NuCamp T@G XL Boondock Travel Trailer Tour (Unbiased RV Review)
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- This a COMPLETELY UNBIASED #RVReview of the 2021 NuCamp T@G XL Boondock.
We thought this trailer was cool for itʼs size. We were impressed with the weight
and tow ability and the fact that it had a nice #outdoorkitchen. We wished it came
with a cooler that could also be 12V electric and we also wished there was some
sort of handle or strap that would make pulling down the cover over the kitchen
easier.
We thought the T@G XL would be most suitable to the weekend/vactioner that
really wanted to get off of the ground and not have to set up their cooking station
but otherwise liked the idea of spending their time #outdoors.
The #T@G is not a rig for extended stays or families unless some of the people were going to sleep in tents.
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0:00 DSM!
01:29 Exterior
04:19 Outdoor Kitchen
08:06 Sleeping Area
10:22 Switching Sides
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Wow, that is tiny! It's like a tent on wheels. Great descriptions, Denise and Kory.
It's a super cute trailer and we know it is the right one for the right person. Thanks for watching
Pretty much and I call my T@G a "Bed on wheels." When I got mine in 2015, there weren't any factory boondock versions yet. So I'm currently in the process now of converting mine to a boondocking T@G, but without the microwave
@@coyoteself I really don't understand why they can't give a option without microwave. Especially for Boondocking. What a loss of valuable storage space!
@@shontoo6979 A dealer can install a kit that removes the microwave and puts in matching cabinetry to give you more storage space. I agree that the microwave is kinda silly and useless.
as for the cooler is I bought an ice maker and make my own ice. another trick for the yeti cooler is have another to put drinks in that you get in and out of a lot. Don`t keep opening the yeti cooler and the ice will last for a couple days depending on the weather outside,
Also I have the Nucamp Tag XL boonedock and the only thing I wish it had was an outside 110 outlet. I personally don`t like the 3 inch matresse`s that come with it. I have a foldable cot I use that sets up 8 inches off the floor and it allows you to store items under it.
And as for the sink drain yes it does drain strait to the ground but you can drain into a bucket or container or you can ad a garden hose to drain it away from camper. also I am going to pick me up a colapsable hose so you dont have to carry a bulky water hose around with you all the time if you go somewhere to have electric and water hookup. Also make sure you always have a water pressure reducer for these. some campgrounds have high water pressure and the tag xl can only handle up to 50 psi water pressure. I carry 2 of these.
Nice look at the 2021 T@g! As far as the sink question, you are correct. There is a drain under the sink. We typically connect a small length of hose to it (approximately 1ft), and run that into a collapsable bucket. Then we just empty the bucket as necessary.
Awesome, thanks for confirming that for us. Thanks for watching.
I like teardrops that are very simple . I own a Northern Teardrop its perfect for camping.
Well the NuCamp certainly fits those requirements. You'd love it. Thanks for watching
Enjoy watching you guys. You really showed the truth of how the kitchen worked, the sink and stove were too high for use and that door needed a rope to pull down..
Must be short girl problems.
It just depends on your height. I am 5'7" and had NO problems reaching up and pulling down the hatch. It is a great trailer for those looking for quick weekend getaway.
We have a T@G 2018 Outback and we love it. So easy to pull.
That's great to hear. We're glad you love it. Thanks for sharing your experience and for watching.
You tickled us the way you did stuff in this video. You are a sweetie pie, and we love watching your videos. Keep them them coming! From two naturalized Texans.
There's storage under the beds. It's actually quite a lot. I'm getting one on Friday, but not the XL or the Boondock. The kitchen is closer to the ground with the smaller wheels.
Nice that's super exciting for you. You are going to have so much fun. Let us know how it goes. Thanks for watching
How fun, great for a long weekend! Great review as always, thank you! Great now I want one
You know that is exactly it. For the right person this could be the best weekend rig ever! You are going to end up like me with one of every type, haha. Thanks for watching.
