Which of the following models would consider adding to your camping setup? Are there any worthy camping kitchens that I have missed? Share your thoughts and suggestions in the comments!
Thank you so much tor sharing with the rest of us various options and their detailed features. Some options can be made to fit a variety of SUVs and Mini Vans. The best of all... there is a vast price range to suit everyone's budget. You have inspired me to seriously consider one of them for our 2018 Toyota Sienna XLE. My favorite is EGOE Nestbox, which offers both a cooking station and a bed. Thanks again.
Drifta has to be one of the best options for camping. Not only is the camper trailer option, but mostly the modular design and construction for pullout kitchens and drawers. Other missing kitchens: Alu Cab Kitchen, Crawler Camper Box, Pull Kitchen, Reimo.
All these are either foreign made or MUCH more expensive and have less to offer then the River Leaf conversion kit, made in the U.S. (employing American workers who spend their earnings here and not some third world country) where inexpensive products are usually made.
This is a ton of money for shty products in my opinion. Most of these would cost you about 200$ at your local hardware store making them out of a sheet of plywood 3/4 inch.... It would probably weigh in less also... Specially that one for $11,900... you can buy a dam camper for that price.
@@MustSeeTech Or tools, or would you suggest they buy them from the hardware store to return??? BTW, many of the companies buy not just cheap materials but sustainable products.
These are the best ones. If a camper does not have the slide out kitchen I'm not buying. It saves space in the trailer, it doesnt make the camper smell of food, and the best part is easy clean up.
I am ready to buy a modular unit like any/all of these; but it is very frustrating, finding the best fit for our '04 Expedition. I am not asking anyone to do the research for this; however any tips on where to look based on an older model American made car would be appreciated!
These kitchen layouts create two new problems. Low height from bed to ceiling and a car potentially full of mosquitos by the time you have finished cooking. I think I have a better solution...
Maybe a DIY project. I’m thinking seriously about entering into the custom carpentry and starting with camping boxes in 🇵🇪. Here the Hilux pickup and small/medium SUVs from Toyota and Hyundai/Kia are very popular.
Which of the following models would consider adding to your camping setup? Are there any worthy camping kitchens that I have missed? Share your thoughts and suggestions in the comments!
Write to me, I have a conversation about cooperation.
Bummed you missed us!
I have a Drifta DPOS kitchen in my Grand Vitara, awesome kit👌👌
Can't give up the use of the truck bed due to hauling my motorcycle to the desert so the Nomad seems to be the best route.
I like the kitchens that leave room for bedding in the cabin of the van - Egoe Nest Box was best ✨
Thank you so much tor sharing with the rest of us various options and their detailed features. Some options can be made to fit a variety of SUVs and Mini Vans. The best of all... there is a vast price range to suit everyone's budget.
You have inspired me to seriously consider one of them for our 2018 Toyota Sienna XLE. My favorite is EGOE Nestbox, which offers both a cooking station and a bed.
Thanks again.
You are very welcome. I am glad to be helpful
See my comment above..
I just bought a Decked unit for my pick up an modified it. Easy peasy.
Hi. Thanks for sharing your experience!
Drifta has to be one of the best options for camping. Not only is the camper trailer option, but mostly the modular design and construction for pullout kitchens and drawers.
Other missing kitchens: Alu Cab Kitchen, Crawler Camper Box, Pull Kitchen, Reimo.
Much appreciated! I added these models to my database
Thanks for the mention!
@@pullkitchen1298 by the way my friends, do you offer shipping worldwide?
well better here on YT sorry guis - th-cam.com/video/hNcAU8E4iEk/w-d-xo.html
All these are either foreign made or MUCH more expensive and have less to offer then the River Leaf conversion kit, made in the U.S. (employing American workers who spend their earnings here and not some third world country) where inexpensive products are usually made.
Bummer you missed us! We offer something different for trucks/trailers/vans and more
Will check your products out! Thanks for the comment
I was just about to write and then read your comment. I think the ARB is probably the only one to come close but that has no storage.
@@simonbroddle754 agreed :)
Can you add induction cook top to your set up?
Such a cool set up
Hi there. Which one did you like?
This is a ton of money for shty products in my opinion. Most of these would cost you about 200$ at your local hardware store making them out of a sheet of plywood 3/4 inch.... It would probably weigh in less also... Specially that one for $11,900... you can buy a dam camper for that price.
