NuCamp 2021 Cirrus 820 Truck Camper
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- Take a look at the all new redesigned 2021 NuCamp Cirrus 820, it's absolutely amazing! This Cirrus truck camper will fit on most 6' bed 3/4 ton trucks, give us a call to see if it will fit on your truck. 770-717-2890.
Pricing and more information here: www.southlandr...
2021 Cirrus 820 Specs:
Overall Length - 17' 4"
Overall Width - 8' 3"
Overall Height - 9' 7"
Bed Size - 60" x 78"
2nd Sleeping Area - 37" x 69"
Interior Height - 7'
Fresh Water Tank - 33 gals
Gray Water Tank - 32 gal
Black Water Tank - 18 gal
Center of Gravity (Dry) - 33.5"
Gross Weight (Dry) - 2,916 lbs
Gross Weight (Wet) - 3,272 lbs
I really appreciate them putting toilets and showers in these campers
Yes
Showers are nice but overrated, just give the toilet lol
@@nedaCFilmsI dunno, you might be in the minority on the shower being over rated... Ijs.
What a well done, informative video! There was no, “We do this and our competition doesn’t” crap, every two seconds. The product speaks for itself and it does that well. It’s a beautiful coach and the person who did the walk-through did an amazing job just giving the information without a lot of unnecessary fluff. If I were buying a truck camper, I’d definitely get this one. It’s beautiful. And I would buy it from this young man who did the walk through because you can tell that they ACTUALLY DO the prep and check for the new owner. Well done!
Edit:…Had to come back to say that, “Wow! They answer all the commenters questions too!!”
Thank you for the kind words and for checking out the video!
Not really all that informative at all...Panning the camera to the microwave and pointing out "this is the microwave" or panning to the switches and saying "these are the switches" isn't informative. Are the cabinets chipboard or 7 ply birch is informative. Are the faucets plastic or chrome plated brass is informative. Wet weight would be informative. Tank sizes would be informative. What is up with all the aluminum L channel covering most exterior seams would be informative. Refrig size would be informative.
Hey James, we'll get better. We are just now getting into the video walkthroughs, thanks for the feedback.
@@SouthlandrvatlantaYou have the important parts down. Video is nice, steady, slow. Voice is great. Lighting in the area you shot is perfect. Lots of good things that are missing in other product videos. Remember, we can see everything you video so no real need to point out we are looking at a stove, sink, toilet or shower. Explain what our eyes are missing because we aren't physically there. Feature/benefit sort of stuff, the construction we can't see, etc. Good luck!!
Southland RV I appreciate that they show where everything is located.
I think the outside compartment doors should be lockable & made out of the same materials as the camper for a seamless & cohesive look.
I’m not even looking into getting a truck camper, I’m more interested in a full motorhome, but that interior design is beautiful. I love that kind of space shuttle interior vibe
Consider a nucamp 2024 920 model. It's got the futuristic design with a dry bath.
Dillion has given one of the best walkthroughs I’ve seen 👍
I love this one! Single “older” female here 😉. I’d live in that when I retire! Travel and see the states! LOVE IT!
Love the windows, the colors inside and all the storage areas especially the little ones that would otherwise be dead space
Thanks for the clear review on the overall feature set. I have some questions/suggestions which Cirrus may take into consideration:
- Why is it that truck camper manufacturers always neglects to install a small washing machine (under the sink perhaps)? I've been looking around at various designs and this is the biggest missing link (besides a composting toilet). Its like them microwave ovens: not an absolute necessity but definitely a great convenience that doesn't cost much at all.
- None of the manufacturers I've seen so far, uses induction cookers. Induction cookers would be able to use battery electric & hence "cleaner" solar systems; plus it will minimize fire hazards and gas leakage poisoning within confined spaces. Of course, you could still carry along the LPG tanks for any outdoor BBQs or as backup.
- Lastly, you should make all external cabinets lockable - more so to prevent bears or pesky animals from messing around rather than as a (weak) deterrent for human trespassers.
@@andrewsneacker1256 1. Washing machine is for clothes not dishes. I’m sure that you, a non-lazy non American, washes all clothes by hand…
Suggestion...great video, but what we want to see of the interior FIRST is the broad, overall view -- how expansive and nice it is on the inside! Instead, you went from tight closeup to tight closeup...this switch, this cabinet, this door, etc. Show first the "Look at this huge interior space!" view, and Then go to the little details...
Next time I will!
Mike Riesco Ike why are you telling someone else how to film his own video? If you don’t want to see outside first just fast forward to where he starts filming the in side?