@@DoesSizeMatter I need a bigger driveway
Glad I was setting down when she said the price
Again, remember that these trailers are flying off of the lots and the buyers ultimately dictate price. Thanks for watching
@@DoesSizeMatter I'd guess that within a year most of these buyer's will be up grading, that much for just just a place to sleep off the ground is nuts.
You get what you pay for.
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Great to hear. thanks for watching
You can rent a practically brand new one of these on Outdoorsy for about $80 a day, I think I'll try one out for a weekend, I'm anxious to see how much it effects the range of my ID4 AWD EV, I'm expecting about a 40% range reduction, so about 150 mile range with the trailer
That's a great idea and we would love to hear how it goes. You also need to consider the weight of cargo you bring, like water, food and your stuff but it would be an interesting experiment and we look forward to the results. Let us know and thanks for watching
I paid 15.5K for my 2018 T@G Boondock XL out-the-door US (Michigan dealer).
Remember we are quoting CAN $ but there is a currency converter in the description. Also remember there is a big difference in the shipping costs to a dealer is Michigan vs British Columbia but we still acknowledge that you got a great price. Congrats to you. Thanks for watching.
@@DoesSizeMatter Your welcome. 2021 do have a more usable stove. Also, my 12v frig only last a day on battery, so I use a Yeti 40 qt in the back of my Colorado.
That’s about what we paid as well for our 2018... Ours came with a Norcold fridge and I’m glad we have it... We tried not to run it while dry camping, but we bought a second battery that we swap out and we run the fridge now on and off during the daytime... We also treated ourselves to a jackery solar generator that will run the fridge if necessary. The Yakima rack on.the xl can hold two kayaks. The T@Gxl is perfect for us.
First day on the job ? Wrong person to show your product !!!!
Haha, no worries manufacturers, dealerships and viewers all know we are not trying to sell anything. You should watch more videos and you would get that too. We are completely unbiased reviewers and receive no compensation from any manufacturers or dealerships. We are not selling anything just sharing information. Please feel free to watch more and get to know us. Thanks for watching
Can we use that unit with Boondockers Welcome?
Good question and we would think not cause without your own bathroom where would you go, right? Hope that helps you out. Thanks for watching
I own an INTECH LUNA LITE and with a portable toilet inside it's allowed as the top is high enough
@@papa54321 We have not researched that model so we can't speak to how much space or amenities it has but you asked about boondocking in the T@G XL so that was what we were answering. Most other RVs are self contained and work great for boondocking.
At $27,000 to $33,000, it doesn't look like Ill be trading in my 2015 T@G for a newer (slightly ) larger XL Boondock and yes the sink does drain straight out to the ground
They are pricy but they seem to be selling well so I guess folks think they are worth it. We hope you are enjoying the one you have. Thanks for confirming the drainage situation. We get that it isn't unheard of to drain a sink to the ground, it's just not our personal preference. We would even rather see a bucket put in place to capture the drainage for it to be disposed of elsewhere. No need to attract bugs, rodents or bigger things and it would just be nicer for the camper that comes into the spot next. We appreciate you sharing and thanks for watching
How can you use this kitchen in the pouring rain?
In a rain situation the large door would shelter you and your kitchen but most folks will set up a tarp system or some other type of shelter as this type of trailer is used with a much more outdoor style of camping then most RV trailers. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching
Does the bed convert to a couch
No it does not. Hope that helps you out. Thanks for watching.
If you solo camp, many people have rearranged the interior to accommodate so many more possibilities. They have stacked the two twin mattresses and are able to fit a small folding table, their porta-potty and even a small recliner inside. The “T@G you’re it!” Face Book community has several threads on this.
U get what u pay 4
Thanks for watching.
No wetbath, no purchase.
As we always say, there is a right RV out there for everyone. We have lots of other reviews with wetbaths that are sure to meet your requirements. Check those reviews out. Thanks for watching.
