For what it is I love it.. aluminum trailers last way longer first off... it still can be used as a work trailer during the week for a contractor..then used as a toy hauler.. a camper. Get a composting toilet or cassette toilet..put a shower rod set up for some private time.. hanging from the ceiling..but the best part is no space loss from a full time bath.. a water tank could go on roof for a gravity feed outside shower.. with a privacy curtain again no real space loss.. most people are upset about not having it full time... go buy that kind of toy hauler camper than.. this design has simplicity and multiple use of spaces for a different kind of owner.. I think is just what I will be buying.. I can fill with my tools and materials during the week and pack up my dual sport motorcycle or adventure bike some camping gear generator.. drive to the mountains..enjoy my weekend ..then use for work again during the week .also add support cables for rear deck and a magnetic screen.. like a another room.. very open with the no slide outs.. that always fail.. the tip outs are awesome will last forever..just an amazing product for my needs with a few mods it’s perfect. Thank you for the best review.. you pass on the best info I have seen watching trailer videos well done ! I see this as my future pick !!!
Just picked one up and really stoked to have the flexibility to use it to boat... Hunt... Work... Beach with kids... Surf... Travel alone in winter with beds up or summer with fam with beds down. I'm installing a propex hs2100 heater under the rig. A road shower from Yakima 10 gallons. An on demand 120v heated for the sink and a propane instant hot water for colder weather. The versatility and build quality sold me on it.
This is wonderful and not claustrophobic. I love the room, not cluttered and yet small to tow! So versatile! You could still put someone or a kid in a cot in the middle. 👍
This toy hauler is perfect for me and I'm planning on getting one this summer. to travel with my recumbent trike and kayak. The criticisms here are from people who don't understand the concept. I'm a minimalist and don't need all the creature comforts that some people can't seem to live without when they go "camping". Many of these people annoy other campers with their noisy generators, air conditioners and outdoor TVs & stereo systems. 8.5 gal. of water is plenty for 4 or 5 days for a minimalist. Take a sponge bath instead of a shower. Use rinse-free shampoo, wash hands with hand sanitizer. Use disinfectant wipes. As for the toilet, I use a 5 gal. bucket with a snap-on toilet lid. Inside is a compostable bag. I cover waste with a mixture of 4 parts peat moss, 1 part cedar chips and one box of Arm and Hammer baking soda. This is good for 4-5 days, no smell, and much easier to dispose of than cassette toilet waste. I love the tip-out tent bed because it brings nature closer to you. Some people don't mind being enclosed in a box with the windows shut, the air conditioner on, and completely isolated from nature. If that's their idea of camping, , this RV is not for them so they can get one that is. However, they don't need to disparage the concept just because they can't appreciate what it has to offer. This inTech toy hauler is the only one I've seen that meets my minimalist needs and I'm grateful that it's available for campers like me.
Agree 100% with you. I've owned a few camp trailers in the past and rarely used any of the commodities within because we were most of the time on campgrounds without direct hookups. We've used the campground amenities and this was fine with us. I just bought one of these Discover toy hauler today. It is exactly what I was hoping for from a camping trailer. As a bonus, I can carry my Harley with me and get it out for a ride where ever I go.
People seem to care more about the idea of a bathroom than anything else. Hey it’s a toy hauler that sleeps 4 to 6 people and compared to the previous models you get your kitchen inside instead of out plus a sink. Anywhere you go with it do you have access to a rest room or the outdoors unless you’re squatting in a Walmart parking lot which again you could just go inside. Get a cassette and call it good. If you want a bathroom the size and the cost of the unit will go up which of course would also piss everybody off.
@@troygorniak6197 Lots of overlanders purchase smaller, lighter unit without bed, bath, so they can go off road where RV can't. Good units go over $50k.
Had to aggressively remove my camper from the dealer today after 3 months of waiting for repair and lies. Cosmetic fixes that were promised for the beginning of December still weren't complete even though they assured us "100%" they would be by today. I'll have to install the floor and repair the trim myself now. @Princess Craft & Lance Camper
You should look into RV, and stay in a motel, you are Not an outdoor person nor a camping person, I would bring portable shower, toilet, and all other camping gears and bring all my toys in toy hauler to wilderness.