Howard Manley
LoL 😂... I was thinking 🤔 the exact same thing . 🇺🇸FFG 🇺🇸
@@howardmanley3388 Your solution to that guy is so simple it's absolutely funny LOL
Yep it was driving me crazy..
Big BROAD SHOT first please
Beautiful, but the non-locking exterior compartments are concerning.
We'll see how NuCamp responds the the non-locking doors. They are generally very good with customer feedback. Thanks for checking out the video!
Roy G Biv yeah but let’s be honest, it’s a truck camper. If people really want to get in, they will.
99% of campers and trailers and boats use the exact same key and cut on the compartments... the CH751
Buy a magnet and add your own steel slide bolts.
Anj Gord Correct. You can get the lock assemblies and convert them to the same key as the door lock. Of course there is a limited number of those keys too. Note the shotgun storage on each side of the bed. Hee hee
Agreeing with an earlier comment security locks on the outside service access compartments would be something to think about.
Beautifull camper but the outside compartments should be lockable.
@Robert Ott Theft happens ffs.
Maybe / Maybe not , but they do need to be positive locking.
@Robert Ott when tf is someone stealing your shit not a possibility?
@Mike Smith Dang! Now that's jacked up
@Robert Ott from people like you
All campers and trailer are built to be as light as possible because they have to be moved. This means the road which is very bumpy shakes and vibrates them continuously damaging the unit. They don't last long so be prepared to fix things.
Wow they fit so much usefulness into such a small space
Why am I looking to buy a house🤷♂️ I'm a single guy, I should just get this for my truck 😂. This camper looks so nice
@@TheBotmanFukU I had the same issue when I owned a 1200 sqft home, that was too big for me. I went years without even going into some rooms 😂. I'm really tempted to do it
No, grass is always greener. Too much space is better than finding out too late you have too little. Living in an RV, especially a tiny one like this would be such a pain in the butt after the newness wore off. Constantly looking for a place to stay, juggling power, water and sewage, not to mention moving between temporary campsites vs basically parking in a longer term trailer park. Life and commitments will keep nearly everyone from being able to ‘live the dream’ of limitless travel setups like this falsely promise.
Setups like this require a very specific type of person to make it work as sole their residence. Even then, everyone I know of who tried it, out of necessity, or out of dissatisfaction, ended up with a permanent accommodation within a few months or a year. I like campers, I definitely wouldn’t go this small. I’d go class c and get a dedicated van with the overcab sleeper and boxed rear, but it sure as hell won’t be my primary residence. I feel like a lot of the allure of living in a camper is a result of becoming weary of people. Feeling trapped and stuck in an urban or suburban area. The solution to that is get out. I bought an old farm in the country and the peace, lack of noise, neighbors, room for a workshop and projects showed me the light. I like traveling as well, so I’m in the process of acquiring a project RV to supplement that desire. I just don’t delude myself that doing it full time is doable, or would remain enjoyable for more than a week or two.
@@neobaggins3718 I agree 👍
Well, said!!!
@@neobaggins3718 yet there's people that do it full time. That find it doable and love it.
That’s the biggest error early camper, RV, trailer... they always had dark wood and colors. Makes it look smaller and more stuff... lighter is the way to go.
That dinette collapses into a single bed, I'm sold
Love Nucamps aesthetics and utilization of space. Just wish they had something between these micro campers and their mastodon Avia
would have been nice to see the inside of the refrigerator
I'm gonna weigh in on the auto-legless awning. In our last camper, a very high end wide body Mercedes, the awning failed so many times that we lost confidence in it and didn't use it. The worst was that the clutch failed which allowed it to self deploy which could obviously be disastrous on the road. We replaced the clutch twice under warranty when the manufacturer issued a recall notice stating the clutch they were using was faulty and they would be sending and upgraded clutch which they did but even so, after installing it, we barely ever used it. The worst feature IMO of a legless awning is that it's very wind sensitive so that when it's needed the most, ie in extremely sunny conditions, even the lightest puff of breeze would cause it to retract, again making it virtually useless. I vowed that if we were to keep the camper for any length of time I would go with a mechanical awning that anchors to the side of the camper or ground. Sadly, a major life change has caused me to sell the camper and reconsider how I'll move forward with that lifestyle in the future. Happy camping.
That locking swing out hand rail over the back door could be a problem (unless I missed something)
If you are inside with the door shut and someone walking buy shuts it to the latched for travel position you are locked inside until someone else lets you out. May be good holding it against the body while driving but its a crisis waiting to happen, right? haha
Really nice, didn’t think these campers have this much features.
