customers choose 1 of 3, no additional charge, 2 of 3 or 3 of 3 with appropriate fee increases. Really like these units they look like fun even before you get there!!
@@JoshtheRVNerd absolutely but what intrigued me there was that the base portion could remain the same. It looked like a flag pole could pop right in just as it was. I've seen a hitch mounted bike rack that pops in petty much the same way. I know the physics change as more weight and torque are placed on the hitch but it would be interesting to see if a few options could be developed.
It’s a tribute to the team at Ember that they not only make products we loved at first sight, but then went and listened to the feedback and made products that are even better than before. There’s so much to like about this including just how they did so many things right in the first place. But I wonder…did Christopher catch you at the end…the video stopped and I am pretty sure he’s a fast guy!
I'd put an awning over the slide out. As for the convertable bunk/storage room, I'd remove the bunks, have a fully screened enclosure added to the back opening to be used as a catio, and a plexiglass door to close off that area from the main area. People love their pets! This would be an excellent business opportunity for those with building skills. IMO. I'd have this parked permanently on a small rural lot. Heavenly, to me.
I have 2 70lb dogs and when I saw this layout I was super stoked about having a place for them to be...and not have to be in crates on the dinette bed.
Now I'm Sold, buy,buy,buy Just need a privacy curtain for the Murphy Bed, and a track on the ceiling for the bunk area to add a curtain if needed, tie downs in the floor for bunk area, optional removable outside kitchen under bunks, all can be added after the fact to keep cost down, also Josh need to focus on 30amp or 50amp hook-ups.
It is quite apparent that Ember does read the comments. Good on them and congrats on the future success of this model. I honestly believe Ember to be booting some of those bigger names off their pedestal with this one. Best I've seen in it's class - and the versatility!!!!! OMG Rare to see so many innovations in a single industry in such a short time. Hey Ember - please stay away from any plaid for the interior. LoL
The versatility of this unit is awesome! One of the best road mode units I've ever seen. How great is having everything you need accessible! AND ample bathroom space! 💙
I've got to assume that other manufacturers are looking at Ember with the realization that the game is changing for everyone. Ember is moving the bar and it's exciting to watch! A serious candidate for being the only RV you ever need and it looks like it's built to last a lifetime. Like off-road vehicles, the heavier duty components tend to last longer because of the build quality. You pay for that but as the old saying goes, you get what you pay for!
The convertible bunk may have me sold. I've been considering many bunk house models with the intent of removing the bunks for storage. With this model, there is no need for the removal. More manufacturers should copy the convertible bunks. I hope Ember offers this feature in all their product lines.
@Josh the RV Nerd at Bish's RV For my use, I would prefer their Touring product line. However, the convertible bunks are too cool and practical. This leaves me in a quandary. I'd be sold if they had a similar feature in a Touring layout.
Love what they're doing! If Ember is still listening, I'd love to see their 201FBQ without a slide, with a pass through bathroom (please give us a bunch of room around the toilet in exchange for a big sink and counter), and with seating/windows in the back of the trailer. It'd be okay to sacrifice some storage and maybe going up to 25 ft total length. We'd be a working couple full timing or mostly timing with a love for boondocking. If the kitchen counter or relaxing area could do double duty as desk space, that'd be awesome but not necessary. All we need is separate spaces and a walk around queen gives us that. Also, does anyone make a smaller AC that doesn't mount on the roof? Or first RV didn't have an AC so the previous owner installed a small window unit. It took up cupboard space but that's okay... we don't need the microwave! It worked awesome and was very efficient. Last comment I have is that I love all their high quality choices and for consistency, I'd love to see some Victron solar bits and bobs. We'll keep watching and when the get closer, we'll see Josh and his peeps immediately! Thanks for all the great tours Josh! #rvnerdherd
Ohmygoodnessgracious I LOVE that adjustable bunk idea!! Oh, holy heck that is amazing. I would love to turn it into a office area, but still have the ability to bada-boom it into a guest room!
Love this, wonderful amenities. I have been keeping an eye on them since you first introduced this brand. Got to walk though and see them in Denver a few months ago. Only fault I find is why they have a round kitchen sink (at least its deep)... should be illegal in RVs along with ovens! So many kitchen items are square or rectangular so you loose a lot of sink space trying to wash items. Ovens should not be default on RVs, should be an option only so happy to see they dont offer it.. The space RV builders use for ovens is so wasted, losing so much storage space. We are on our 4th RV (travel trailer, toy hauler, 5th wheel, Class A) in almost 20 years and we are lucky if we use an oven once a year and we have lived in them full time off and on - our class A doesn't have one and it was top of the line. Convection microwaves are the way to go. If someone really thinks they need an oven then can have it added.
A manufacture that listens and adapts to their customers. What is this world coming to. I love the two burner stove and kitchen layout. Big enough to be functional and not wasting space.
I just love it! It's perfect - that's exactly what I was looking for. Especially the Murphy bed with the cabinets on the side just like I requested! My only option would be a desk under the Murphy bed instead of the couch but you need to have some place for the electronic stuff. But other than that it's awesome! I would probably leave the very top bunk in for storage and maybe put a little patio table and chairs in there and open up the door, close the screens and have a little indoor patio or breakfast nook. And I like that they have the bathroom enclosed also! Thank you so much guys for listening to us! When I get rich and famous I will be ordering one from you! Lol!
This company is doing great things you know I’m a fan of it if I was younger I’d go to work for them It’s awesome that they could adapt and change things so fast looks like a great company can’t wait to see what’s coming up
Really like this new Ember. Love the screen room feel for my mobile office. Can't wait to see what you bring us next in the Ember line. As always...thanks for the video 😊
Quite possibly the perfect family / utility trailer! The only suggestion, possibly some guard rails on those narrow bunk beds. A rollout from that hight would not be fun 😊 Thanks for the presentation, great RV layout!!
@@patrickio8084 Wow, I didn't know that! I just know my 7 year old falls out of bed sometimes and those bunks are way narrower and way higher than her bed.. I could only imagine a fall from there wouldnt be fun.
@@MK-cw4gw "Since June 19, 2000, the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has required all new bunk beds that are manufactured for non-institutional use to have guardrails that comply with CPSC Safety Standard for Bunk Beds." The standard should also apply to RV's.
A canvas sheet that stows under the bunk mattress pad, with a rope sewn in the top edge with clips at the end. The clips clip to the wall so you've got a kind of side hammock. If Ember reads this, they're call a 'Lee cloth' on sailboats to keep you from falling on the floor when leaned over and bouncing over waves. They'd be easy to add to the bunks, then you'd just need some pad-eyes on the wall.
Josh’s reviews are the best! Always very informative and relatively succinct, and ALWAYS entertaining! I’m years away from buying one but I can’t stop watching this dude. Hilarious.