I like it but can you make some calls and ask Intech to find a way for Cassett toilet and small microwave? Its a pretty simple and versatile trailer . With basic comforts.
Great review! If it had a larger water tank (20-30 gallons), outdoor shower, maybe some solar panels to keep the battery charged, and a better way to access the roof racks I would be sold. I can just bring a portable toilet if there was somewhere to store it. Who wants to deal with a black water tank....
I just got one and am installing a ladder up front. Small bucket toilet. Solar panels. Roof water tank. Propane indirect heater and on demand water heater. Also a generator mount up front and a mount for my Sur Ron electric bike across the roof and a cantilever gear davit hoist to lift kayaks or small motorcycles to the roof when UTV is inside.
finally, a real sink. i never understood why even luxury motorhome makers put in those dinky little sinks, and i thought how could they know anything about comfort and usability if they think a tiny sink is appropriate. this trailer looks awesome. i hate LEDs tho
Cycling Gospel you can buy and bring all that along but then what are we paying for if none of that is built in? Would be better off just buying a cargo trailer for a fourth the price if you have to supply your own water, porta toilet, outside shower, propane heater, etc. Total fail at this price point....
Hey PJ, how tall are you? I'm just under 5'3" and wondering if I'd need a step stool to unlatch the beds and the back door. I've been looking at the Explore, but I like the kitchen inside a lot better.
I would prefer a bed that folds down from the wall and a large fridge freezer with a wet bath and an outdoor grill. I don't like the pop outs because they aren't secure or insulated.
To each his own. This is perfect for me. I'm a minimalist and I want to haul a recumbent trike cross country. I haven't found any other RV that meets my needs as well as this one. It's not for everyone but it is for me.
@@amirkazemi2517 I camped in it when it was 40 degrees at night and the heat strip in the a/c did great! Freezing weather might need an additional heat source.
No bathroom, think about it when you wake up and have to go and it’s pouring rain. The tent material can and will leak. You will need to treat it. Think about sleeping in the “tent” when winds at a mountain CG hit 25 to 40 mph. Some National Parks restrict tent campers due to bear activity.
You should look into RV, not a toy hauler! haha. I will bring all my 4 bicycles, motor cycles, and kayak and, portable toilet and portable showers, and all camping gears.
1. The hauler has a 6'11" interior height. Therefore and if required, one can easily have a cassette toilet inside a privacy tent open IN the hauler itself during inclement weather or at night. 2. The hauler has excellent ventilation and if required, one can comfortably sleep on the floor using one or both of the 48"-wide mattresses with the tents retracted into the space. When weather is fair, one can also enjoy the advantages of fresh-air tent camping, making this hauler a very versatile way to overnight. Its best-in-class hauling capacity permits customizable water and other gear storage options as well.
@@mctigmctiggy1475 Because They are all different bicycles, I have light weight bicycle, aerodynamic bicycle, touring bicycle and mountain bicycle. They all have different purpose and use. I may ride different trails, and may do off road ride, or down hill mountain trails, or rails to trails. Nothing is one fit for all.
@@clairegordon8475 Then just buy an ATC Aluminum Cargo trailer (finished) for half the price. Plus the ATC is a tandem axle.....good luck handling a blowout at 55+mph with the Intech single axle.
Imagine if they put the electrical panels in a bench that spanned the curbside beneath the pop-out, it could serve as sitting or a single sleeping space when pop-outs are in the traveling configuration. They could then add a tiny wet bath in the space next to the kitchen. You wouldn't have room for a side by side anymore, but could still fit a dirt bike and still utilize the ramp for easy loading and offloading for gear, maybe we'll get a wet bath model at some point!
@@gerardtrigo380 I bring portable shower if I go extended camping. So do many campers. If I go for a day or two I usually don't. Light weight allow me to go off road, and rough terrain where RV can't go.
a small off road trailer without even room to sleep, so you have to install roof top tent goes upto $50k, if you know any thing about overlanding. Just because they can go where RV can't go. There are people who are willing to pay that much to close to nature.
@@cyclinggospel5307 this is a straight axle and though I hear what you are saying, this is not an Overland Trailer and it isn’t very offroad capable. You can do some mild off-road and boondocking. At this price point a few more bells and whistles should be included. Simple things like a small catch tank to match the onboard tank and dual batteries should be standard.
