Nice review! We really like the Aims. We're interested in the 15rb as it's just the two of us. So, am I to understand your one solar panel and two batteries keeps your fridge and other things (lights and furnace) going okay off grid? That's our concern with the 12-volt fridge as we dry camp about 70% of the time. Thanks in advance !
Great video of the camper! We love our 15bh and our #1 favorite is the huge kitchen. Love all the counter space and storage. Also, the big fridge and freezer. Towed it to Townsend for Super Cel without any issues at all. We have the Raptor and didn't even have to remove the spare tire. We do have the 2nd solar panel and inverter on ours but would like to add a 2nd battery. #2 favorite is the tankless water heater.. So nice to shower without having to use the public facilities (I don't like the thoughts of the bare feet of others having been where I'm showering! Lol). #3 the outer camp griddle. We made bacon, eggs and hash browns outside without having to dirty up the kitchen. #4 Under the bed storage. Room for all our stuff! #5 The steps are easy to pull down and are very sturdy and secure feeling to get in and out of the camper . There are many other favorites, thank you Krista for turning us on to this camper!!
What a wonderful review! I am so happy that you are enjoying your camper! It was also so great to meet you at SuperCel. I hope we cross paths again very soon and get a side by shot of the Broncos and Campers!
By pure coincidence we just moved from Boynton Beach to Washington UT. We had planned to drive our F150 from Utah to tow our enclosed trailer. Because we saw your video when you did the drive we decided to use our Bronco to pull the trailer. We purchased the Fastway Hitch because of your feedback. We knew we would be walking the tow rating tight rope and it definitely made the difference. We also installed Ford Hitch, tow module and redarc tow pro elite and I was pleasantly surprised how well it towed except for the fuel mileage.
Great video. That camper looks amazing. It is said that the Branco can pull 3,500 lbs. That camper looks like it ways over the alotted wait. Is it safe to pull with a Branco?
I appreciated your part 1 & 2 and i look forward to the rest. It could have been more beneficial if you provided the specs of the camper such as dry weight and weight with your supplies. Because, I’m in the market for a Bronco and my concern is that I wouldn’t be able to pull a camper this size. My limited experience tells me that if I pulled something over my max it could eventually burn my transmission without a cooler. It’s over 1000lbs, is it really safe?
Nice, I assume it also fits nicely with those "tight towing specs" of our Broncos. They Airstream I rented looked cool but this one definitely has more features. Especially that tankless hot water heater.
I saw you at SC but I wasn't able to stop to chat. I was going to ask you what your mileage has been like towing. I will be curious to see how different it is behind the V6 vs the 4. In our WT (not towing anything) we averaged 17.7 over our trip from CO to Townsend (with a side trip to West Columbia SC) for a grand total of 3700 miles.
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awesome review - I want one!
Thanks! Do it!
This is a really nice camper. it's the best!!👍👍👍
Thanks!
Nice review! We really like the Aims. We're interested in the 15rb as it's just the two of us. So, am I to understand your one solar panel and two batteries keeps your fridge and other things (lights and furnace) going okay off grid? That's our concern with the 12-volt fridge as we dry camp about 70% of the time. Thanks in advance !
Great video of the camper! We love our 15bh and our #1 favorite is the huge kitchen. Love all the counter space and storage. Also, the big fridge and freezer. Towed it to Townsend for Super Cel without any issues at all. We have the Raptor and didn't even have to remove the spare tire. We do have the 2nd solar panel and inverter on ours but would like to add a 2nd battery. #2 favorite is the tankless water heater.. So nice to shower without having to use the public facilities (I don't like the thoughts of the bare feet of others having been where I'm showering! Lol). #3 the outer camp griddle. We made bacon, eggs and hash browns outside without having to dirty up the kitchen. #4 Under the bed storage. Room for all our stuff! #5 The steps are easy to pull down and are very sturdy and secure feeling to get in and out of the camper . There are many other favorites, thank you Krista for turning us on to this camper!!
What a wonderful review! I am so happy that you are enjoying your camper! It was also so great to meet you at SuperCel. I hope we cross paths again very soon and get a side by shot of the Broncos and Campers!
Sounds like you really enjoy your trailer.
I am!
By pure coincidence we just moved from Boynton Beach to Washington UT. We had planned to drive our F150 from Utah to tow our enclosed trailer. Because we saw your video when you did the drive we decided to use our Bronco to pull the trailer. We purchased the Fastway Hitch because of your feedback. We knew we would be walking the tow rating tight rope and it definitely made the difference. We also installed Ford Hitch, tow module and redarc tow pro elite and I was pleasantly surprised how well it towed except for the fuel mileage.
Great video. That camper looks amazing. It is said that the Branco can pull 3,500 lbs. That camper looks like it ways over the alotted wait. Is it safe to pull with a Branco?
I have pulled it almost 10k miles with no issues.
Sounds good to me. I’m going to get one. Thank you so much
I appreciated your part 1 & 2 and i look forward to the rest. It could have been more beneficial if you provided the specs of the camper such as dry weight and weight with your supplies. Because, I’m in the market for a Bronco and my concern is that I wouldn’t be able to pull a camper this size. My limited experience tells me that if I pulled something over my max it could eventually burn my transmission without a cooler. It’s over 1000lbs, is it really safe?
Nice, I assume it also fits nicely with those "tight towing specs" of our Broncos. They Airstream I rented looked cool but this one definitely has more features. Especially that tankless hot water heater.
How long was that airstream?
@@BuckleUpButtercupTV I recall 18 feet. About the smallest they make.
I saw you at SC but I wasn't able to stop to chat. I was going to ask you what your mileage has been like towing. I will be curious to see how different it is behind the V6 vs the 4. In our WT (not towing anything) we averaged 17.7 over our trip from CO to Townsend (with a side trip to West Columbia SC) for a grand total of 3700 miles.
I will tell you I don’t get 17 haha I would say 10 is about what to expect.