Lol.. Boy that last bit was hilarious 😂 I cracked up! I haven't been that impressed with the Embers up till now. This one looking pretty darn good. I do wish they had the mock theater seats tho. And the show was floor level not a step up. I love the shelves in the bath and the fact it's Fluffy friendly. Yeah I've mentioned the back cargo door screen before and waiting to see if they come thru with that and the convection microwave oven as well. Overall nice job
Their "Overland" series here has been stuff that's rather unconventional and not always widespread in appeal. That new Touring Edition teased at the end might be something you'll enjoy more
OMG YES!!! They did it! I absolutely love this!!! I'd love this in a maxed solar setup! I'd like to see the extra storage up front (previously for the batteries) turned into (or optioned) for additional propane storage. OR up the tanks to 30 pounders. With the ability to cold camp, the extra propane makes sense to me! But even as is...I LOVE IT LOVE IT LOVE IT!!!
An Ember engineer told me at a recent show that they're not supposed to advertise the fact that you can fit a third 20lb tank as storage behind the 2 hooked-up tanks on the left side. They also took out the shelf on the right side of the gear box, so you should be able to fit 2-3 20lb tanks on that side if you want to really maximize propane for cold camping.
Great work Ember Team! Only thing I think I would appreciate more than convertable bunk system is an outdoor mini Kitchen but I really appreciate all the Flexibility your Ember RV's have, quite Unique!!😊😊👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 Hey Josh buddy I really appreciate the sneak peak You Sneaked for all your viewer's!😊😊👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Wow! What a great flexible design! I would be way more interested in bunk models if they were full flex like this! A great option for a screened in private office space or room for some toys! I prefer the theater seating and a portable table over a dinette option. Never a fan of the neck bender TV's though for the main sofa.
You are the best RV shower in the business (hope the bosses appreciate you) I love this rv,hope I can afford one . I have an awesome idea but don't want it blasted all over the internet, sending sisterly love and blessed be to you all
Love it! Jw if they could put a table or slide out shelf there under the bunk. There are only 2 of us and thought it would be handy for an outdoor cooking space. I would put some totes for outdoor items, ie grill, griddle, cast iron etc.
I have evolved on the lack of dinette. I do wish they would include the double table setup from the MSL in the 221MDB. Other than that I would like to see some Jaycoish ladder storage treatment for the exterior ladder on the back wall. On this one I would also like to see an exterior accessory rail for a griddle since you lose the outdoor kitchen.
Chris - Thank you so much for both attending the Overland Expo Rocky Mtn in person and taking the time to answer all my questions about Ember's products and specifically this upcoming 221MSL floorplan (although you sandbagged me when you said that your engineers were so busy with the new product line that you didn't think the 221MSL prototype would be ready until maybe the end of the year 😁). The info you shared on towing with a lock-n-roll hitch and electronic sway control was especially helpful and gave me some great additional information that I was able to research to better understand both ESC and the brands out there with quality ESC products. The fact that you, Ashley and the rest of your senior mgmt team, as well as your engineering team, take the time to rep your products in person at regional RV/Outdoor shows is just another way that Ember stands apart from other RV manufacturers. Hope to see you all again at the Denver RV show early next year!
And while I am almost entirely window shopping I am soooo torn between this 221MSL and Intech's Flyer series. My wife and I have recumbent trikes, 4 kids with their own bikes, and I don't want to have to drive two vehicles and both of these look amazing and towable by a vehicle that will also fit 6 people. Love what you are doing Josh, also love the fun with the Ember crew and the 'sneak peak'!
I'm already envious of the Ember and it's only been two minutes. I love the Euro-windows. I love the living area kitchen.And the bedroom is so so comforting looking! I hate dinettes! You know that about me now! This Ember certainly did bring it on! Yeah! That RV,is so sick ! Show more like these please!? I love that screen idea for the back corner! Also,you touched on info that may help me identify what to fix my own roof with.
We don't need the bunks so changing it to an office space is great. That big window is AMAZING!! Do away with the murphy bed, add a window in front of the bed & make it a king if possible.
Josh! LOVE IT !!!! EMBER: Way to Go!!! This RV is so multifunctional, and yet also seems so spacious! If anyone felt the need to gift one to me I would happily accept LOL!😉 I love how the bed works, and the dual dinofas. That's really excellent for use of space. It is so light and airy in there too. Always have loved that big window up front, that's what first caught my eye. I am a complete novice to RV camping from an owner's perspective, but I can see how this one would be so versatile and allow me to work from the road without feeling as though I was camping per se. I also love that you can camp in colder weather as well. I love the screen wall in the back. Aside from Josh's idea about the back door screen, If it was possible to have some sort of reinforcement to the screen to protect it from overly protective Pomeranians or other pets from putting holes in it in the bottom section, that would be helpful. Maybe even depending on what is stored there. You might want airflow but at the same time have the bug screen down. The flagpole idea is also a good one or maybe integrate a way to put a pole for a satellite thing like Starlink. This model is definitely on the top of my list of towable RVs. Josh: What size vehicle could tow this? I wonder if my 2012 GMC Acadia Denali AWD could? I think it's probably still a tad too heavy for it. But am not sure. Would you happen to know?
I don't like the sofa mount tables; I'd prefer free standing. Does the bunk mattress really hang over the edge of the bunk by a few inches or was it just not put on properly during vid? I wish you could put the bunks side-by-side, maybe with a fold-down center leg, to increase the weight limit. With 3 platforms & mattresses you could do a lower double with an upper single bunk. I'm imagining camping with my daughter, her husband, and a grand kid (which she doesn't have yet, lol).
Saw this at Hershey and got to talk to Ashely and Chris. Wild camper. So many ways to be used. Little light on cargo for all that storage\bunk\office\whatevs room in the back. Love the Euro windows. They have some intriguing sounding stuff coming soon.
My interest in Ember is sky rocketing! This model is great for hunting camp. But that new model spy shot could be the vacay/hunting camp combo I'm looking for.
OMG!!! THIS is my first trailer third time around!! Honestly I love this trailer…the layout is amazing, especially the bunk/office area…this would work for now for my claustrophobic daughter with using only one bunk but then when I retire I can use it as an office and occasional adult kids visitors space! And I love the update of the screen!!! Great move…I wasn’t a fan of the velcro style…too easy for bugs to get in!! Ya ya I know, I’m camping! LoL Love ‘The Chase’ scene at the end haha! Can’t wait to see what Ember brings next!