I think the sink i probably stainless. Fantastic fans are crap - should have used a Maxx Air fan (correct this, it is Maxx Air - she didn't know it though). people still watch television? lol
Love the trailer but the price is waaaaaaaaaaay to much!!!!! I could see 7k but not much more. I would rather hv a full size trailering the Rockwood roo for that price. And it sleeps 8.
For what it is I love it.. aluminum trailers last way longer first off... it still can be used as a work trailer during the week for a contractor..then used as a toy hauler.. a camper. Get a composting toilet or cassette toilet..put a shower rod set up for some private time.. hanging from the ceiling..but the best part is no space loss from a full time bath.. a water tank could go on roof for a gravity feed outside shower.. with a privacy curtain again no real space loss.. most people are upset about not having it full time... go buy that kind of toy hauler camper than.. this design has simplicity and multiple use of spaces for a different kind of owner.. I think is just what I will be buying.. I can fill with my tools and materials during the week and pack up my dual sport motorcycle or adventure bike some camping gear generator.. drive to the mountains..enjoy my weekend ..then use for work again during the week .also add support cables for rear deck and a magnetic screen.. like a another room.. very open with the no slide outs.. that always fail.. the tip outs are awesome will last forever..just an amazing product for my needs with a few mods it’s perfect. Thank you for the best review.. you pass on the best info I have seen watching trailer videos well done ! I see this as my future pick !!!
Did you get it Matthew?! I was also wondering if you can use the ramp for a deck?
Just picked one up and really stoked to have the flexibility to use it to boat... Hunt... Work... Beach with kids... Surf... Travel alone in winter with beds up or summer with fam with beds down. I'm installing a propex hs2100 heater under the rig. A road shower from Yakima 10 gallons. An on demand 120v heated for the sink and a propane instant hot water for colder weather. The versatility and build quality sold me on it.
A pull down screen to keep the bugs out would be an awesome option for the ramp door
This is wonderful and not claustrophobic. I love the room, not cluttered and yet small to tow! So versatile! You could still put someone or a kid in a cot in the middle. 👍
I like your presentations the best. You are pretty proficient. Princess craft. You must be the owner because you act with the grace of a princess.
Perfect I think I like the lay out better than my own. Would prefer a second axle though.
This toy hauler is perfect for me and I'm planning on getting one this summer. to travel with my recumbent trike and kayak. The criticisms here are from people who don't understand the concept. I'm a minimalist and don't need all the creature comforts that some people can't seem to live without when they go "camping". Many of these people annoy other campers with their noisy generators, air conditioners and outdoor TVs & stereo systems. 8.5 gal. of water is plenty for 4 or 5 days for a minimalist. Take a sponge bath instead of a shower. Use rinse-free shampoo, wash hands with hand sanitizer. Use disinfectant wipes. As for the toilet, I use a 5 gal. bucket with a snap-on toilet lid. Inside is a compostable bag. I cover waste with a mixture of 4 parts peat moss, 1 part cedar chips and one box of Arm and Hammer baking soda. This is good for 4-5 days, no smell, and much easier to dispose of than cassette toilet waste. I love the tip-out tent bed because it brings nature closer to you. Some people don't mind being enclosed in a box with the windows shut, the air conditioner on, and completely isolated from nature. If that's their idea of camping, , this RV is not for them so they can get one that is. However, they don't need to disparage the concept just because they can't appreciate what it has to offer. This inTech toy hauler is the only one I've seen that meets my minimalist needs and I'm grateful that it's available for campers like me.
I agree with every word of this post. Here! Here!
Agree 100% with you. I've owned a few camp trailers in the past and rarely used any of the commodities within because we were most of the time on campgrounds without direct hookups. We've used the campground amenities and this was fine with us. I just bought one of these Discover toy hauler today. It is exactly what I was hoping for from a camping trailer. As a bonus, I can carry my Harley with me and get it out for a ride where ever I go.
@@morkbov ...... How do you like the Discover? I'm thinking also of buying one?
This is the perfect trailer / camper. Extremely heavy duty. Thanks
Yeah the bathroom no bathroom is the killer but the rest of it’s fantastic they have to make one with a bathroom and a shower
At least a bigger fresh water tank, outside shower, and a cupboard to stow a porta toilet, cassette toilet for this price....
