This will be our next trailer, if we ever decide to upgrade the Casita. The quality appears to be excellent. Thank you for the no BS walk-through, with no idiotic music, small talk or unwanted personal details.
Rusty I really like how you did this RV tour. You got to the point on each detail without fooling around like other channels that start to talk about how their foot hurts and that they have to go to the doctor to check their hip and how excited they are about going to see their mother in law. No ! that should be edited out. You don't talk about all that nonsense. So thank you sir for your videos. Lets get Rusty to 100 thousand subscribers as soon as possible. Remember Rusty to wear your sunglasses on sunny days and adios amigo.
That is a QUALITY rig .... The fiberglass shell units are the most reliable, "Long Term" !!!! Nearly zero chance of any structural rot, or warping, delaminating panels ..... and a GREAT shower too !!!!!!
There's no way otherwise to discern that it's a quality product because their web site SUCKS! It is devoid of any marketing or the slightest bit of eye catching elements. Built by a middle-schooler.
@@TheYankmchain This is true, but they have an 18 month weighting period with no marketing other than word of mouth and these types of YT vids. I don’t have one, but a good friend does and and I can tell you that are very well made. He’s had his for about 12 years with no issues.
Yep, definitely one of the best quality "Bumper Pulls" built in North America. A step above even Airstream, and in my opinion only Oliver and ATC even come close. Depreciation is also nearly non-existent in a trailer like this. This is the direction you should have went Rusty.
I wonder if you can get it without the oven, three burner stove and big microwave? I'm not making Thanksgiving dinner on my camping trips. That said, we love our Casita, but this is really appealing.
If you bought the Bigfoot for $50K and sold the Casita for $20K, you'd be out $30K for a whole new home. Pretty cool. Maybe even nicer than the cabin. 👍🇺🇸❤
Bigfoot wanted to leave/ He thought and thought/ His wife said NO NO/ Guess what he bought/ All fiberglass with a bath/ And a bed for two/ A cool sweet RV/ And it was all brand new/ No more in the woods/ Like the uncivilized bears do/ He will relax and read/ And flush away his poooooooh/
@@cajunjamis9001 ....and it was out of sight. Mr. Bigfoot said, "continue the banjo poetic fight because he's never experience such crazy insipid metaphysical off-the-rocker delight."
I have a 2018 camper version of the Bigfoot line, like the one seen briefly in the video. Like the trailer, the workmanship is first class. Everything is solid feeling, and all cabinet doors shut with a deep thud. No flexing or shaking when shutting them. And Bigfoot doesn't use gimp molding to hide gaps between surfaces because precision cutting eliminates gaps. The wire runs under the cabinets are bundled neatly with straps that are screwed securely. And the dual paned windows, being glass rather than acrylic, won't scratch or turn milky over time. I expect this to be the last RV I'll ever need to buy.
Thanks for the tour. I love Bigfoot trailers. They are heavier than the Olivers. I’ve got a f 1-50 but even w my tow package rating for over 9,000 I’d probably want a bigger truck for this unit. Depreciation of slightly used Bigfoot seems to be greater than Oliver so I’m seriously considering the smaller Bigfoot, but I love the duel axle and independent suspension. I believe also the Bigfoot frame is steel and some Oliver users have had some frame welds fail while using the weight distribution hitch on washboard roads.
shouldibehere I have. I think they use rivets to join the two shells together? If I remember correctly the Bigfoot and Oliver do not. They also use a plywood floor between gelcoat and fiberglass to strengthen which I don’t think the other two do. Really nice units though!
Bigfoot trailers provide more more bang for the buck than Oliver. A well appointed Oliver is over $80k. Plus I much prefer Bigfoot interiors and they have larger windows in better locations than the Oliver
Yea, but for me I prefer the Bigfoot over Oliver. The much prefer the Bigfoot interior, it has much more windows, and an by the time you add all the options, a well appointed dual axel Oliver is $80k+
Rusty, I really like that big foot camper. Large enough for my 4 ft Great Pyrenees. But after paying for that bill. I would have to get a large truck.. too bad my 4 Runner will not pull that. (sad, :( ) SO nice. too.