Nice job Ember! Still on my wishlist would be a useful airplane Euro entrance door with built in window slide, trash can, storage cubbies and built in slide across big screen. A girl can dream … 😊
YES!!!! FINALLY!!! I love everything about this 221MSL. Ember really has been listening...and I've been patiently waiting for it! But some specific things that I REALLY LOVE that are fairly recent additions include: - The new sliding screen on the MSL cargo area!!!! That's WAY BETTER than the Velcro or snap version they had previously - The tie-downs on the floor of the cargo area - Bendy bed for max pass-thru front storage, but with option to leave down permanently in "road mode" with a traditional one-piece mattress - That they eliminated the shelf in the righthand side of the storage box to allow for clear-span storage area!!! - Black "EmberTrack" rails to match the rest of the interior instead of leaving them unpainted/silver - The return of the drop-down stabilizers and Euro windows - The change to Victron solar components - The location of the TV and added interior storage is MUCH better than the 191MSL - The new Truma air conditioner...and I'd like to see Ember move towards a 12v air conditioning unit At this point, any WANTS are pretty much nit-picking, but a few suggestions would be: - Agree with you that I absolutely would like a pull-down screen or small screen door on the back access door to open it up and/or the side door for airflow - YES, modifying the front tongue-jack hole for a flagpole holder would be AWESOME...because you could use it for a flagpole with either a flag or as an antenna pole for mounting a cell booster/internet antenna!!! - 12v power line to the front storage box to mount things like a Viair air pump or other accessories that need power - Small gear access door(s) on the outside of the slide (ala Rockwood/Flagstaff) to access the storage behind the couch from the exterior. - - - - Since there is no option for a dinette, adding doors should be straightforward and that allows you to store messy things in that storage area that you don't want to haul thru the interior of the RV - The option of a third interior EmberTrack rail on the inside wall (outside part of the bathroom wall in between the two existing rails) like on the 191MSL prototype video, and would also like the option of a full double upper bunk (or even better, optional hinged flip-over/folding bunks that can serve as the base of a single or double bunk) - A return of a second ladder mount on the non-camp-side of the RV...maybe in front of the slide where you can reach the solar panels (to clean them) without climbing on the roof - Absolutely would like to see a convection microwave option since Ember has made it clear that they are not going to consider adding larger stove/oven units - A couple of 'grip clips' mounted just inside of the bunk-side cargo door to store the removable wheel chock grab bar/'gas station murder hobo defensive club' - I'd still love to see Ember bring back the single-post entry stairs that they had on their original prototypes (but couldn't get mass produced) Questions: - Why don't they align the three solar panels at the front of the roof instead of off-setting them? It seems like that would better maximize accessible roof space. Is there a reason they don't line them up? - Did I see a new air vent into the storage box in the upper corner of the righthand side of the box?? What's that for?? - It appears that they have put sturdier latches on the bunk-side door, which is great...are those the same as the deadbolt lock on the rear door? (For security, they should be) - I see that they moved the solar controls out of the front pass-thru...where are they now (they didn't make the video footage)? Are they just inside the door on the upper cabinet? - Is that stylish backpack and water bottle on the floor by the front door included with each MSL model??? 😁 Regardless of my few 'nit-picks', this 221MSL is nearly perfect 'as is' and I'll be buying one with or without any further improvements! P.S. If you have "a video on every single Ember made" (which I know you do because I've seen them all), why are you "so tired for filming all day"??? What else could you possibly have been filming all day at Ember???? 🤔😉
I want something like this. I am 71 and will be living in an RV by the end of the year. I need to haul 23 totes and an 84" Sofa I just bought. A travel of 2200 miles from Texas to Spokane, WA. After there the totes will go into a 2 car garage/shop, and trailer, possibly behind my daughters home for a summer home for me and fly to Texas November to April. My pickup will tow 8750 pounds, but it's a 2016 Ram with 140K. It's getting tired.. I kinda like the Surveyor 190RT but this is better for me. But I keep watching you. I like how you give the specs right at the beginning. Not many provide that anywhere in their videos so I just stick with you. Ideally I would go with a murphy bed and couch plus a dinette model. I priced a PODS to ship the stuff and it's over $4500, I'm down to my bare minimum. What don't fit in the before mentioned totes it's not going. Tough love.. I'm going from a 2100sqft home to this, a lot of stuff to get rid of. I may explore destination trailers if the more permanent site at my daughters can be legally accomplished.
This is awesome, but those loose wires all over on the solar system… it only takes a few seconds to tack those down to the roof so they don’t get snagged by a tree branch.
I’m very intrigued by the dehumidifying option on the air conditioner for *winter* use. People usually have to add a dehumidifier for that anyway, so if that comes built in that’s a nice perk.
I think they should figure out how to keep the bunks from the bank house (cause rhey are really nice). And just have them on sliding tracks and still removable/foldable. They are so much nicer than these "planks" in the MSL. Or even just one of the bunk beds from the bunkhouse on Tracks that could be lifted out of the way. And you can still have a hammock and a kayak (which are two of my favorite activities).
Our RV is European style and we have the Alde hot water on demand along with the heating. When people start using it they will really like it. Nothing like the Euro windows either. Thanks Josh
Some AMAZING things for sure, that suspension😍convertible bunk area 🥰huge skylight 😮, TV across from the couch 👍front hitch area 😎, but I just can't get past an RV that doesn't have a door on the bedroom. I know too many couples who have bought an RV layout without a door to the bedroom and they always, always end up regretting it. Someone inevitably wants to stay up later or wake up earlier and sometimes you just want some privacy, especially on those rainy days when you can't get outside. GREAT video though.
I love it. This is a great upgrade with the slide down screen. I was thinking the back cargo door would be great with a screen of some sort or I would get one after market. Then I can work in the breeze. I am so glad they changed the slide system. That was making it tough for me to push these up my list before. I do hope they get the convection oven in there. The one minor thing is the tv spot isn't great, but I don't see a better spot in this one. I like the location in the bit bigger ones. This is for sure at the top of my list. If I was being picky they would have some kind of recliner or foot rest even if it is just flip up fronts.
Regarding Solar Panel Mounting - Carry those front 'shark fin' rails back along both sides so you can mount lots of solar panels in a rack system instead of poking holes in the roof. Look at the Imperial Outdoors rail/rack system on the X195 and X145. More panels and bigger batteries!
I’d like all of this with only a couple changes- a dinette instead of a second couch, and NO slide. Love the convertible bunk section! Hahaha! I saw the new series on Ember’s instagram- it looks awesome!
I love this! I would add some type of divider between the configurable bunk area and the main living space. This would give someone using it as an office some privacy.
The Rockwood/Flagstaff Geo/E-Pro have been the go to for 5000 lb tow rating vehicles ie Toyota 5 gen 4Runner 4x4, number 1 Colorado & USA 4x4 SUV. With the No Boundaries new suspension systems, they are going after both the Geo/E-Pro and Ember markets as a true cost, feature and benefit alternative solution for the masses. What say Ember?