Of course, you could do that, but not everyone has enough time/desire to build something on their own
@@MustSeeTech Or tools, or would you suggest they buy them from the hardware store to return??? BTW, many of the companies buy not just cheap materials but sustainable products.
ARB at $2,090 that is pipe dream at best lol RRP it goes for around $2800 Australian! not including postage...
Exactly. That's what I was trying to do....I just don't know if I want to do that.
L-Design!
I think this is what I need
Hi there. Which model interested you?
These are the best ones. If a camper does not have the slide out kitchen I'm not buying. It saves space in the trailer, it doesnt make the camper smell of food, and the best part is easy clean up.
Agree. I like the idea of an outdoor kitchen
That's pretty dope
Hi. Which one did you like?
Crazy , number 7 is out to lunch
Lol. Interesting choice of words!
Lol 12k for a kitchen 😂 you can buy a trailer for that price lol
Dometic killed it! But 66” is long
Great video 👏🏻👏🏻
실용성이 최고네요 잘보고 배웁니다.감사합니다.
c'est tres bien !
I am ready to buy a modular unit like any/all of these; but it is very frustrating, finding the best fit for our '04 Expedition. I am not asking anyone to do the research for this; however any tips on where to look based on an older model American made car would be appreciated!
You missed the affordable and versital Tailgate N Go
Thanks for the suggestion. Will check it out
The best part of this content is the comment section. I look for the like minded people with a better, more economical solution. Thank you!
Riverleaf camper kits, made in good ol USA, see Road Atlas story on them.
Will do. Thanks for sharing!
Waooo I like The Idea ❤️❤️
Thanks for the feedback. Which model did you like?
do you think it is safe to install a gas stove through a camping box on an LPG car, for example a duster?
Super 👍👍👍
Good to hear that. Any favorites?
Great video. Very informative but had to mute it I'm sorry
Sorry to hear, Pablo. But still happy that you enjoyed the video
0:18 looks like mt banks , blue mountains nsw
Good
Where can you buy the ARB Kitchen so cheap ? it is $2795 here in Aus?
Hi. It is a starting price that I found online
Another reason why all SUVs should have a Disco 3/4 type back flap.
Any links to the products?
Y material que soporte calor extremo si necesitamos apoyar olla caliente
El agua debe estar lejos del fuego de cocina y se necesita una mesa adicional limpia y vacia para procesar
2 piletas para tamaño cacerola de 4 personas cada una
These kitchen layouts create two new problems. Low height from bed to ceiling and a car potentially full of mosquitos by the time you have finished cooking. I think I have a better solution...
Hi, Robert. What is it?
@@MustSeeTech Tow bar mounted kitchens
11:04 and 11:14 number plate xD
Where is TrekBoxX?
Unfortunately, not on this list! I missed it. Thanks for the suggestion, already checking them out
Some good ideas but but over the top, yeah you got a kitchen but you also lost your car
Lo mejor es mesa en "U"
I'll make my own lol $100 with change
Oh, I doubt that
❤👍
Hi, Chris! Which one was your favorite?
시스템만들면서 보조다리도 안만드네 버티나..
I didn't like any of them. Camp cooking is feast cooking. Not hot dogs and chips. I want a five course meal. Bread and baking oven, deep fryer etc..
Canbien al pinché locutor no se le entiende ni madres
Useless and expensive!
What would you suggest as an alternative? (Genuinely curious)
me as well.
Maybe a DIY project. I’m thinking seriously about entering into the custom carpentry and starting with camping boxes in 🇵🇪. Here the Hilux pickup and small/medium SUVs from Toyota and Hyundai/Kia are very popular.
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Can you say robot? This obviously a robo voice.
Nope. Just me and my accent
If you haven't add goose gear to video then it's a paid video.....you sold out
Do they offer kitchens? I must have missed them
Ka yawa
People are stupid to pay that price
Cooking outside its a shit. Believe me
Lol. Do you have an outside kitchen in your camper?
@@MustSeeTech my common sense makes me to avoid that. Think about wind, rain or insects and you will always cook inside.
When I think about cooking inside, I think about smelling like my food and all of the the vapors hanging inside my van😬
@@MustSeeTech ceiling window with mosquito net and aluminium foil window, 200e aprox
th-cam.com/video/2Qc33ekY-yY/w-d-xo.html
Spanish southern accent for your pleasure
This guys voice sounds like he has been abducted by Siri
😂
He's from a foreign country and that's the way he speaks English, bet you can only speak ONE language.