Now I could FULL TIME in This Class B Camper Van!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ย. 2024
- 2021 Winnebago Solis 59PX
Hey everyone welcome back to another video! Today I am super excited were taking a look at a Class B Motorhome that sleeps 4 people. This is the 2021 Winnebago Solis 59px. And yes you heard me right this Camper Van Transports and sleeps 4 people safely and comfortably can someone say #VanLife LOL Let me tell you guys something as you all know I am not a fan of Class B Vans but this Winnebago Solis is one of the coolest class B motorhomes ive ever seen! Actually its one of the coolest RVs Ive seen period! I know you will love this video! If you want to Stealth Camp then this is the Van for you!
SORRY EVERYONE I CALLED THIS A 59P its the 59PX So the TIP to TIP Length is 21ft.
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Matt Foxcroft
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Specs
Sleeps 4
Length 21 ft
Ext Width 6 ft 8 in
Ext Height 8 ft 11 in
Int Height 6 ft 2 in
Hitch Weight 3500 lbs
Gross Weight 8900 lbs
Fresh Water Capacity 21 gals
Grey Water Capacity 20 gals
Generator Onan QG 2800i
Fuel Type Gasoline
Engine 3.6L V6
Chassis Ram ProMaster
Horsepower 280 hp
Fuel Capacity 24 gals
Wheelbase 159 in
Available Beds Murphy
Refrigerator Type Single Door Compressor Driven with Freezer
Cooktop Burners 2
Axle Weight Front 4629 lbs
Axle Weight Rear 5291 lbs
LP Tank Capacity 24.96 lbs
Water Heater Capacity 2.6 gal
Gross Combined Weight 11500 lbs
Shower Type Wet/Bath Shower
Electrical Service 30 amp
Matt doesn't realize it , but he's starting to like class B's....
Likes: the lower bedroom
Dislikes: price
Would like to see: with the back door open a extended screen room for more living space.
Last: Matt's longest class B review...
We will convert him...lol
I think Andrea was a great addition to this Chanel because she brings a women's point of view. I like this other then the size of the fridge and No TV...
You should always try to keep the make and model in your title so it shows up for people searching that particular model. Love watching you struggle with the unfamiliar features. True dedication!
Matt.....you are not annoying, Andrea......you're a beautiful natural force of nature! Love listening to you. #vanlife
Another feature on the pop top is on warm days, open the windows in it and let heat escape. #vanlife
Are you sure this is a 59 P? Looks like a 59 PX to me.....yep, That IS a PX because of air conditioning and the aft storage extended area.
How do have an RV without ac?
I like the lower bed. Don’t like the bath room shower or the floor with the step. The rest I like about it. Thank you Matt and Andrea.
Okay, that bathroom scene made me laugh out loud!! Yeah, I’d rather poop in the woods, too! 🤣🤣 All in all, this is such a cool van!
not if it's raining!
Yet another great review
They should make another model without lower bed and make kitchen,dinette,bathroom bigger
Hey #vanlife guys
I would love to see that unit on an AWD Transit. It's small enough to be a daily driver, could easily carry some lumber etc for those DIY projects, as well as be your camper. This could be parked in residential areas where RVs are not allowed. If it's your daily driver what can they do. Matt, as far as your feelings on the seating position, I understand your feelings and then I rented one recently and ended up loving the driver's view etc. Just takes getting used to. The hood just slopes a little more than the Transit. The Transit AWD drives like a sport sedan. Very tight. Please Winnebago. My first of 14 RVs was a VW pop top. I loved sleeping in the " loft". Good review my #vanlife friends. General RV has made a stellar decision to use you full-time. Love your reviews. You make a great team.
Three things I love:
1. Great value for all it offers. Solar, pop top, garage area, outdoor shower with door curtains.
2. Pop up and bed in back.
3. Storage capacity. I want a full time RV and this is one that is close to storage needs.
Three things I don't like;
1. Small fridge.
2. No TV
3. Was there a microwave/convection oven?
Is this 4 season? If not, that's a big issue.
Some Roadtrek models, the smaller ones have a small wetbath with a drain in the galley floor.
I want this RV!