Excellent! An absolute perfect tiny space, beautifully interegated necessities.
A very nice unit. Just a few things you need with it. All the power outputs need to be able to be turned off. I am not sure if your forward battery compartment is accessible once the unit is married to your truck. All outside doors need good locks. I would double your battery capacity. And I would add solar panels to the roof. The unit is filled with power hungry devices. I would also obtain spares, like the door screen etc. Many thanks for sharing this with us. Kind regards and greetings from Africa.
Yet in Africa you live in a tent and shit in a hole in the ground 🤔
Great wet shower. Thought the wall mounted pivoting TV was a great feature. Nice LED in the outside rear exterior. That was a fun walk through.
Would suggest modifying bedside cabinets into TWO doors instead of one large. Been difficult opening with bedding.
Also space above door needs to be a shelf. We use a shower curtain adjustable rod - same as used in fridge - to hold our spices! Many, many miles and different terrain nothing fell.
love it. very compact and everything in there. The only thing I would like to see for the master bed to be able to convert to 2 beds as option al.
amazing design! the best i ve ever seen given its size!
This is so cool! Excellent walkthrough as well. 1M views in 2 weeks means this is a winning camper design. Very nice
9:45 mins in and we’re finally inside...
Thank you
😅 thank you!
Thank u
Jesus i played it at double speed
Amazed how poorly done so many of these rv videos are.
3300 lbs I would recommend a 1 ton single rear wheel that’s a bit heavy for a 3/4 ton truck
First thing I thought, too.
Appreciate add some pricing at the end of the vedio that helps the viewers have some ideas yo move forward, thanks.
The only thing that is a bit of design issue is the horizontal storage lockers by the bed. Closing these cabinets would be hampered by your bed covers.
No slides is a huge plus to me. Just a perfect two person quality built camper.
Great camper. Has everything that is needed. Be a little cramped with 2 people. Not bad for a truck camper that has no slides. These truck campers have come a long way. At one time it was just a box on the bed of a pickup
The side window screen and shade are upside down. Well, if it was me, I’d want to pull the shade down, so I could partially pull it down if the sun was low in the sky, here you’d have to pull it all the way up, which isn’t great. The screen it doesn’t really matter which way up bit it does with the shade.
@Steve Page lol, I would rather have the screen from the bottom. My wife likes to be naked when she's in the camper, so lookie loos can only see her head or shoulders, half or 3/4ths of the shade being up.
Cool for me, sad for the loos, lol.
Certainly has eye appeal. Just wish the underbed window was large enough that i could scoot inside my truck and drive off if needed. Wonder about road sway motion stability on any truck camper.
I've owned a couple rv units with laminated sidewalls and there no big thing after 4 or 5 years the seams come apart i would still rather have a corrugated metal exterior but this is still very nice but you don't have to pay 40k or more for a good quality truck cabin
I love the door and bumper. But you forgot to show where you hook you tanks exhaust pipe
Not crazy about rear diamond plate steps. They will be slick as anything in rainy weather. Will need to add traction pads which may not stick well with raised surface. Also molded storage doors are not insulated which hurts cold weather protection for anything stored. Interior is very nice.
Great job, refreshing to see a US manufacturer make a truck camper that does not look like it was made in the 70's, groovy baby yeah! I just purchased an F 150 w a 6.5 foot bed. Will check my pay load, but this looks a bit too heavy unfortunately.
We agree, they did a great job. Thanks for checking it out!
Great design and beautiful finishes but the battery compartment and inverter storage area is not accessible once mounted in the truck
This is the first modern-design truck camper that I really like! My question is, do they make a similar design for long-bed trucks? I have an older F-350 dually, and a Lance camper that is getting a bit long in the tooth. The truck is in great shape, not so the camper that came with it. So many of the larger campers have slide-outs, and I DON'T want that! I'm tempted to visit your dealership, because you obviously go the extra mile for your customers. Thank you.
Going to report you to my old English techer for all those "um's", lol. Otherwise thanks for such a nice presentation.
Make sure to ask your old teacher to give you a quick refresher on spelling and basic apostrophe usage, too.
@@RT-vw6yw Make sure to take your OCD meds, lol.
Not sure why companies continue using daylight/bluish LED lighting instead of warm white?
Because it's what the masses of people want.
That blue ish tint.
I happen to like it. It's also easier on the eyes I think.
@@timschutte6924 the bluish tint is actually not easier on the eyes. They've done studies on it.
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As for daylight style, which is less blue, when done properly, it's a lot like daylight, which really messes up the body's day/night cycle stuff. Again, studies.