This Bigfoot is bigger on the inside and better made than the Class C you are getting. Hmmm get it instead of the Class C then you could still explore in the truck where ever you camp.
Thanks to Rusty, we get a better view of this trailer than their web site. The Buffalo RV web site is absolutely terrible. It's as dry as a popcorn fart.
You are one big tease, that Bigfoot is beautiful! I’ll bet that salesman was in awe of the knowledge you have on RVs. He’ll quit following you around after a couple of more units! But he was nice!
Boondocking with Dennis, you know why it’s fun to watch these vids, is that Rusty takes us shopping! And we get to see all kinds of campers without leaving the house! This is a wonderful unit, would love to see Bigfoot and the other fiberglass campers venture into Class C’s. Hope you’re having a good day!
They are not actually any lighter, possibly a little, but the 25RQ he is showing in the vid is 7500 lb GVWR if I recall. My 21RB is 7000 lb GVWR and empty is above 5000 lbs. The bigger the tow vehicle the better the tow. I pull mine with a '03 RAM 2500 CTD, and really would not want to pull it with a "half ton" unless it had a max tow package or similar.
Made in Canada those Bigfoot’s are you say should be very cheap for you Rusty your lucky you got the big yankee buck right now it only costs you about 35% less to buy it compared to the rest of the world but that’s luxury some people still live in a van out there.
Hi Rusty,A year and a half ago I bought a used,24 footer Bigfoot,It’s 20 years old,And almost looks brand new!And everything still works on it fine,I bought it in British Columbia,That’s where they are made in Canada!
Rusty I notice you wear Boat Town shirts from time to time. Did you use to work there? I could definitely see you selling RV's for a living! You're a natural.
Nice unit. But it shares the major flaw of most RV/TT units, in the AC dropdown being right where we need the most height, in front of the kitchen. Not good for us tall guys. Love that front storeage box though.
Airstream has had a ducted AC system for the last few years, which is really nice. The ducts run between the interior and exterior aluminium hulls and there are 6-8 vents throughout the cabin which can be turned on and off and spin to change direction. It allows the cabin temperature to vary as needed. People in the bedroom can sleep cold while people in the dining are can choose to be warmer.
Nice setup. I was thinking about your present setup and your future setup. Do you think you will miss driving your truck on short trips if you sell your truck. You seem to enjoy your little trips and you take us with you.
A 60k motorhome will be worth $20k in 5 years and it will be terrible to camp in. Motors homes suck unless you’ve got $150k to spend. Also I want my truck to explore with after the camp site is set up.
Was excited by the floorplan and specs, but very disappointed by the old fashioned "RV interior". Just so drab and 1980's looking! Oliver and Airstream win for their interiors.
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This will be our next trailer, if we ever decide to upgrade the Casita. The quality appears to be excellent. Thank you for the no BS walk-through, with no idiotic music, small talk or unwanted personal details.
good luck
Started the tradition in the 1980's with Bolers, now they're building bigfoots out of Armstrong BC... Super trailers, great insulation, 4 season.
Rusty I really like how you did this RV tour. You got to the point on each detail without fooling around like other channels that start to talk about how their foot hurts and that they have to go to the doctor to check their hip and how excited they are about going to see their mother in law. No ! that should be edited out. You don't talk about all that nonsense. So thank you sir for your videos. Lets get Rusty to 100 thousand subscribers as soon as possible. Remember Rusty to wear your sunglasses on sunny days and adios amigo.
thanks
I really love this trailer!!! The quality is amazing!!!
I want one.
Cool
"And they're breathing...hopefully." LOL
That's a good looking rig! Thank you for the tour
That's a little luxury house on wheels, very nice! 👍
What a great looking RV! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for showing us this one Rusty, this is definitely the best one yet for the money. I could easily live in this little jewel. 👍👍
Very nice layout.
I am in love with this travel trailer....