You two are awesome! I love that you showed it in real life just like we would all be doing it for the first time. 😊 Thank you for being real. 💗
Likes:
1. That big shower area in the back with the pole across! How cool!!
2. Omg I can’t believe how many features they packed into this tiny van! The storage everywhere you look!
3. They still found a way to give you an indoor bathroom. Wow.
4. Most important to me is the easy to make giant bed in the back! I love that it flips so easily and the table option.
Dislikes:
1. Hard to actually use the shower. Don’t tease me like that. LOL 😆
2. I don’t need the pop up with all the other features and the big bed in back. I would rather have a regular roof with solar.
3. Class B’s never have enough fridge. 🤷🏼♀️
Jodi Evans thank you ☺️
#VANLIFE I could see this as an option.
Three things I like:
1. Outside shower setup - Matt didn't set it up right, but it's pretty cool. I wonder if Winnebago sells a setup to make an outdoor room over the open rear doors.
2. Reminds me of my 1978 VW camper with the pop-top. I might even choose to sleep up there if I can haul my old butt up there. There is so much more storage though, just amazing, and the kitchen is magnificent. It looks like the driving experience would be similar, it looks like it has that cab-over-wheels look to it.
3. The Murphy bed below is awesome. You can carry whatever you want in the back, bikes, surfboards, kayaks, outdoor screen patio; that's awesome.
Three things I don't like"
1. The indoor bathroom is more trouble than it's worth. There's no vent for the bathroom (it'd have to be a side vent).The old VWs didn't offer them, and I think that's still true up to the last production year. They might could have a N-S bed then.
2. No awning. Hopefully you can have it as an option.
3. It seems pretty expensive. The Tofino would be another option on the same platform, although it is shorter.
Matt vs. the ladder #Vanlife
Nice! Love this 59PX (x is for extra long about 18 inches) the PX has ac and the generator
Without a doubt, you two make the absolute best RV videos! Having said that..I don’t like class B’s either. This thing is just a van with storage and a roof top tent.
Love you guys and your hard work and honesty. I do not hate this class B #vanlife but do not really like it. The big deal killer it's a Dodge and the price. So with that said I'll shut up now. Good video and stay safe ya'll.
WOW .... LOVE this Class B ... So many pluses to it !!! "Thanks" for doing such a GREAT review... (as ALWAYS) :) :) :) :)
Will you throw in the extra license plate frame screw for free? 😂
Not without the magic hashtag!
Sorry, that’s an upgrade 😼
#vanlife License Plate Screw
I just want a Matt sticker! #vanlife
Ha Ha LMAO #VanLife
Dislikes: 1. All the engineering you have to do in order to use this RV, put the ladder together, assemble the curtain rod, lifting the loft (seemed to be heavy), converting the bed. 2. Not sure about the cab area, I agree with Matt, just seems a little high. 3. Price on class B RV's seems to be really high.
Likes: 1. Storage in the kitchen and bedroom area. 2. Kitchen counter space. 3. Screens on back and side doors.
Love how the outside looks like an average van but the inside is like a mini apartment. Dislike the shower/bathroom size but it all seems pretty manageable to live in with 2 adults or more!
Andrea and #VanLife...lovin' it!
Fun watching you guys explore this van. Kudos to Matt for climbing into that upper area! #vanlife
This class B is impressive. Perhaps Winnebago could do a color variation on the floor to separate the step area from the rest of the floor. That monochromatic gray color just allows both floor levels to blend in too easily. If done tastefully, it could add...maybe an Art Deco accent. 😉 As for the wet bath, I think they could engineer a waterproof “roll top”, but vertically moving door as the solution for additional space in the bathroom. If one section in the storage area above the cab had a metal panel, a small tv could be attached by a magnetic bar. The tv could be stored in that area as well. Just some ideas that could possibly make #vanlife a little more homelike. Matt and Andrea bring so much enthusiasm to every review. Their honesty and humor brings me back for more.
3 Likes:
1: Multifunctional rear area with cargo space, bed, and tie downs
2: Pop-up roof loft/bed
3: Good interior storage
3 Dislikes:
1: Tiny wet bath
2: Front end styling is hideous
3: Dangerous step
Likes: generator, screens, loft
Dislikes: bar hook-up for outside shower, tankless hot water (reputation for being extremely expensive on mandatory cleanings 2-3x per year), gas mileage. #vanlife
I would like to see this in Ford Transit - with class b reduces HOA nightmare fights! 🤞 I hope!