Ember helped design that suspension (quite literally.. one of the ember staff members worked for the company that designed it before founding ember). They're just going to say "What took them so long?" lol :)
@@icare7151 Hit up my social channel links at the bottom of the video descriptions. That's usually the easiest. I'm not really active on them a great deal but have them there so people can reach me
@@JoshtheRVNerd I have a awesome opportunity/business proposal for Bish’s and NO•BO of which I have no connection with either. As an advanced material reinforcement, new product development manufacturing engineer with 45 years of personal RV experience, I literally identified and already engineered a new unique product opportunity watching your channel. Therefore, by the default, it’s all your fault in a great way! I will call the corporate Bish’s office in the a.m. and see if their is any interest. Thank you for your responses and the best RV channel in the entire galaxy. Yes Galaxy.!
AWESOME-EMBER! ❤Quad-MSL! **Nix the murphy though. Gimme a fixed front bed with a massive storage chest underneath. (use half for the max solar) but huge gear chest please. **hopefully, it’ll be lighter & a bit shorter to make it sub 5,400 dry weight to make it half-ton towable.
I want this quad-msl as a Solo-Full-Timer. -I have a Dodge 1500 v8 gas 4x4 to tow with, and a GCWR of 12,250 half+ is the fully loaded truck by itself. (6,250lbs w/full cargo) **I know I’m not the only shopper with a 1/2 ton, who really wants this quad-msl, -but the weight of this unit is pushing me out. Even a ‘slide-less’ version of this quad-msl, w/east-west fixed bed or maybe the orig. east-west murphy, then pair with a wall mounted table or wall mounted lagun bracket, (ipo slide, in that area), then add back overhead cabinets, adding 2 really-truly Comfy, movable, euro style chairs or recliners, like toy-haulers use, and This would lower the weight and maybe the length for 1/2 ton tow-r’s and keep the same function with the quad-msl. The two chairs can tether in the back for transport using the E-tracks, and one or both can be fully removed for weight concerns. **This unit, (slide-less) can also be made for wheelchair accessibility without many more mods. (just a thought) I did see the sneak peak that Josh got at the end of the video, but all the units had slides that were seen, and appeared to be 3/4ton rvs. I’m not going to replace my 1/2ton truck, so i’m shopping to find a well-built unit with quad-indy suspension. -5,000lbs unloaded weight would hit the bulls-eye for my purposes. Ember has gotten So-Close, but it’s the 1/2ton truck I’ve got to shop for. No-Bo’s have the same quad-suspension and drop-stabilizers, but forest rivers build quality is not good on most of their rvs. (Rockwood is the exception) Please Ember, you guys are so close to the 5k unloaded, 1/2ton tow-r’s bullseye, is there another innovation that we 1/2ton-r’s can anticipate in the quad? -Most Sincerely- Eliza G.
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Dear Ember-
Effing phenomenal. All of it. This is the new front-runner for me and my family. If I could change one thing, I would make that ceiling height 7ft. It already feels big and open, but a 7ft ceiling would drastically increase that feeling, making it truly ahead of everything else in its class.
The height is variable inside, slightly taller in the front and sloping to the rear (for water run off). Best to actually walk the coach to feel it out!
Thank you for the kind words!
Since I don't need the bunks, I love that you can remove them and use it for storage.
I like that without the mattresses it could be an office/craft desk with upper storage shelf.
I like the idea you could use it for storage and use it to sleep extra people when you need to.
Get rid of the slide and it’s ABSOLUTELY PERFECT!! (two folding chairs and a portable table is all we need!
This company, Ember, is so on the ball. You look at one and say wow, that's is so well built and so nice. Its exactly what I want. THEN.....they come out with a newer model and you think , I like this better. What a company, just cutting edge and better.
I love this one!🥰 Especially the bunkbed option or extra storage! The one things I wish to see in campers is options for easy rolling extensions tray in the pass through storage! The ideal of trying to grab items out or putting items in cans be exhausting or hard for people with back issues! I know that you will lose 3-4 inches in the space but it beats trying to get to storage boxes in the middle or taking most of the items out to get what you need! Murphy’s law say the item you wanted will be in the middle!😊
I know most people may not want this feature that why I say optional! Overall I love this camp! It hits a lot of wishlist we wanted! I like removable tables for the sofas!
The Zelda noise!! 😂😂
Love the sliding screen for the back bunk/storage!!!! Looks sooooo much easier to operate than the velcro.
Looks very durable, which is very important to me.
Composite materials hold up very well! So does a better chassis and suspension system!
RUN UNCLE JOSH RUN!!!😂 You're the best Uncle Josh!!
Hahahha
Love this Ember product. Speaking from a solo traveler with a ride along sometimes… I will never get any RV with a slide. That being said I really like 99% of this Ember. If the slide was removed, I would replace it with a fold down table along the wall and 2 chairs in place of the sofa - then I would be 100 % in love with this one. Traveling with one of my sisters that may come along or one of my adult kiddos bunk area and Murphy bed works.
I love the fold-down table idea. That would leave the area much more open when not in use!
My favorite Ember😻
Flag pole holder, bike rack, accessory storage gadgets. Leave it open and let customers choose 1 of 3, no additional charge, 2 of 3 or 3 of 3 with appropriate fee increases. Really like these units they look like fun even before you get there!!
I like option stuff like that but it's difficult to manage "choose your own" after something is built. Love the idea though
@@JoshtheRVNerd absolutely but what intrigued me there was that the base portion could remain the same. It looked like a flag pole could pop right in just as it was. I've seen a hitch mounted bike rack that pops in petty much the same way. I know the physics change as more weight and torque are placed on the hitch but it would be interesting to see if a few options could be developed.
It’s a tribute to the team at Ember that they not only make products we loved at first sight, but then went and listened to the feedback and made products that are even better than before. There’s so much to like about this including just how they did so many things right in the first place.
But I wonder…did Christopher catch you at the end…the video stopped and I am pretty sure he’s a fast guy!
I have LONG legs man. Big strides
I'd put an awning over the slide out. As for the convertable bunk/storage room, I'd remove the bunks, have a fully screened enclosure added to the back opening to be used as a catio, and a plexiglass door to close off that area from the main area. People love their pets! This would be an excellent business opportunity for those with building skills. IMO. I'd have this parked permanently on a small rural lot. Heavenly, to me.
I never even thought of that.A slide door for the pets would be even better!
Yes I would make the area just for my two cats. Having a clear door to separate from the rest of the trailer is genius!
I have 2 70lb dogs and when I saw this layout I was super stoked about having a place for them to be...and not have to be in crates on the dinette bed.
Ember is the best RVs, period. I love this model. This is just what the doctor ordered. Great job Josh.
Now I'm Sold, buy,buy,buy
Just need a privacy curtain for the Murphy Bed, and a track on the ceiling for the bunk area to add a curtain if needed, tie downs in the floor for bunk area, optional removable outside kitchen under bunks, all can be added after the fact to keep cost down, also Josh need to focus on 30amp or 50amp hook-ups.