Purchase a joolca or evershower. That’s what I’m doing. So much flexibility with both those units.
People seem to care more about the idea of a bathroom than anything else. Hey it’s a toy hauler that sleeps 4 to 6 people and compared to the previous models you get your kitchen inside instead of out plus a sink. Anywhere you go with it do you have access to a rest room or the outdoors unless you’re squatting in a Walmart parking lot which again you could just go inside. Get a cassette and call it good. If you want a bathroom the size and the cost of the unit will go up which of course would also piss everybody off.
I guess I am quite off topic but do anybody know of a good website to stream newly released movies online?
@Brecken Alejandro I watch on FlixZone. Just search on google for it =)
@Malakai Ariel yea, have been using FlixZone for since april myself :D
@Malakai Ariel definitely, been using Flixzone for since april myself :D
@Malakai Ariel Thank you, signed up and it seems like they got a lot of movies there :D I appreciate it!!
An outdoor shower and this would be PERFECT!
If it had a bathroom I'd buy it.
For some that's a deal breaker.
Get a cassette
lol, get a shovel
get portable toilet and portable showers, if you look into heavy space occupying stuff, you should look into RV, not toy hauler.
Looks like a high-quality, versatile rig. Wish it had a furnace and an outdoor shower though.
The 2023 model has a furnace! Hopefully we’ll see an outdoor shower im a future iteration.
Wow. Beautiful. Very classy
Hey Kathy
I like it. When I retire I’ll be looking for something I can go ⛺️ in and haul to the 🏖️. Just missing a 🚽 and 🚿.
Thank you PJ! I enjoy your videos, you are honest with pros and cons.
Glad you like them!
i enjoy watching PJ ;)
I would use this as a portable hair salon
My wife said the same thing.
my favorite trailer so far. I am 60% sold, and will decide in December. dual beds are a must for me.
think they would put a outside shower on it? easy to wash the toys off
I just wanna know where I’m going to have to pee at 3am. LOL!
20-25k and no bathroom? Good luck selling those.
@@Erin-Thor I usually take portable toilet, if I don't want to go outside
@@troygorniak6197 Lots of overlanders purchase smaller, lighter unit without bed, bath, so they can go off road where RV can't. Good units go over $50k.
Had to aggressively remove my camper from the dealer today after 3 months of waiting for repair and lies. Cosmetic fixes that were promised for the beginning of December still weren't complete even though they assured us "100%" they would be by today. I'll have to install the floor and repair the trim myself now. @Princess Craft & Lance Camper
Yeh, anything from PC is an overpriced rip off...would rather drive to Tennessee for a 3 to 4K better deal on an Intech Explorer.
Rest room? Chamber pot? John? Toilet? Bucket?
Bert Kelly 🤣🤣
All in one. As she said it’s easy to clean so you pee and poop on the floor it’s easy to wash it out.
@@pomeraniacoco7252 Nah, Just use the kitchen sink!
:D
You should look into RV, and stay in a motel, you are Not an outdoor person nor a camping person, I would bring portable shower, toilet, and all other camping gears and bring all my toys in toy hauler to wilderness.
Great job PJ!
I like it but can you make some calls and ask Intech to find a way for Cassett toilet and small microwave? Its a pretty simple and versatile trailer . With basic comforts.
Great review! If it had a larger water tank (20-30 gallons), outdoor shower, maybe some solar panels to keep the battery charged, and a better way to access the roof racks I would be sold. I can just bring a portable toilet if there was somewhere to store it. Who wants to deal with a black water tank....
All great suggestions! I’ll pass that along to the manufacturer, maybe we will see those features in the future!!🤞
I just got one and am installing a ladder up front. Small bucket toilet. Solar panels. Roof water tank. Propane indirect heater and on demand water heater. Also a generator mount up front and a mount for my Sur Ron electric bike across the roof and a cantilever gear davit hoist to lift kayaks or small motorcycles to the roof when UTV is inside.
@@usqloft8533 Awesome! Definitely make a video of the finished product.
GREAT Walk-Through
finally, a real sink. i never understood why even luxury motorhome makers put in those dinky little sinks, and i thought how could they know anything about comfort and usability if they think a tiny sink is appropriate. this trailer looks awesome. i hate LEDs tho
Outdoor shower would be nice. Cassette toilet too. 8 gallon water capacity isn't enough. Otherwise I like it.
