Full insideoutrv Caravan Walk Through.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ก.พ. 2022
- Hey Team. This video is a full walk through of our Nextgen Karikari Caravan.
The kids and us, show you through all the ins and outs and best parts of our caravan.
We are really happy with it and hope you get some good information out of this video.
If your in New Zealand and planning to buy a Nextgen through insideoutrv, and this video has helped confirm your purchase let us know, we'll send you a card which will get us $500 to help keep us on the road. You would have likely already spoken with Hayden, Jared or Jules.
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Or on Instagram at Leopardsgowild.
Thanks Everyone.
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Great tour, we're stoked to work with you guys and always look forward to your videos.
Just to respond to caravan weights you mentioned. I believe your van is 3200kg ATM, aggregate trailer mass. The caravan is designed for 9-10% weight on drawbar so that 3200 + 300 kg gives 3500kg GTM. Bit more payload than mentioned but always be mindful of the GCM (total combined mass of ute and caravan) 👍
New to your channel and loved the recent hoar frost video. Have gone back to the beginning to catch up with your adventures. We may find it elsewhere but were curious about your current power issues when winter camping. This video mentions 2 100 amp hour batteries but you did not mention whether they were AGM or lithium. Keen to known. We have 300 solar and 150 amp hour lithium with a 2600 w inverter and so far no problems but haven't been out in winter much. We own a Dethleff but are interested in a Nextgen. Will carry on viewing. Love your honesty. Hope to bump into you on your travels.
hey team, our batteries are AGM, they are in good health, but seems there is something drawing off of them in the night which we aren't sure what it is. If we turn the 12v system off all is well and our battery current stays high, even with the heater running all night, but if we leave it on, it's at 12v by morning which is basically flat... We aren't using our inverter currently, due to low solar, but our Ecoflow is doing us well, which is portable power and solar charged... Aussie caravans aren't to well insutlated for winter, for you INfo..
Looks awesome leopard family, i want one of those so bad now !!! Cant believe you still have so much room how awesome is that.
It's amazing... how many of you would there be...
That was looking very Kauaeranga Valley to me! One of our regular go to's for years when we did tent camping. Mrs N now calls Swifty the "smart tent"!
HEY>... Im sure you know where we went. But you'd be bang on the money... Was a great spot... When that video comes out we have a little message on camping etiquette... When people camp right beside you in an empty campground.
Congratulations on the 1000+ subscribers! Looking forward to more adventures!
Thanks John. Lots and Lots of adventures to come.
Looks awesome
Comes from your country and made for your roads... It's a beast!
Looks awesome Mike 👍
Thanks Rose.
What an awesome caravan. If we ever upgrade I’d love one of these! I’m intrigued about the DOC camp with power though!
It's just before the info center in Kauaeranga Valley... must be fully self contained. No water or toilets, just electricity go figure
that thing is so sweet!!! the bunk beds are key!!! get some sun for me!!!! cheers!
Yea, The bunks are amazing, especially that they have a cupboard at the end of it, which holds heaps of stuff if your a kid. So many Caravans, you need to turn the seating into a bed in the evening, we love that we don't have to do that... Everyone has their own space, even if it's just a bed, that only you get lay in.
@@leopardsgowild exactly,, weve found in the van that smaller cupboards and levels are key to making space... like build up not out!
Love it! Thats a cool layout with some nice touches. You must be really chuffed with this and excited for camp America but also for full time living in your holiday home on wheels.
Absolutley. It's a great caravan, and thought out design. Rainy days are going to be hard, but I think this is one of the best setups for the weather.
@@leopardsgowild nice way to get the viewing hours up, put the same clip about caravan weights in twice 😜
Lol.. I just got a message about that... it's right at the end right??? I really don't want to re upload...
@@leopardsgowild at first I thought you had forgotten you had already covered that subject then my son Caleb said "Mike's already said all this, it's in there twice" Keep it there, it's Important information, you're repeating yourself because it's important to know GVM'S, Tare weights etc😃
Omg we have been waiting for this one!! Looks amazing, we are choosing colours at the mo. Questions? Did you ask about the cupboards at the end of the bunk. Might email them about dimensions. We love that idea. My son is the same size as me 11 ys-165cm. Also the plug so you can have fridge on (12 pin) also the Anderson plug, did you ask for that as well or is that standard. We have chosen similar colours inside and out but choose blue outside. Looks amazing!! Awesome.
There was a conversation about the end of the bunks, cause the beds would be way to long. Turns out Cupboards are an awesome option... I would recommend. Bunks are atleast 6ft. Caravan comes wired for 12 pin. You can change to 7 pin, but won't be able to run the fridge when driving. Pretty easy to change this, so I believe. We love it. Your gonna love it... Taking it your getting the Karikari???