It is quite apparent that Ember does read the comments. Good on them and congrats on the future success of this model. I honestly believe Ember to be booting some of those bigger names off their pedestal with this one. Best I've seen in it's class - and the versatility!!!!! OMG Rare to see so many innovations in a single industry in such a short time. Hey Ember - please stay away from any plaid for the interior. LoL
I actually talked about you in an upcoming Reflection video.. no more plaid :)
@@JoshtheRVNerd LoL, nice.
They need to do that 190MSL for those that don't want the liability of a slide and don't really need bunks.
And a “220MSL”
I second the motion (pun intended)....NO SLIDES!!!
It's nice. Nice skylights and apparently abundant room plus a storage space. You hit it out of the ballpark on this one
The versatility of this unit is awesome! One of the best road mode units I've ever seen. How great is having everything you need accessible! AND ample bathroom space! 💙
Couldn't agree more!
I've got to assume that other manufacturers are looking at Ember with the realization that the game is changing for everyone. Ember is moving the bar and it's exciting to watch! A serious candidate for being the only RV you ever need and it looks like it's built to last a lifetime. Like off-road vehicles, the heavier duty components tend to last longer because of the build quality. You pay for that but as the old saying goes, you get what you pay for!
The convertible bunk may have me sold. I've been considering many bunk house models with the intent of removing the bunks for storage. With this model, there is no need for the removal. More manufacturers should copy the convertible bunks. I hope Ember offers this feature in all their product lines.
Yeah it’s super super handy and flexible
@Josh the RV Nerd at Bish's RV For my use, I would prefer their Touring product line. However, the convertible bunks are too cool and practical. This leaves me in a quandary. I'd be sold if they had a similar feature in a Touring layout.
@@rossstevens6165 the convertible Embertrack bunk/desk/shelving system is available in EVERY Ember product line for 2025!
Love what they're doing! If Ember is still listening, I'd love to see their 201FBQ without a slide, with a pass through bathroom (please give us a bunch of room around the toilet in exchange for a big sink and counter), and with seating/windows in the back of the trailer. It'd be okay to sacrifice some storage and maybe going up to 25 ft total length.
We'd be a working couple full timing or mostly timing with a love for boondocking. If the kitchen counter or relaxing area could do double duty as desk space, that'd be awesome but not necessary. All we need is separate spaces and a walk around queen gives us that.
Also, does anyone make a smaller AC that doesn't mount on the roof? Or first RV didn't have an AC so the previous owner installed a small window unit. It took up cupboard space but that's okay... we don't need the microwave! It worked awesome and was very efficient.
Last comment I have is that I love all their high quality choices and for consistency, I'd love to see some Victron solar bits and bobs.
We'll keep watching and when the get closer, we'll see Josh and his peeps immediately! Thanks for all the great tours Josh!
#rvnerdherd
TY
Ohmygoodnessgracious I LOVE that adjustable bunk idea!! Oh, holy heck that is amazing. I would love to turn it into a office area, but still have the ability to bada-boom it into a guest room!
I don’t think I’ve ever called a travel trailer as “sexy” but this one may deserve that label.
Love this, wonderful amenities. I have been keeping an eye on them since you first introduced this brand. Got to walk though and see them in Denver a few months ago. Only fault I find is why they have a round kitchen sink (at least its deep)... should be illegal in RVs along with ovens! So many kitchen items are square or rectangular so you loose a lot of sink space trying to wash items. Ovens should not be default on RVs, should be an option only so happy to see they dont offer it.. The space RV builders use for ovens is so wasted, losing so much storage space. We are on our 4th RV (travel trailer, toy hauler, 5th wheel, Class A) in almost 20 years and we are lucky if we use an oven once a year and we have lived in them full time off and on - our class A doesn't have one and it was top of the line. Convection microwaves are the way to go. If someone really thinks they need an oven then can have it added.
I would love the 240 but compact
Interesting concept!
A manufacture that listens and adapts to their customers. What is this world coming to. I love the two burner stove and kitchen layout. Big enough to be functional and not wasting space.
I just love it! It's perfect - that's exactly what I was looking for. Especially the Murphy bed with the cabinets on the side just like I requested! My only option would be a desk under the Murphy bed instead of the couch but you need to have some place for the electronic stuff. But other than that it's awesome! I would probably leave the very top bunk in for storage and maybe put a little patio table and chairs in there and open up the door, close the screens and have a little indoor patio or breakfast nook. And I like that they have the bathroom enclosed also! Thank you so much guys for listening to us! When I get rich and famous I will be ordering one from you! Lol!
The removable bunks and Murphy bed are awesome! TFS 😻 Britt
Keep it up! The RV reviews on the Web! Second to none! Big fans from a Retired US Navy man living in Greece
Wow ty
This company is doing great things you know I’m a fan of it if I was younger I’d go to work for them It’s awesome that they could adapt and change things so fast looks like a great company can’t wait to see what’s coming up
Really like this new Ember. Love the screen room feel for my mobile office. Can't wait to see what you bring us next in the Ember line. As always...thanks for the video 😊
More to come!
Quite possibly the perfect family / utility trailer! The only suggestion, possibly some guard rails on those narrow bunk beds. A rollout from that hight would not be fun 😊 Thanks for the presentation, great RV layout!!
At the Little League World Series this year, a kid fell from a bunk without guard rails...was in critical condition and had to have head surgery.
@@patrickio8084 Wow, I didn't know that! I just know my 7 year old falls out of bed sometimes and those bunks are way narrower and way higher than her bed.. I could only imagine a fall from there wouldnt be fun.
@@MK-cw4gw "Since June 19, 2000, the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has required all new bunk beds that are manufactured for non-institutional use to have guardrails that comply with CPSC Safety Standard for Bunk Beds." The standard should also apply to RV's.
A canvas sheet that stows under the bunk mattress pad, with a rope sewn in the top edge with clips at the end. The clips clip to the wall so you've got a kind of side hammock. If Ember reads this, they're call a 'Lee cloth' on sailboats to keep you from falling on the floor when leaned over and bouncing over waves. They'd be easy to add to the bunks, then you'd just need some pad-eyes on the wall.
@@patrickio8084 Agreed 👍 I wonder if this is just a proto? Josh, can you tell us if this is the case?
Josh’s reviews are the best! Always very informative and relatively succinct, and ALWAYS entertaining! I’m years away from buying one but I can’t stop watching this dude. Hilarious.
😊
Uncle Josh is the "Bob Vila"of the RV Universe 🌔 🪐🌎🚀
That sure seems like a very efficient trailer, and there's A LOT to like about how it's laid out and built.
Lol.. Boy that last bit was hilarious 😂 I cracked up! I haven't been that impressed with the Embers up till now. This one looking pretty darn good. I do wish they had the mock theater seats tho. And the show was floor level not a step up. I love the shelves in the bath and the fact it's Fluffy friendly. Yeah I've mentioned the back cargo door screen before and waiting to see if they come thru with that and the convection microwave oven as well. Overall nice job
Their "Overland" series here has been stuff that's rather unconventional and not always widespread in appeal. That new Touring Edition teased at the end might be something you'll enjoy more
I’ve been waiting for this video!