#VanLife Matt and Andrea it's so great to see you back without rules. Sad to see have seen General put restrictions on you two.
This is the 59PX not the 59P so this version is roughly $30,000 more than the 59P because it has an air conditioner. The 59P does not have air conditioning. Thor also already makes the same van without it looking so industrial on the inside. Thor Tellaro 20AT and also the Thor sequence 20A at a lower price point with lithium batteries included.
Basically, Winnebago copied Thor and Thor preamptively crushed Winnebago 2 years prior.
Thor also does not use those half ass cut out windows. Instead they have full-size windows that look way better and have nicer blinds. The A models are the only ones that also have the cassette toilet. The G model and L model have black tanks which make it a lot less versatile.
Class B’s require a lot of research to do reviews on them.
Yes I did mess up! But I dont think the PX is $30,000 More. Its shows to be $89,900 on GeneralRV Website
The MSRP on the PX is approx. $16k more than a P, Matt's price of 89k is a great price generally they go from $90k on up, I had a salesman at Giant in California brag to me that they were selling them at full retail $119k and he couldn't keep them in stocks at that price, I went to La Mesa the next day and bought one for $94k
In the Cherry Red color which is a $2k upgrade. You will almost always pay more in California for a "B" van!
Scott Olsen I agree the Thor is much nicer and a better value at almost the same price. I’m pretty sure Thor copied the layout from hymer though.
I agree totally. So cool.
The longer one is best. Only drawback is no lithium package and yucky generator.
Like
1 zipper window shades. That is sooo camping.
2 back end tarp-patio
3 pop-up roof. Sooooo camping.
Add your own cheap Walmart light-duty tarp to make the back end a completely enclosed room.
Lost my wife at “wet bath”. Not your best presentation and the setup looks difficult. “Little storage” is an understatement.
Dislikes: 1) wet bath, 2) small bath/shower 3) uneven floors. Likes: 1) swivel front seats, 2) made for minimalists, 3) Leisure RVs.
#vanlife
So glad your and Andrea are showing more Class B’s !! But, be Careful. Ha. Ha.!! Y’all are Awesome!!
If I was in that van with three other people somebody would probably die.
Janice Crockett oh no 😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Love you guys! Got my husband hooked too. He said today that Matt is more like him than he is. lol. We own an older class B and love this new design especially the extra pop top bed, the big storage in the back and the extra seat belted seating. What we don't like about it is no microwave or convection and no outdoor storage but the deal breaker for us is the bathroom. It is even smaller than the one we already have in our B which is already a challenge for my husband. Thank you Matt and Andrea.
I don't like the ladder. A collapsible ladder or folding ladder rather than one that need assembly. Prefer more super C's.
I do like the price. One problem I know of is the fact the generator is under the floor and it makes routine maintenance extremely difficult. Remember the "loft" isn't really heated, it will be cold up there.
I like this. #vanlife And there should Dutch doors on the bathroom that expand to make the shower area larger - and a floor drain to let the grey water out.
HI MATT AND ANDREA..NICE CLASS B!❤1.POP TOP?👍2.TIRES NICE 3.GENERATOR AND LAYOUT HOOKUPS!😞1.LADDER ASSEMBLY 2.NO 4X4 2.OUTSIDE SHOWER!COMPETES WITH REVEL! WINNEBAGO SHOULD BUILD SOLIS IN 4X4! GREAT REVIEW KIDS!👍❤
Thanks for showing me why Class B’s should NEVER be purchased or even considered suitable for camping. Likes: Can’t find any. Dislikes: too numerous to mention! Love your show and your presentations are always great. Enjoy!
Maybe an American thing, but everywhere else in the world these are extremely popular because you can drive them on any road and park them in a regular car park. The American style oversize motorhome simply wouldn't fit on most of our roads, you'd be confined to freeways only which isn't much fun.
Thanks for reviewing the Solis!
Likes
Pop top tent
The additional seats with 3 point belts
The four season capability
Dislike
Cassette toilet
Tank sizes
Step location
Parking brake location
I guess I should put #Vanlife in my comments! I think if I was trying to do more "stealth camping" this would be a good choice. Things I like: that 1800+ lb carrying capacity, that onboard generator (assuming it matches the same fuel as the van) and, that popup. Things I don't like: the uneven flooring, which is a trip hazard, don't try to walk around while it's going down the road, and I'm still not a fan of that murphy bed. I'd really want an awning (mechanical is fine), since that might add some living space if it had screened in walls.