They are nice but not worth $ 32000
Remember those are CAN$ and yes they are expensive but whether they are worth it or not is subjective. In your opinion they may not be worth it personally, but they are flying off of lots at these prices so clearly to most buyers they are ok with the price. The buyers in the market determine what something is actually worth and then that's what we are all left with. So we agree they are expensive for us personally but worth it or not isn't decided by us. Thanks for watching.
Youre missing the whole point of a tiny camper. Go back to your 30 foot Winnebago.
Haha, actually we aren't. We suggest you watch a whole bunch more of our reviews to get familiar with our style and you will see that we do the research and then share the information from our personal perspective. As we always say 'there is a right RV out there for everyone' and we always discuss the need to define your own personal wants, needs and priorities when choosing which one is right for you and it's always great for people to want and need different things. Oh and ya we don't own a 30' Winnebago but that would be a cool idea too. thanks for watching
All the snickering you do when explaining different aspects of the trailer is really annoying. Everybody gets it, you feel you are above camping in something like this. Especially considering how superior you are to common folks🙄. If you want to learn how to do a review without offending people then watch PJ with Princess Craft. She’s a professional that understands people like different things.
We are very positive happy people and we suggest you watch many many more of our videos so that you can get to know us better and you will find that we support the use of all types of RVs for all types of folks. We always say 'there is a right RV out there for everyone' Watch some more and take a close look at what RV we are using which will tell you just where we think we fit among common people. We fit right where we feel comfortable. We are sure PJ is a very nice person working for a very nice dealership which we have worked with before as well. But don't forget we are completely unbiased which unfortunately a salesperson for a dealership can not be and we bet PJ would be embarrassed that you are using her to insult others. Spend some more time on our channel and get to know us more then we'd love to talk. Thanks for watching.
There is no cable when boondocking bozo
Not sure what made you think there was but you are correct. If you are looking to watch TV while boondocking streaming or watching a download would probably be your best bet unless you have a satellite system which we get is doubtful in a rig this size. Please don't forget that rudeness and disrespect in your comments when you don't understand something will have you banned from the channel. You are welcome to ask questions with kindness and respect when you don't understand. Nothing else will be tolerated.
I have hesitated to comment in some of your past videos because I don’t want to come across harshly but, please do your homework on the Rv’ s you review, you come across as uninformed and if I know more about a unit than you do when I am looking for more information, it’s a real turn off and when that happens repeatedly, I wonder why I wast my time watching your videos.
Sorry you feel that way. We do a lot of research before we film and then we share what we have found from our perspective. We always welcome facts from others, preferably owners with experience to add to/clarify and answer questions. We have never claimed to know all things about all RVs out there. There is always room for more learning but if you feel you know it all already and have nothing to learn or contribute to on our channel then you are right you should not hang out with us on our channel.
@@DoesSizeMatter wow really? That’s your response? I never said I know everything, hence the reason I am watching these videos and unfortunately your not alone a lot of vehicle and Rv reviewers on you tube know very little about the units they are reviewing and it’s really frustrating when you are trying to glean more info. Your overly defensive response tells me however that you don’t care, you cant take productive criticism and are unwilling to offer a quality product to your viewer. I guess you don’t live by the axiom If something is worth doing, It’s worth doing right.
@@bradarmstrong7467 Once again we are sorry that you feel that way but we spend a great deal of time researching, filming and editing to offer the best info we can to our viewers and yes we do welcome facts from owner's as this is a great place for folks to come together to learn the most we can. You are welcome to stay and watch our work and read the comments to learn from others but after doing the extensive research we do we promise you your research will not be a one stop shop to find all of the information in one area (although that would be fantastic wouldn't it). What would be cool is if we could all sit at the design table to learn. If you had constructive criticism (which means helpful) we would welcome it but if you are just here to insult we really aren't the right place for you. We welcome you to stay and be kind and respectful when sharing your opinions or if our content is 'a waste of your time' you can move on to other channels.