Thanks 😊..I wish you would show more trailers..I wanted to see the ones next to that one.. thanks 😊..hello from south Louisiana 😁🤗🍺🍻👌👍😁🤗🐊🐊🐊🐊🐊🐊😁🤗
Next time
Very nice
My favorite Bigfoot floorplan. Best one they make. BF trailers are 1st class quality. 4 season living
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@@underdog8896 Not as nice. Small fridge not as good a layout and smaller than the BF
What a great camper!
That 24 Foot Bigfoot travel trailer is incredible👌😁😉 HUGE
Very nice trailer. I glimpsed the truck bed RV next to it. Thanks for the tour.
This is a super rig. I really like this one. Will not have to be concerned about leaks. Great rig
That would be my choice in travel trailer if I was to get one. Worth every penny
Sure is nice. Could easily live in that.
Wow !! 🤩 I’ll take it. 👍👍👍
Great review Rusty. Very nice unit. 🎉
That is a beautiful trailer. Thank you for giving us the tour. Looking forward to seeing your Class C. Take care sir.
sweet trailer!
I was very impressed with the quality of the bigfoot travel trailer. Rusty, you would make a great salesman!
Dang, wish you had shown that camper right next to it. Good stuff!
That is a QUALITY rig .... The fiberglass shell units are the most reliable, "Long Term" !!!! Nearly zero chance of any structural rot, or warping, delaminating panels ..... and a GREAT shower too !!!!!!
There's no way otherwise to discern that it's a quality product because their web site SUCKS! It is devoid of any marketing or the slightest bit of eye catching elements. Built by a middle-schooler.
@@TheYankmchain Yes, it is unfortunate. A couple years ago I sent them an email regarding its deficiencies but to no avail.
@@TheYankmchain This is true, but they have an 18 month weighting period with no marketing other than word of mouth and these types of YT vids. I don’t have one, but a good friend does and and I can tell you that are very well made. He’s had his for about 12 years with no issues.
Rusty, I think this may be your new home! Loving it!!
Now to somehow save up lol
Spiffy! The Canadians do build nice RVs, nice to know there's a source for them in Texas.
Thank you so much for this video Rusty, I may just sell our Casita for this one!
I’d Love to have the twin bed model, They really are some nice trailers. Good Lil video, it will get a lot of views
Thanks 👍
Yep, definitely one of the best quality "Bumper Pulls" built in North America. A step above even Airstream, and in my opinion only Oliver and ATC even come close. Depreciation is also nearly non-existent in a trailer like this. This is the direction you should have went Rusty.
That’s a goody!!!! Smile!!!
Nice trailer Rusty. Thanks for the tour. We have the Escape 21. Also made in Canada. Bought used for 28k. They really hold their value.
CAJUN Jamis Nothing is happening anytime soon due to border closures.
Wow... if only!!!! I “might” get hubby to go with me in this one.
I wonder if you can get it without the oven, three burner stove and big microwave? I'm not making Thanksgiving dinner on my camping trips. That said, we love our Casita, but this is really appealing.
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Wow good quality! You too.
Looks like the granddaddy of the Casitas!
That carpet on the ceiling doesn’t stop the condensation it just hides it. Think MOLD! Buy a small dehumidifier.
Rusty I like the Big Foot better than the class C. You have room to walk around the bed plus the show looks larger.
Watch out, Rusty has been known to change on a dime!
If you bought the Bigfoot for $50K and sold the Casita for $20K, you'd be out $30K for a whole new home. Pretty cool. Maybe even nicer than the cabin. 👍🇺🇸❤
Bigfoot wanted to leave/
He thought and thought/
His wife said NO NO/
Guess what he bought/
All fiberglass with a bath/
And a bed for two/
A cool sweet RV/
And it was all brand new/
No more in the woods/
Like the uncivilized bears do/
He will relax and read/
And flush away his poooooooh/
@Dale Pointer. Lol!😂😂😂 someone should tell me “no” before I buy vehicles! I probably wouldn’t listen though! Lol!