It all depends upon what folks want. I'm a towable/Class C fan. I don't dislike this camper, but it's not what I'd want. I do have to admit, this camper can camp anywhere, from boondocking at a beach, to a few days in a Walmart, to a few days at a friend's house. So you could save a lot of $ by not staying at a campground. This is the kind of camper that you could drive across the US, visit dozens of places, and park anywhere.
MAT don't be mad at me but I will most likely buy two Motor homes. I will buy for in town or any drive that will be over 60 mins. I will use the Hyundai Motor home . Its MUCH better than this van and other vans and the pricing fully load is under 80k. Small and very smartly layout. I have two kiddos with Autism and they always have to stop to use the bathroom. Now for when we do real road trips, I will mostly buy a class Super C with bunk-beds or a Super Motor Home with bunk-beds. I need washer and dryer, I like the bunk-beds in the back of the RV. I need two 1.5 bathrooms, tvs, heated floors. etc. Smile I have my plan. Smile..thanks for doing what you do!
I also love the daily driver that’s why I like the class b
❤️❤️❤️ the fact you can bring kids and they have a seat with seat belts
❤️❤️❤️ counter space is awesome
❤️❤️❤️ pop top with bed and the cross ventilation windows and the fan!
❤️❤️ out door shower and the screens
❤️❤️big master bed and storage galore for class b
☹️☹️☹️the step ups. (Uneven floor)
☹️☹️ bathroom door needs better water proofing
☹️ I agree when you can’t see the end of hood it seems awkward but I do like sitting up high to avoid car lights at night when traveling.
By far the best Class B I’ve seen! #vanlife. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
If Matt and Andrea reviewed socks I’d watch. Matt....your jumps are getting higher. 🤘🏻#vanlife
My parents had a VW camper van when I was a kid. Many great memories. 👍🏻
Hard for me to do a list, so here's my thoughts. I think this looks like a nice weekender for a family with younger kids. Seatbelts for four all facing forward, and sleeping room in the loft for two kids. A step up from tent camping, but can also be used to drive people around town, and load up some lumber in the back.
That said, for my uses (if I could get into the loft, which is not likely), I could see something like this as a great idea. I'd just want the lower area with no bed in the back, and instead a larger kitchen and wet bath and more storage. That's pretty specific to a 1-2 person setup that I couldn't really make use of anyway, but it seems like a better use of the space. I have trouble seeing something this size as made for 4 people.
I do want to add my one very big like, which is the lower bed area (considering what I just said above … lol). I think that's a really well designed setup for sleeping and storage and would like to see it in something without the loft or the front dinette. It reminds me of their Revel model that has bump-outs to make that an almost 80" bed. Again, I see these as 2 person vans, so seating and sleeping 3-4 people doesn't have to be part of every design.
Edit: #vanlife
I like this one, great job Matt and Andrea!! #Vanlife
Love your videos! That is a Cassette Toilet. There was a door on the outside you passed by. The sewer connection on the outside was only for the grey water✌️#vanlife
You Guys are so funny and real. Love the videos🤣 #vanlife
Thank you ☺️
Thanks Paul😆👍
Matt grows on you. I actually like his videos even though I have no intention of buying an rv.
#VanLife Matt I challenge any and all manufacturers to produce more made to order platforms. The days of the 60's and 70's for purchasing a new vehicle optioned out exactly the way you wanted and then built are sadly gone. Let's bring this back in the motorhome industry.
My 3 negative: very tiny bathroom, no adaptive cruise control on Promasters, passenger seats small. 3 positives: "Garage" is awesome, 3 point passenger seatbelts, poptop W/AC
Forgot: #vanlife
Andrea knows what's up with stealth vanlife! Also light colors might keep it cooler temp wise.
One more thing #vanlife guys
I just don't understand why class b's are so expensive. I used to be in the luxury conversion van business. We put the Windows in, insulated the van, used a 3/4 ton loaded chassis, added rear heat and AC, used top of the line seating, leather and wall fabrics and lots of walnut trim with a gorgeous finish and put the high top on and tons of electronics and full body paint and nice wheels for a dealer cost of under $10k in 2000. I know things have gone up, but WOW these B prices are nuts.