OMG YES!!! They did it! I absolutely love this!!! I'd love this in a maxed solar setup! I'd like to see the extra storage up front (previously for the batteries) turned into (or optioned) for additional propane storage. OR up the tanks to 30 pounders. With the ability to cold camp, the extra propane makes sense to me! But even as is...I LOVE IT LOVE IT LOVE IT!!!
An Ember engineer told me at a recent show that they're not supposed to advertise the fact that you can fit a third 20lb tank as storage behind the 2 hooked-up tanks on the left side. They also took out the shelf on the right side of the gear box, so you should be able to fit 2-3 20lb tanks on that side if you want to really maximize propane for cold camping.
You can probably just use those for extra propane tanks storage - they just won't be turned on.
You can probably just use those for extra propane tanks storage - they just won't be turned on.
Great work Ember Team! Only thing I think I would appreciate more than convertable bunk system is an outdoor mini Kitchen but I really appreciate all the Flexibility your Ember RV's have, quite Unique!!😊😊👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 Hey Josh buddy I really appreciate the sneak peak You Sneaked for all your viewer's!😊😊👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
The Ember 221MDB has you covered if you want the outdoor kitchen, but loses the convertible bunk area.
@@mookiestix2567 Thank you much appreciated input!😊😊👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
@@mookiestix2567
Does the Ember 221 MDB have the roomy bathroom?
You can always add a dorm fridge. Good space for it.
@@MrNickb-s500 yes, it’s identical bathroom to the one in this video.
Wow! What a great flexible design! I would be way more interested in bunk models if they were full flex like this! A great option for a screened in private office space or room for some toys! I prefer the theater seating and a portable table over a dinette option. Never a fan of the neck bender TV's though for the main sofa.
They are just finalizing an update that will also allow for double/double beds or single/doubles
Even more flexible
Wow 🎉❤
Gotta have a bug screen on rear!
@@saywhen1976 it's there now! Even better in 2024 and 2025!
You are the best RV shower in the business (hope the bosses appreciate you) I love this rv,hope I can afford one . I have an awesome idea but don't want it blasted all over the internet, sending sisterly love and blessed be to you all
This is a great place to put out ideas, help the rest of us out.
Seconded
Love it! Jw if they could put a table or slide out shelf there under the bunk. There are only 2 of us and thought it would be handy for an outdoor cooking space. I would put some totes for outdoor items, ie grill, griddle, cast iron etc.
Yes if they raised the floor in that area by 4 inches or so it wouldn't matter.
I have evolved on the lack of dinette. I do wish they would include the double table setup from the MSL in the 221MDB. Other than that I would like to see some Jaycoish ladder storage treatment for the exterior ladder on the back wall. On this one I would also like to see an exterior accessory rail for a griddle since you lose the outdoor kitchen.
Fantastic video. Bring on the comments.
Chris - Thank you so much for both attending the Overland Expo Rocky Mtn in person and taking the time to answer all my questions about Ember's products and specifically this upcoming 221MSL floorplan (although you sandbagged me when you said that your engineers were so busy with the new product line that you didn't think the 221MSL prototype would be ready until maybe the end of the year 😁). The info you shared on towing with a lock-n-roll hitch and electronic sway control was especially helpful and gave me some great additional information that I was able to research to better understand both ESC and the brands out there with quality ESC products. The fact that you, Ashley and the rest of your senior mgmt team, as well as your engineering team, take the time to rep your products in person at regional RV/Outdoor shows is just another way that Ember stands apart from other RV manufacturers. Hope to see you all again at the Denver RV show early next year!
And while I am almost entirely window shopping I am soooo torn between this 221MSL and Intech's Flyer series. My wife and I have recumbent trikes, 4 kids with their own bikes, and I don't want to have to drive two vehicles and both of these look amazing and towable by a vehicle that will also fit 6 people. Love what you are doing Josh, also love the fun with the Ember crew and the 'sneak peak'!
I have some good footage of that new "Touring Edition" coming soon as well :)
I'm already envious of the Ember and it's only been two minutes. I love the Euro-windows. I love the living area kitchen.And the bedroom is so so comforting looking! I hate dinettes! You know that about me now!
This Ember certainly did bring it on! Yeah!
That RV,is so sick ! Show more like these please!?
I love that screen idea for the back corner!
Also,you touched on info that may help me identify what to fix my own roof with.
Agreed, the dinette is decaying and should be allowed to die.
We don't need the bunks so changing it to an office space is great. That big window is AMAZING!! Do away with the murphy bed, add a window in front of the bed & make it a king if possible.
Interesting idea. Basically a deluxe rolling mobile office!
Josh! LOVE IT !!!! EMBER: Way to Go!!! This RV is so multifunctional, and yet also seems so spacious! If anyone felt the need to gift one to me I would happily accept LOL!😉 I love how the bed works, and the dual dinofas. That's really excellent for use of space. It is so light and airy in there too. Always have loved that big window up front, that's what first caught my eye. I am a complete novice to RV camping from an owner's perspective, but I can see how this one would be so versatile and allow me to work from the road without feeling as though I was camping per se. I also love that you can camp in colder weather as well. I love the screen wall in the back. Aside from Josh's idea about the back door screen, If it was possible to have some sort of reinforcement to the screen to protect it from overly protective Pomeranians or other pets from putting holes in it in the bottom section, that would be helpful. Maybe even depending on what is stored there. You might want airflow but at the same time have the bug screen down. The flagpole idea is also a good one or maybe integrate a way to put a pole for a satellite thing like Starlink. This model is definitely on the top of my list of towable RVs. Josh: What size vehicle could tow this? I wonder if my 2012 GMC Acadia Denali AWD could? I think it's probably still a tad too heavy for it. But am not sure. Would you happen to know?
No, this is WAY beyond your Acadia’s limits.
Tony is quicker than I am as usual here
@@TonyYarusso Ha progress on my part! I thought so!! Thanks!
@@JoshtheRVNerd Thanks Josh!!
I really really want this one. Perfect for my family of 4.
Yes, for the corner crazy air flow without the bugs, by a massive rear screen slider!
I don't like the sofa mount tables; I'd prefer free standing.
Does the bunk mattress really hang over the edge of the bunk by a few inches or was it just not put on properly during vid?
I wish you could put the bunks side-by-side, maybe with a fold-down center leg, to increase the weight limit. With 3 platforms & mattresses you could do a lower double with an upper single bunk. I'm imagining camping with my daughter, her husband, and a grand kid (which she doesn't have yet, lol).