@@Hellcatgranny_ 😁😁😁
@@Hellcatgranny_ 😅😅😅
@@cajunjamis9001
You are right. The two should never jive; they must divide. Cajun has insight and his comment does bite. Thanks....
@@cajunjamis9001
....and it was out of sight. Mr. Bigfoot said, "continue the banjo poetic fight because he's never experience such crazy insipid metaphysical off-the-rocker delight."
Did you see the truck camper next to it? BF truck campers are just as nice as their trailers
@@cajunjamis9001 thanks!
I have a 2018 camper version of the Bigfoot line, like the one seen briefly in the video. Like the trailer, the workmanship is first class. Everything is solid feeling, and all cabinet doors shut with a deep thud. No flexing or shaking when shutting them. And Bigfoot doesn't use gimp molding to hide gaps between surfaces because precision cutting eliminates gaps. The wire runs under the cabinets are bundled neatly with straps that are screwed securely. And the dual paned windows, being glass rather than acrylic, won't scratch or turn milky over time. I expect this to be the last RV I'll ever need to buy.
I would return the class C, keep the truck and get this. This thing is amazing, high quality.
🇨🇦❤ Made in BC Canada❤🇨🇦 like me😍❤🇨🇦👍🤣😂😎 wait till you see my Taylor Coach Rusty!! Made in Millgrove Ontario Canada, B.E.S.T. Rv made!!! 👍🇨🇦🏆
@@cajunjamis9001 I subscribe to No Legs No Problem, his dog Fluffy is hilarious😍
Very nice unit Rusty. Looks to be very well made. A lot of money but it would probably last a lifetime!
Needs a BATHTUB and a TV in the bedroom
Thanks for the tour. I love Bigfoot trailers. They are heavier than the Olivers. I’ve got a f 1-50 but even w my tow package rating for over 9,000 I’d probably want a bigger truck for this unit. Depreciation of slightly used Bigfoot seems to be greater than Oliver so I’m seriously considering the smaller Bigfoot, but I love the duel axle and independent suspension. I believe also the Bigfoot frame is steel and some Oliver users have had some frame welds fail while using the weight distribution hitch on washboard roads.
Have you considered an Escape?
shouldibehere I have. I think they use rivets to join the two shells together? If I remember correctly the Bigfoot and Oliver do not. They also use a plywood floor between gelcoat and fiberglass to strengthen which I don’t think the other two do. Really nice units though!
Bigfoot trailers provide more more bang for the buck than Oliver. A well appointed Oliver is over $80k. Plus I much prefer Bigfoot interiors and they have larger windows in better locations than the Oliver
What's sad is that the comments on quality used to be attributed to USA built. It's Canadian built, and quality in ANY product should be expected.
nice but did not see a compressor fridge?
Lord please bless me to get this one and proper tow vehicle. Amen.
50k? Not this year, today that lot has a 90k USED bigfoot on their website...
$50k 3 years ago, now $95k!
Interesting him mentioning he sources most units out of Canada...long haul to Central Tx, but better quality...
Escape trailers, Bigfoot, Northern-Lite, Armadillo, Trillium. All high quality fiberglass monocoque design
No mention about suspension, axles, frame material...? Nice review otherwise.
it does not have any of those
They're breathing, hopefully!!! Ha!
Rusty always quick with the witty comments
LOL, fingers crossed :) :)
🤣
Bigfoots and Olivers are the creme de la creme.
Yea, but for me I prefer the Bigfoot over Oliver. The much prefer the Bigfoot interior, it has much more windows, and an by the time you add all the options, a well appointed dual axel Oliver is $80k+
1/2 ton towable too !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What’s the model #? I really like this one!
25RBQ....I have 2017
Rusty, I really like that big foot camper. Large enough for my 4 ft Great Pyrenees. But after paying for that bill. I would have to get a large truck.. too bad my 4 Runner will not pull that. (sad, :( ) SO nice. too.
This Bigfoot is bigger on the inside and better made than the Class C you are getting. Hmmm get it instead of the Class C then you could still explore in the truck where ever you camp.