I hate everything, Fridge to small, sink not deep enough, lots of trip hazards, the bathroom door doesn't close, no microwave, no oven, there's nothing nice about this RV
No tv also. At least I didn’t see one.
@@adorbsabby7425 I was going to say the same thing, No TV
No place to sit and chill...prop your feet up. It's a horrible set up.
@@jessicarissanen Right? I thought the same thing.
Totally agree! Full time? No way.
I love the pop top and the under floor storage. I can't poop with the door ooen so it's a home depot bucket for me. I love how you don't edit your videos.
This is far too complicated and too much work. Buy a small Class C for less.
THESTEELERSFAN lots easier and safer. I have to get up during the night for nature that fall from that bunk would be exciting.
Would love a class b, I just can't believe the prices
I liked the poptop with the cross breeze, the outdoor shower, and the 2nd camera angle! #vanlife
Looks like someone from VW had a hand in the design. Love to pop top & seating for four. Uneven floor is scary!#VanLife
For awhile there I thought I was watching Matt's RV Abuse! :^P Very nice of you to branch out to class B's though, Matt! #vanlife kudos!
Likes:
1. Interior space for bikes.
2. 12 volt quiet A/C and quiet generator.
3. Clever, versatile use of space.
Dislikes:
1. Fridge too small. I'd probably buy a Dometic Portable Fridge / Freezer unit and put it under the murphy bed.
2. No microwave.
3. Battery location. AGM batteries can live under the coach, but it would be hard to upgrade to lithium with that location due to heat and cold.
Love the white base and black trim. Would be great on travel trailers as well instead of the crazy wavy stripes and patterns.
A Class B got us interested in RV's again, but we're looking at C's mostly now. Winnebago has done a nice job on this one. My biggest objections to a B is the wet bath and you have to travel REALLY lightly. Nearly all Class B's are a bit on the pricey side when compared with other RV options.
Likes:Ram chassis sits up high
Outdoor shower
Overall good use of space, especially that smuggler hold in the floor in the back under the bed
Dislikes:So many zippers - I feel like I'm in my old Jeep Wrangler just waiting for one of those things to break
No microwave or oven, or more obviously, convection/microwave
As mentioned above, Class B prices are just too much, although you guys have this one priced well comparatively speaking.
Love to see class Bs! Let’s see one on the Ford Transit chassis with AWD!
B+ are really cool as well. Do a Leisure Travel Van review. #Van life
Agreed. Front-wheel-drive Promaster is the wrong choice here.
I agree. I can't wait to start seeing these on that Ford chassis.
@N Pooch I believe that this is the cheapest compared to Ford and Mercedes, and also that the Dodge has a slightly wider interior space? I'm not a fan of the chassis, but that seems to be the main benefits.
Matt. Thank you for all the information you provide. I do have a favor to ask, when reviewing any RV, please show us both with the slides in and out. Just to make it available to know if we can use either kitchen or rest room while it's all closed up while traveling instead of having to pull over and look for a rest area. Thanks!
Like- the pop top, convenient size and Murphy bed. Dislikes- the shelf that the Murphy bed rests on. (Seems like unused space), step that Andrea almost fell on. (I’ve seen a B that has a step cover to eliminate that problem). And the size of the bathroom. #Vanlife.
I bought the Solis XP which is the version with AC. I love it. Added sumo springs which made a huge difference in handling.
Dislike: 1. Generator hangs way down. Limits ground clearance. 2. The step right behind the seats. 3. No way to hook up water hose on outside. 4. Hate seat adjustment lever!!!
Like: 1. So versatile - everything you need is there. 2. The Murphy bed allows hauling big items. 3. It’s attractive yet functional. More storage than I expected.
#vanlife. I don’t like the tent topper. Seems dangerous depending on where you’re camping.
They wind test these pop tops up to some pretty gnarly wind speeds, if that's your concern. If you mean safety, then you might be thinking of the wrong use case. I wouldn't really use the pop top if I'm sitting in a Wal-Mart parking lot or a city street or anything like that, obviously. This is made to be boondocking out in nature. When people boondock in nature they often leave their doors and windows wide open anyway to enjoy the breeze and see the stars.