Saw this at Hershey and got to talk to Ashely and Chris. Wild camper. So many ways to be used. Little light on cargo for all that storage\bunk\office\whatevs room in the back. Love the Euro windows. They have some intriguing sounding stuff coming soon.
My interest in Ember is sky rocketing! This model is great for hunting camp. But that new model spy shot could be the vacay/hunting camp combo I'm looking for.
THIS is innovation. Love it. MORE!
Absolutely brilliantly conceived and executed flawlessly! I am sold! ❤
That looks like sparky the stove Uncle Josh.
OMG!!! THIS is my first trailer third time around!! Honestly I love this trailer…the layout is amazing, especially the bunk/office area…this would work for now for my claustrophobic daughter with using only one bunk but then when I retire I can use it as an office and occasional adult kids visitors space! And I love the update of the screen!!! Great move…I wasn’t a fan of the velcro style…too easy for bugs to get in!! Ya ya I know, I’m camping! LoL Love ‘The Chase’ scene at the end haha! Can’t wait to see what Ember brings next!
I was later able to get the scoop on they Smokey grey series. Awesome things to come
Really dig it. Love that the bed can stay down closed up. Great for those late night arrivals or too tired pack outs.
That screen on the bunks is dope
Nice job Ember! Still on my wishlist would be a useful airplane Euro entrance door with built in window slide, trash can, storage cubbies and built in slide across big screen. A girl can dream … 😊
Very nice... Any chance of a Theater seat or foot rests on the front sofa?
Theater seat isn’t possible up front. Inclines perhaps
I like it. I like it even though it has a Murphy bed. You can leave the bed down. I love the screens.
YES!!!! FINALLY!!! I love everything about this 221MSL. Ember really has been listening...and I've been patiently waiting for it! But some specific things that I REALLY LOVE that are fairly recent additions include:
- The new sliding screen on the MSL cargo area!!!! That's WAY BETTER than the Velcro or snap version they had previously
- The tie-downs on the floor of the cargo area
- Bendy bed for max pass-thru front storage, but with option to leave down permanently in "road mode" with a traditional one-piece mattress
- That they eliminated the shelf in the righthand side of the storage box to allow for clear-span storage area!!!
- Black "EmberTrack" rails to match the rest of the interior instead of leaving them unpainted/silver
- The return of the drop-down stabilizers and Euro windows
- The change to Victron solar components
- The location of the TV and added interior storage is MUCH better than the 191MSL
- The new Truma air conditioner...and I'd like to see Ember move towards a 12v air conditioning unit
At this point, any WANTS are pretty much nit-picking, but a few suggestions would be:
- Agree with you that I absolutely would like a pull-down screen or small screen door on the back access door to open it up and/or the side door for airflow
- YES, modifying the front tongue-jack hole for a flagpole holder would be AWESOME...because you could use it for a flagpole with either a flag or as an antenna pole for mounting a cell booster/internet antenna!!!
- 12v power line to the front storage box to mount things like a Viair air pump or other accessories that need power
- Small gear access door(s) on the outside of the slide (ala Rockwood/Flagstaff) to access the storage behind the couch from the exterior. - - - - Since there is no option for a dinette, adding doors should be straightforward and that allows you to store messy things in that storage area that you don't want to haul thru the interior of the RV
- The option of a third interior EmberTrack rail on the inside wall (outside part of the bathroom wall in between the two existing rails) like on the 191MSL prototype video, and would also like the option of a full double upper bunk (or even better, optional hinged flip-over/folding bunks that can serve as the base of a single or double bunk)
- A return of a second ladder mount on the non-camp-side of the RV...maybe in front of the slide where you can reach the solar panels (to clean them) without climbing on the roof
- Absolutely would like to see a convection microwave option since Ember has made it clear that they are not going to consider adding larger stove/oven units
- A couple of 'grip clips' mounted just inside of the bunk-side cargo door to store the removable wheel chock grab bar/'gas station murder hobo defensive club'
- I'd still love to see Ember bring back the single-post entry stairs that they had on their original prototypes (but couldn't get mass produced)
Questions:
- Why don't they align the three solar panels at the front of the roof instead of off-setting them? It seems like that would better maximize accessible roof space. Is there a reason they don't line them up?
- Did I see a new air vent into the storage box in the upper corner of the righthand side of the box?? What's that for??
- It appears that they have put sturdier latches on the bunk-side door, which is great...are those the same as the deadbolt lock on the rear door? (For security, they should be)
- I see that they moved the solar controls out of the front pass-thru...where are they now (they didn't make the video footage)? Are they just inside the door on the upper cabinet?
- Is that stylish backpack and water bottle on the floor by the front door included with each MSL model??? 😁
Regardless of my few 'nit-picks', this 221MSL is nearly perfect 'as is' and I'll be buying one with or without any further improvements!
P.S. If you have "a video on every single Ember made" (which I know you do because I've seen them all), why are you "so tired for filming all day"??? What else could you possibly have been filming all day at Ember???? 🤔😉
I want something like this. I am 71 and will be living in an RV by the end of the year. I need to haul 23 totes and an 84" Sofa I just bought. A travel of 2200 miles from Texas to Spokane, WA. After there the totes will go into a 2 car garage/shop, and trailer, possibly behind my daughters home for a summer home for me and fly to Texas November to April. My pickup will tow 8750 pounds, but it's a 2016 Ram with 140K. It's getting tired..
I kinda like the Surveyor 190RT but this is better for me.
But I keep watching you. I like how you give the specs right at the beginning. Not many provide that anywhere in their videos so I just stick with you.
Ideally I would go with a murphy bed and couch plus a dinette model. I priced a PODS to ship the stuff and it's over $4500, I'm down to my bare minimum. What don't fit in the before mentioned totes it's not going. Tough love.. I'm going from a 2100sqft home to this, a lot of stuff to get rid of.
I may explore destination trailers if the more permanent site at my daughters can be legally accomplished.
Thx for watching!!
This is awesome, but those loose wires all over on the solar system… it only takes a few seconds to tack those down to the roof so they don’t get snagged by a tree branch.
Josh you know they will put the screen on the cargo door just like the regular door.
Hope so
I'm so excited I'm shaking like a new born colt. They just keep getting better.
I’m very intrigued by the dehumidifying option on the air conditioner for *winter* use. People usually have to add a dehumidifier for that anyway, so if that comes built in that’s a nice perk.
Brilliant! Great for just me or my kids if they wanted to used it. Versatility maximized!
9:14 share the joy with the neighbors 🤣 lmao
Ok that ending was too funny! 🤣
Ember I’d like that with one change. Can you please make the jackknife sofa two reclining theater seats.
I think they should figure out how to keep the bunks from the bank house (cause rhey are really nice). And just have them on sliding tracks and still removable/foldable. They are so much nicer than these "planks" in the MSL. Or even just one of the bunk beds from the bunkhouse on Tracks that could be lifted out of the way. And you can still have a hammock and a kayak (which are two of my favorite activities).