You can bring a few 7 gallon water containers, I bring 4 of them when I go long camping, that is 28 gallon water.
bring portable shower and toilet too
Cycling Gospel you can buy and bring all that along but then what are we paying for if none of that is built in? Would be better off just buying a cargo trailer for a fourth the price if you have to supply your own water, porta toilet, outside shower, propane heater, etc. Total fail at this price point....
What’s the length. What’s the weight.
does the tip out canvas come in a "blackout" material? I need it to be dark to sleep?
That isn't an option from InTech RV.
Same here. they should offer that.
I've seen people put reflectix up and that would solve the problem. Along with extra insulation.
Can you spec these trailers, for more road orientated use ?
This trailer looks very " off road" capable... but not where I would want to use it .
Hey PJ, how tall are you? I'm just under 5'3" and wondering if I'd need a step stool to unlatch the beds and the back door. I've been looking at the Explore, but I like the kitchen inside a lot better.
PJ is 5' tall. Thanks!
Where do the batteries go
I would prefer a bed that folds down from the wall and a large fridge freezer with a wet bath and an outdoor grill. I don't like the pop outs because they aren't secure or insulated.
I love this shape.
Is the refrig. 120 volt, only or is gas also?
Any exterior showers?
Nope, but it seems like an easy thing to add and would be a great addition.
Once again I’d really like to have the opportunity to sit down with the designer they use and ask ... What the heck were you thinking?
Arthur Leslie why?
To each his own. This is perfect for me. I'm a minimalist and I want to haul a recumbent trike cross country. I haven't found any other RV that meets my needs as well as this one. It's not for everyone but it is for me.
20 to 25k ? U got to be kidding!
pj you're such a pro!!
Good job setting up for being only 5' tall.
beautiful toy hauler camper! the 8.5 gallon fresh water tank is small. wonder if they can upgrade it.
We have asked that as well. We have seen some people carry extra water in Jerry cans mounted in the exterior...
@@PrincessCraft should be an easy fix.....just put a bigger tank or a few tanks under the frame
what about the heater - it seems you couldnt use this in cold weather with the popout tents
@@amirkazemi2517 I camped in it when it was 40 degrees at night and the heat strip in the a/c did great! Freezing weather might need an additional heat source.
@@PrincessCraft everyone uses that chinese diesel heater it seems.
If you added every option, what’s the full weight for towing?
2750 dry fully loaded with dual tips
2,750 plus your toy and gear up to 5,200 lbs
If it had bath room sink fridge I'm off to the races
No bathroom eh?
You should look into RV, not toy hauler
@@cyclinggospel5307 You do know, that most Toy Haulers are way larger than this and have bathrooms.
No bathroom, think about it when you wake up and have to go and it’s pouring rain. The tent material can and will leak. You will need to treat it. Think about sleeping in the “tent” when winds at a mountain CG hit 25 to 40 mph. Some National Parks restrict tent campers due to bear activity.
You should look into RV, not a toy hauler! haha. I will bring all my 4 bicycles, motor cycles, and kayak and, portable toilet and portable showers, and all camping gears.
1. The hauler has a 6'11" interior height. Therefore and if required, one can easily have a cassette toilet inside a privacy tent open IN the hauler itself during inclement weather or at night.
2. The hauler has excellent ventilation and if required, one can comfortably sleep on the floor using one or both of the 48"-wide mattresses with the tents retracted into the space. When weather is fair, one can also enjoy the advantages of fresh-air tent camping, making this hauler a very versatile way to overnight. Its best-in-class hauling capacity permits customizable water and other gear storage options as well.
@@mctigmctiggy1475 Because They are all different bicycles, I have light weight bicycle, aerodynamic bicycle, touring bicycle and mountain bicycle. They all have different purpose and use. I may ride different trails, and may do off road ride, or down hill mountain trails, or rails to trails. Nothing is one fit for all.
The beauty of this trailer is that you don’t even need to use the tips outs. That’s what make this trailer so cool. It’s so flexible in use.
@@clairegordon8475 Then just buy an ATC Aluminum Cargo trailer (finished) for half the price. Plus the ATC is a tandem axle.....good luck handling
a blowout at 55+mph with the Intech single axle.