Thanks to Rusty, we get a better view of this trailer than their web site. The Buffalo RV web site is absolutely terrible. It's as dry as a popcorn fart.
You are one big tease, that Bigfoot is beautiful! I’ll bet that salesman was in awe of the knowledge you have on RVs. He’ll quit following you around after a couple of more units! But he was nice!
We need to pick up a matching set my friend and hit the road! 😂
Boondocking with Dennis, you know why it’s fun to watch these vids, is that Rusty takes us shopping! And we get to see all kinds of campers without leaving the house! This is a wonderful unit, would love to see Bigfoot and the other fiberglass campers venture into Class C’s. Hope you’re having a good day!
Beautiful rig , you would probably need a diesel to tow...........
Nope. They are lightweight for their size.
They are not actually any lighter, possibly a little, but the 25RQ he is showing in the vid is 7500 lb GVWR if I recall. My 21RB is 7000 lb GVWR and empty is above 5000 lbs. The bigger the tow vehicle the better the tow. I pull mine with a '03 RAM 2500 CTD, and really would not want to pull it with a "half ton" unless it had a max tow package or similar.
@@CharlesinGA FOR THEIR SIZE. Compared some other construction methods.
Made in Canada those Bigfoot’s are you say should be very cheap for you Rusty your lucky you got the big yankee buck right now it only costs you about 35% less to buy it compared to the rest of the world but that’s luxury some people still live in a van out there.
What year is this Bigfoot?
that’s nice but the older ones had solid oak for the cabinets.
Was that a 1/2 bath or full?
full
Rusty78609 🙏 thanks
Hi Rusty,A year and a half ago I bought a used,24 footer Bigfoot,It’s 20 years old,And almost looks brand new!And everything still works on it fine,I bought it in British Columbia,That’s where they are made in Canada!
I got Yee! Hahaha 😎
I thought Rusty78609 would get a bigfoot, but he chose a class C.
Rusty I notice you wear Boat Town shirts from time to time. Did you use to work there? I could definitely see you selling RV's for a living! You're a natural.
Cool video talk rusty lol
👍👍
Nice unit. But it shares the major flaw of most RV/TT units, in the AC dropdown being right where we need the most height, in front of the kitchen. Not good for us tall guys. Love that front storeage box though.
Airstream has had a ducted AC system for the last few years, which is really nice. The ducts run between the interior and exterior aluminium hulls and there are 6-8 vents throughout the cabin which can be turned on and off and spin to change direction. It allows the cabin temperature to vary as needed. People in the bedroom can sleep cold while people in the dining are can choose to be warmer.
Why not give a link were we can click on Rusty instead of us having to go back 3 times for what you told us
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Thought Bigfoot went out of business. Guess not! Do they still make Class C's?
No, just trailers and truck campers
Get this trailer Rusty LoL
Looks very dated for new
Buy it trusty you bought everything else.
Who needs a sales man? We got 78609. 👍 Now just buy it. Thank you for not wearing a mask.
Nice setup. I was thinking about your present setup and your future setup. Do you think you will miss driving your truck on short trips if you sell your truck. You seem to enjoy your little trips and you take us with you.
may not sell the truck
But it doesnt have a motor? for another 10 Grand you can get an actual motor home, trailers are way over priced..
What are you going to get for an extra $10k that is built as well as this? Post a link
@@SarasotaTim WRONG. Never for something like the Bigfoot. You are thinking if stick built trailers. Apples and rocks
Well? @th-cam.com/channels/nD0qbx4GpgaZm6-vCgHxTA.html
@@cajunjamis9001 Right, $60k more but they are nice
A 60k motorhome will be worth $20k in 5 years and it will be terrible to camp in. Motors homes suck unless you’ve got $150k to spend. Also I want my truck to explore with after the camp site is set up.
Was excited by the floorplan and specs, but very disappointed by the old fashioned "RV interior". Just so drab and 1980's looking! Oliver and Airstream win for their interiors.
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No,not for me.