@@InfernosReaper Our eyes have not evolved to the bright white/ blueish light. Just look at the sun. Kind of yellowish. Warm white works better. People think bright white is brighter than it is because it hurts their eyes.
Fools.
I love this style for solo camping trips or just road trips.
I'm waiting for Nucamp to come out with a truck camper for a 1500 series pickup
The 620 is made for a 1/2 ton truck . . .
How are the batteries accessed once the camper is installed within the bed of a truck?
So if you need to access the battery you need to slide it out? Did the engineers leave complimentary lick marks on the windows too?
Hahhahaahahshhs
electric panel next to steam source? needs stainless splash panel to the right of stove.
Beautiful!! Except the toilet placement. Need room between the toilet and wall.✌
No, you don't. Because if you do, you most likely will not fit through that narrow door ;)
@@Volkbrecht She's too fat.
Hezekiah Spade no she is just not stupid like you
Would it fit a 3/4 ton diesel, 4x4, with the standard bed size,crew cab, and how much is the camper ?
41k
I read 38500 today
This looks really sharp and well-made. I wonder why some of the storage compartments open up and down and others to the side. I prefer the latter-it’s a pain to have to duck under the door to load and unload things. It’d be good if the doors locked as well.
To anyone who buys one of these, I suggest you
1. Don't store anything valuable in the external storage compartments because they don't lock.
2. Remove the handrail on the door or possibly be trapped inside.
3. Don't have any battery issues in-transit because the camper battery is in the absolute worst possible place it could be.
And you will end up replacing the 3 way fridge with a $1,000-$2,000 + compressor fridge. A 3 way doesn't work very well in high altitudes, Truck has to be perfectly level, in hot weather the fridge cools down and your food spoils. I heard that Pleasure Way will be replacing the 3 way fridge. Just trying to spare you some grief and $. Check what RVers are saying, "She to Me" " Simply RVing" etc.
Well done. Very articulate and professional work Dillon. I subscribed because of your presentation.
This a small house this a good way to beat rent hear that California
A years rent upfront not that cheap...$8,000 to $10,000 for this upscale dog house
This is a perfect size for my 2 and half ton to pull a boat. I gotta have a big fridge /freezer
I have the 2012 FB86 Adventurer and it has basically the biggest Fridg at 6 CF ...... very important. The weight has increased to about 2800lbs vs my 2300lb but it's a nice rig for my 8ft bed. I installed a Hellwig anti sway bar on my 2018 Ram one ton 3500 and it made a huge difference. No slide outs for me.
No oven. I need that. Rest is nice
I've seen tiny pots that sit on the stove and circulate heat so they cook like a tiny oven. They're shaped oddly though. I've considered getting a toaster oven but don't want to deal with storing it.
Everything sounded pretty good until you mentioned the 3 way fridge that so many RV'rs complain about. For me it's a deal breaker. Why are RV companies not listening to RVers!? The answer is usually, "Well no one has complained to us about the 3 way fridge" Yeah right.
Is the microwave really “space saving” if you still can’t access the space in the whole panel that it’s in?
Good point
How far would the drop to the ground be from the large acrylic window, in case some jokester decided to close the back door handrail and lock you in?
You could possibly live full time in here , I would
Schöne Details, besonders erwähnenswert ist die Verteilung des Gewichts🏋️♂️ zwischen den Achsen...👍
i took a shot of Jack every time he said "cool"--passed out by 10 min
You need a three burner stove. One for the main dish, side and third for veggies or something. Can’t do two.
Nice rig.
Rxonmymind a regular Coleman stove has two, my hubs made amazing meals on it.
Would rather have a truck with this camper than a long narrow van
How can you enter the front battery cabinet if you need to do some electrical repair if the front end of the Cirrus 820 is pushed up all the way into the front of the truck bed?
very nice presentation. The one thing I am seeing on watching these slide in camper for trucks. Is the over all height of vehicle and slide in. I drove the big trucks across country for 14 years. It was important to know total height from pavement to top. I do realize a 2500 Ram or Chevy or Ford will be of different heights. Just a thought. Perhaps a bottom of floor to top
of camper. Then I could determine the total height with my 2500 Chev 4x4.
One of the best walkthroughs I've watched. I've subbed and look forward to more content. Thanks
We appreciate the support! More videos going live soon :)
Yes, it was good showed what I wanted to see simple and to the point without crazy nonsense.
What would prevent someone using that handrail to lock you in the camper?