Imagine if they put the electrical panels in a bench that spanned the curbside beneath the pop-out, it could serve as sitting or a single sleeping space when pop-outs are in the traveling configuration. They could then add a tiny wet bath in the space next to the kitchen. You wouldn't have room for a side by side anymore, but could still fit a dirt bike and still utilize the ramp for easy loading and offloading for gear, maybe we'll get a wet bath model at some point!
If it had a toilet it would be perfect
I don't care for a bathroom but would really like swing doors or a way to view out from the back.
How will you load a wheeled vehicle with doors? I am sure they would do that for you - they are a custom trailer builder
@@CanadianTexaninLiguria it's called fold up ramps? Dirt bikes not an issue....
25k and no bathroom?
2nd comment wow! Great video awesome camper!
Second!
Where's the pisser?
@@rickowen4410 How about a Bucket? I got a wide glide....lol
lol
you should look into RV, not a toy hauler
How far into the interior do the retracted bed(s) reach? Is it possible to get a single bed on the curb side only?
She said the door side bed was an option.when bed is closed looks like it takes up very little inside room.
They fold up as a wall
I can fit my Ranger with mirrors and doors inside with two beds folded. But I have to exit from the rear window and fold mirrors in.
No Bath?
you should look into RV, not a toy hauler
@@cyclinggospel5307 So people who get toy haulers do not need to bath?
@@gerardtrigo380 I bring portable shower if I go extended camping. So do many campers. If I go for a day or two I usually don't. Light weight allow me to go off road, and rough terrain where RV can't go.
You're going to need to take a ladder with you if you want to utilize the roof rack. And a place to poop.
Ok, you started taking poles out and I was like "nope."
Ya. Poles are hard. Lol
They used a short woman to make the inside SEEM SPACIOUS
I'm sorry 20000 dollars 2 $25,000 there's an awful lot of money about little utility trailer River sink like I say sorry try again
a small off road trailer without even room to sleep, so you have to install roof top tent goes upto $50k, if you know any thing about overlanding. Just because they can go where RV can't go. There are people who are willing to pay that much to close to nature.
@@cyclinggospel5307 this is a straight axle and though I hear what you are saying, this is not an Overland Trailer and it isn’t very offroad capable. You can do some mild off-road and boondocking. At this price point a few more bells and whistles should be included. Simple things like a small catch tank to match the onboard tank and dual batteries should be standard.
Boondocking? With no bathroom?
You should look into RV, not a toy hauler
I want one to haul my motorcycle.
Love it! This is exactly the trailer our cameraman uses to haul his motorcycle around and camp with!
@@PrincessCraft good to know!
who designs such a "huge compact trailer" and then the beds are so short! You want a few inches from your head & feet to the tent fabric... .
Really nice pretty lady and a wonderful presentation 👌👍🍺🍻😂🤗..ps..I watched it three times..hehe🤔👌👍
Too much work PJ , ha ha ha
This camper would be perfect if it had a toilet.
I think the sink i probably stainless. Fantastic fans are crap - should have used a Maxx Air fan (correct this, it is Maxx Air - she didn't know it though). people still watch television? lol
8 1/2 gallon fresh water? Wow, that’s about a half days hand washing. SWIPE LEFT!!!
What are you doing with your hands?
With its best-in-class storage capacity, one can easily and efficiently customize how much fresh water they haul into camp.
Love the trailer but the price is waaaaaaaaaaay to much!!!!!
I could see 7k but not much more.
I would rather hv a full size trailering the Rockwood roo for that price.
And it sleeps 8.
Too much for what it is, basically a glorified cargo trailer for four times as much....
$25 grand and no toilet or shower??????
Pj!!!!
La cucina è scomoda non c'è un piano di lavoro, se devi preparare un arrosto di carne dove ti metti sul letto?,
No bathroom is a deal breaker for me. Plus I don't like the tent bedding. That's dangerous IMO.
You should look into RV, not a toy hauler and stay in a campsite not an off road.
No bathroom? you must be kidding for such a price , don't worry, it will sell in used parking lot for 1/2 price and the company will be reorganized.
You should look into RV, not a toy hauler.
No shower and toilet is a no deal for me.
ugly its look like box of geile ?:))