@@leopardsgowild thanks for the reply!! Yes we have ordered a Karikari from the Live they had last year but you had some awesome ideas with cupboards and pins. Thanks for the tips. We are sooo excited but due to COVID not sure if we will get it before July. Cross our fingers.
Our family used a Karikari for a bit over summer, we reckon open shelves at the end of the bunk with small crates works well. Andersen plug is standard, 12 pin plug is standard and recommended with 'standard' 3 way fridge. You can change to 7 pin plug no charge, good idea if you go with a compressor fridge as you then dont need any of the large pins. All that will be gone through thoroughly when it comes to sign off time. Theres no point doing sign off too early as we can only submit it when it gets closer to the build process. Appreciate your patience 👍
@@insideoutrv Hey there team, I might throw you a email about the those cupboards and zooming colours. We can’t wait for your beautiful caravans and understand COVID has hit everyone hard and it’s no problem. Talk to you soon.
Hi Mike, it was nice meeting you at the InsideOutRV. Thank you for your wonderful information. :)
Awesome. Was great to meet so many awesome people!
You got family with kids get in vold I have 2,berth fist time had six months learning it I like have Australian girl so cool asi living on my own again what you got ideas for world to end 🌍🤔👍
We're you drinking when you wrote this comment lol 😆 😂 🤣
Great review! thanks so much! Apart from the Maori names have the Aussies adapted these to better suit NZ weather conditions? I expect it gets a lot wetter, windier and colder here. Can some of those wall cabinets above windows be removed and window enlarged so you don't need to crouch or sit to see out? I think it would make it feel extra spacious also.
Hey We love the big windows from our old retro, but thata had limited space. These Caravans are made to be off the grid for a couple of weeks without getting to a shop, hence all the storage. I Imagine it wouldn't be a problem to leave a side or both without top cupboards and get larger windows, I think just enquire with insideoutRV. Australia does get similar weather to us, in the south you get snow in the mountains, and lots of frosts and you get a lot of tropical storms in the north. I Don't think the Australia ones come with heaters, like ours do, but they do come with air conditioning, that will run off mains power only, unless you have a massive Battery system.
How long will the battery last off-grid without a generator?
Got 3 solar panels on the roof which keeps the batteries pretty much constantly full, that will prob change in winter. Can charge the caravan batteries when connected to the truck if we did get low
Wow that's a mansion not a caravan lol 😆 good 👍 on you Whanau 👏 👍
Cheers Charles, It's a holiday home bro... Much nicer and tidier than our real house lol...
How much total cost for this van Ive been looking around seen similar van like this from jayco for $95000 with triple bunk option
But this model you show seems interesting
Cheers
Hey mate, I'm not sure the cost now, it was $111,000 when we started our journey of buying, back in May 2021... costs have gone up I believe. We really like this layout though, having the 2 separate sleeping spaces... We really like the family support you get from Jared and Sarah the owners as well, they seem 10x more invested in their product and care then some of the reviews I've seen from bigger outfits... We are going full time so we wanted to know if we needed help we'll have it. Even if we are in the south island. It was a really hard and stressful decision though, we almost went with snowy river as might be worth checking out, their caravans are 1 piece walls though and have some condensation issues... I think we have a Playlist of our buying a new Caravan with some other info. Keep us posted with your plans and feel free to message us on here or Facebook if you have other questions. Cheers Mike.
Yea I like how yours is setup especially the privacy of the mum and dad’s room
So our choices are
1: KariKari triple bunk van
2: Marvel golden child 22’6 quad bunk van
3: Royal flair family flair van
4: jayco journey 22.68 triple bunk
2 and 3 are Australia made companies
Which will cost more too ship them over
Still looking and investigating which is best for us a family of 5 we will begin testing before we buy aswel
How is your van going now any problems so far?
@@P0RKYG I really loved the Royal flair ones... The other consideration to make is weights... Legally you can only be at 6 tonne total weight unless you got a bigger truck and commercial license, most of these caravans are coming in around 3 tonne, vehicle 2 tonne, and then people and gear a lot of people are over the 6 tonne limit so something to think about as well and what the vehicles total pull capacity is. Our Hilux I think is like 5,870kg, The Ford rangers go the full 6 tonne.
I agree the family flair van has a bigger lounge space for the whole family and can accommodate 8 people but comfortably family of 5
Thanks for the weight advice I was looking at that too I have commercial license
I’m not looking for a van just for holidays we also will be living full time
I feel karikari would be perfect helping local companies will be waiting for updates on your journey and how things are going on your van
Cheers