First thing I thought of as well when I saw that! LOL
@@mambi74 ...With only one door to exit that is a scary thought in case of fire or something.
as the door is pushed out with the bar across the door pops out and away.
@@xilei3070 how many campers have 2 exit doors? None, super emergency, window. just like your house
@@tj-kv6vr ...you are missing the point...by miles.
What happens if someone puts the bar over the door while your inside.... how would you get out
very nice unit and they do an amazing job getting the most out of the available space ,but, sorry to say, the camera makes it look much bigger, when you go look in person you will be surprised how small it really is.
I love these truck campers. I can't figure out how you can have a "basement" - if your batteries, etc. are tucked in that compartment, and you have to reach them, but camper is inside cab - looks like you would have to remove the camper from the cab just to do that?
First thing I noticed, I thought that was an awful design. Yeah let me pull my entire camper out of the bed of my truck just to replace the battery or do repairs.
The Wet Bath area is excellent.
I haven't seen anything like it on other RVs
I really like this tour. I think I like the 920 more though. Have you heard if there will be slides on a NuCamp?
Would like to see someone actually use all the space or options for these units. You could have a hanging bed setup outside underneath the front and really you could have a raised platform for the top. One that could be used for vsrious things for outdoor sleeping and more in right weather conditions.
This is amazing, but I don't know why anyone would want a table taking up so much space. I wouldn't be tempted to buy this for that reason alone. Everything else is truly wonderful.
Because it folds into a second bed.
Inside starts @ 9:15
I know the stock inverter won't supply the AC but do you offer an upgraded inverter that could handle an AC with an installed EasyStart soft starter? If so will that also require some rewiring or is the AC connected in some way to the inverter?
Thing is bad ass and looks super cozy!
Great job with the commercials TH-cam, great job....
If your inverter has a meltdown while it's in the truck, you're going to lose everything.
It would be better to have that on a rolling tray you can pull out the back.
For those of you who didn't catch it, the automatic light failed and turned back on after closing the wardrove at 10:50
Love it.there not cheap but ya can’t say ya don’t get what ya pay for. Perfect for work and play..for me anyway
Does that bumper come on the camper i love that tail light set up
What size is the bed?
One very small suggestion for the end of upper cabinet, they should add a small open shelf on either side. Very handy to put a flashlight, phone, pen or whatever nicnac would otherwise be in the way right next to mattress
is it a convection micro and is there any space for generator?
Nice camper. Really look close at your truck. My opinion is this is to heavy for almost all 3/4 trucks. There are some 2020s have the cargo capacity for this truck. Just be safe folks.
Very nice! I'd LOVE to have one of these!
You can set this down on a piece of land, build a functional bathroom and you will have a decent tiny house. Maybe slap a few solar panels and batteries.
I really like the design and features, and love the bed area. Although i dont think theres a need for a sink in the bathroom since theres a kitchen sink a couple feet away.
I came down here to see if anybody else had commented first but I can't get past the locks, so I'm just going to say I hope there's a way to turn off that automatic light when you open the door thing. Because sometimes you don't want a light coming on in the interior.
The low water drain awesome!
Is this camper bullet proof of .50 cal and bomb blast proof? If not, we need something that can be proof to keep the peoples inside safe.
*Very little could withstand a 'Ma-Deuce'...a bomb maybe, but not that*
*The other thing it could not withstand is 'HOA' regulations*
Besides all of the other issues that others have brought up, to me it seems like the switch for the awning is in a horrible place. I can't imagine having to reach through all of the junk that gets stored in that locker just to open and close the awning. It seems as if they could have put the switch behind the weather cap, with the duplex. Or even just mounted on it's own with marine grade switches. Why would they bury a switch in the back of a storage bin???
I loove the daylight leds!!
The base price MSRP for the 2021 Cirrus 820 is $40,296.Mar 3, 20
Ouch.
No locks for exterior storage doors?
That is saved for 2022 😂
Great job on the video but don't be afraid to crack a joke once in a while, even if it bombs, because that's funny too. That aside it's a really sweet truck camper with an impressive amount of interior storage. It's definitely on the heavy side for most 3/4 tons but not a problem at all for most 1 tons. And a lot of the truck campers are really pushing the limits on the 1 tons these days.
Thanks for checking out the video!
This a true 4 season camper? All plumbing interior? Insulation? wanted to see front window open too kinda unique
I made it 5 minutes and got 4 commercials. Im out - that's greed bro.
Get an ad blocker
Im out too. Thanks
Ya that's annoying when they got the advertising set to the maximum setting.
I didn't see a single one, adblocker plus is free.
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