Our RV is European style and we have the Alde hot water on demand along with the heating. When people start using it they will really like it. Nothing like the Euro windows either. Thanks Josh
Some AMAZING things for sure, that suspension😍convertible bunk area 🥰huge skylight 😮, TV across from the couch 👍front hitch area 😎, but I just can't get past an RV that doesn't have a door on the bedroom. I know too many couples who have bought an RV layout without a door to the bedroom and they always, always end up regretting it. Someone inevitably wants to stay up later or wake up earlier and sometimes you just want some privacy, especially on those rainy days when you can't get outside. GREAT video though.
20:57 an accessory pole to mount your wi-if extender or better yet your satellite dish or StarLink 👍🏽
I love it. This is a great upgrade with the slide down screen. I was thinking the back cargo door would be great with a screen of some sort or I would get one after market. Then I can work in the breeze.
I am so glad they changed the slide system. That was making it tough for me to push these up my list before.
I do hope they get the convection oven in there.
The one minor thing is the tv spot isn't great, but I don't see a better spot in this one. I like the location in the bit bigger ones.
This is for sure at the top of my list.
If I was being picky they would have some kind of recliner or foot rest even if it is just flip up fronts.
VERY NICE for weekend camping. Nice size bathroom for a small camper.
You are too funny! Really nice Ember. Great ending on video.. I watched the ending several times!
Me too lol
This is definitely one of your best. I laughed a bunch and now I want this rig. Classic ending dude.
Regarding Solar Panel Mounting - Carry those front 'shark fin' rails back along both sides so you can mount lots of solar panels in a rack system instead of poking holes in the roof. Look at the Imperial Outdoors rail/rack system on the X195 and X145. More panels and bigger batteries!
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I’d like all of this with only a couple changes- a dinette instead of a second couch, and NO slide. Love the convertible bunk section! Hahaha! I saw the new series on Ember’s instagram- it looks awesome!
Love it, keep going and you will talk me out of my Grand Design that I LOVE!
Thanks for the great vid as always Josh! Great floor plan, and all of the miscellaneous 2023 upgrades are soooo much improvement over last year.
Best one yet!
Josh's pop culture references are on point! excited about this little Ember bc I need a vehicle with solar and office space.
Pardon me while I rock down to Electric Avenue
I'm liking this model.
Would also love to see a video on the updated max solar please!
Good idea
I love this! I would add some type of divider between the configurable bunk area and the main living space. This would give someone using it as an office some privacy.
They have some cool things coming that might be along those lines
This is wonderful! I could use snack tables for dinner. Don't want to whine because it's so great, but wish was no slide. Still, this is fabulous!
The Rockwood/Flagstaff Geo/E-Pro have been the go to for 5000 lb tow rating vehicles ie Toyota 5 gen 4Runner 4x4, number 1 Colorado & USA 4x4 SUV.
With the No Boundaries new suspension systems, they are going after both the Geo/E-Pro and Ember markets as a true cost, feature and benefit alternative solution for the masses.
What say Ember?
Ember helped design that suspension (quite literally.. one of the ember staff members worked for the company that designed it before founding ember).
They're just going to say "What took them so long?" lol :)
@@JoshtheRVNerd Greetings my friend. How does one reach out to you with a off line question?
@@icare7151 Hit up my social channel links at the bottom of the video descriptions. That's usually the easiest. I'm not really active on them a great deal but have them there so people can reach me
@@JoshtheRVNerd I have a awesome opportunity/business proposal for Bish’s and NO•BO of which I have no connection with either.
As an advanced material reinforcement, new product development manufacturing engineer with 45 years of personal RV experience, I literally identified and already engineered a new unique product opportunity watching your channel.
Therefore, by the default, it’s all your fault in a great way!
I will call the corporate Bish’s office in the a.m. and see if their is any interest.
Thank you for your responses and the best RV channel in the entire galaxy. Yes Galaxy.!
Absolutely beautiful camper. I want one.
First trailer I have seen that I like!
Nice!!
The only thing that would make this the PERFECT R.V., Theater seating. I have a bad back and there are times I need to sleep in a recliner.
Not quite physically possible here but they have some exciting things coming for you :)
I love what Ember is doing and your detailed vids: I am Not complaining but would like a dual axle version of this a little lighter for a 1/2 ton. TY
AWESOME-EMBER!
❤Quad-MSL!
**Nix the murphy though.
Gimme a fixed front bed
with a massive storage
chest underneath.
(use half for the max solar)
but huge gear chest please.
**hopefully, it’ll be lighter &
a bit shorter to make it sub 5,400 dry weight to make it
half-ton towable.
I would even prefer the fix
east-west bed up front with
a massive storage chest
under there with beefy
struts to open it up. 🙏🏼
I want this quad-msl
as a Solo-Full-Timer.
-I have a Dodge 1500 v8
gas 4x4 to tow with, and a
GCWR of 12,250 half+ is the
fully loaded truck by itself. (6,250lbs w/full cargo)
**I know I’m not the only shopper with a 1/2 ton, who
really wants this quad-msl,
-but the weight of this unit
is pushing me out.
Even a ‘slide-less’ version of this quad-msl, w/east-west
fixed bed or maybe the orig. east-west murphy, then pair
with a wall mounted table or
wall mounted lagun bracket,
(ipo slide, in that area), then
add back overhead cabinets,
adding 2 really-truly Comfy,
movable, euro style chairs or
recliners, like toy-haulers use, and This would lower the weight and maybe the
length for 1/2 ton tow-r’s
and keep the same function with the quad-msl. The two
chairs can tether in the back
for transport using the
E-tracks, and one or both can be fully removed for weight concerns.
**This unit, (slide-less) can
also be made for wheelchair
accessibility without many
more mods. (just a thought)
I did see the sneak peak that
Josh got at the end of the
video, but all the units had
slides that were seen, and
appeared to be 3/4ton rvs.
I’m not going to replace my 1/2ton truck, so i’m shopping
to find a well-built unit with
quad-indy suspension.
-5,000lbs unloaded weight
would hit the bulls-eye for
my purposes. Ember has
gotten So-Close, but it’s
the 1/2ton truck I’ve got to
shop for. No-Bo’s have the
same quad-suspension and
drop-stabilizers, but forest
rivers build quality is not good on most of their rvs.
(Rockwood is the exception)
Please Ember,
you guys are so close to the
5k unloaded, 1/2ton tow-r’s
bullseye, is there another
innovation that we 1/2ton-r’s
can anticipate in the quad?
-Most Sincerely-
Eliza G.
4:00
😖 "..if you see the square, you hear the air..."
-Josh, the RV Nerd
I’m not sure on the aventa’s noise level but.. probably
Love this!!! So many things that have been on my idea list have been done with this one.
Nice!