8:12 That drain is just the grey water tank. In this unit there's a cassette toilet and the door is that rectangle to the upper left at that timestamp. You unlock the door, push open the two buttons and take out the cassette toilet; it has a long handle like a suitcase so you can wheel it if you want, and dump it in some toilet or dump station. Hope this helps!
He doesn't know that it has a cassette toilet not the black tank.
Vinay Kumar I love that!
@@aniblair9650 you love cassette toilet??
Finally, a class B that isn't overpriced. The diagonal uneven floor in the front is a real liability. Bring the whole floor up and add storage bins like you did in the bed area. That outdoor shower area is too cumbersome.
We'd love to purchase a class B like this but we don't need the sports space in back or have children to take with us at this stage. So why not a version with the bath in back, with the murphy bed, with more storage space up front where the bath was, get rid of the extra belted chairs for even more storage, perhaps a bigger frig and more counter space and a microwave (with the option of not putting in the stove top -- we stopped cooking with that years ago), perhaps even save costs on not having the pop up consistent with a camper for 2 people. So close, Winnebago!
This didn’t feel like a 30+ minute review! I love how you two keep it entertaining. No microwave? Honestly, where’s it going to go? Probably better off going with a Instapot. Love the pop-up. Love this Class B and hope to see more. #vanlife
Holy crap, that was 30 mins? 🤦🏼♂️ insane.
Omg! I loved this video review. We are actually at the Winnebago factory in Forest city Iowa getting warranty work on our 2020 Winnebago Intent 30R done right now. We visited Lichtsinn RV here and toured a Solis. We loved so manny things about this class B. We love the Travato, but the price point isn’t right for us. The Solis does everything we want and more! You guys even pointed out things we didn’t notice like the storage under the floor and Especially the windows In the pop top.
We have been playing with the idea of driving a large class A and towing a class B. Now, this could be a reality for us.
Thank you so much. Please keep doing these video reviews. I live for these!!!!
Thank you so much for your RV video reviews it really does help us in our future goals and dreams.
#vanlife
Matt likes; everything, Dislikes; nothing! Ding Ding Ding chicken dinner
Wop, wop, wooo!
I recently saw a decibel test on that generator. The QG generators are much quieter!!!! You don't bother your neighbors.
#vanlife
excellent presentation... you didn't miss a beat. I would have screwed up and impaled myself on the shower rod.
Go Class B
Love the size, poptop, and bed... it needs a ladder, and a more affordableprice....
#vanlife
Love this van my son just ordered this van 59PX
Love the solar bathroom and platform bed great for off grid traveling and storage in the back of van😊💓
Storage for kitchen and clothes are limited water tank too small and lagoon table would have been better
I am really surprised at the lack of a microwave.
matt’s the only rv review channel i can tolerate anymore. love the videos
At last! Something that will fit on UK roads! 😁 #vanlife
If you're in the UK check out the Adria Sport 640 SGX. It is a similar format only much better 😁
I would be THAT naked person found unconscious after knocking myself out with that bar
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Thank you for doing a class B! Please do the Revel #vanlife
I LOOOVE the energy! 😁🤣🤣 Great tour 😎👍🏾
2nd 👍😆👍 #vanlife
Overall, I really like this Class B. It’s not too bad. Those steps looks dangerous though.
I'd love to see this with a Ford Transit chassis. It's all about the cup holders! I'll never understand the pricing of Class B motorhomes. I spent $25K less on my small class C, and I have seatbelts for six, and ten times the storage. I did love the old school pop-up sleeping! #vanlife
Love you both! #VanLife
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This is the #Vanlife version of a toy hauler. Having four adults traveling in this will set you close to the carrying capacity limit. Not for us, we’re too old. A class C seems so much easier.
Movie Projector Screen on the back of the VAN Instead of the Black Shower Curtain. #VANLIFE
or black one side, white the other... I can understand the black for extra opacity, as a privacy thing.
Matthew Sherman how about a shower projector that would liven up the campground 😂
@THESTEELERSFAN lolol... Um, no, then you have to wait for suit to dry, can't towel off and go
That woman did her best, I enjoyed 2 of you sharing this. Keep up the good work!
Great little layout #vanlife
That's Awesome, fully sufficient for VanLife living off grid 👍👍👍
Nice attire Andrea dress & sandals 🤩
Maria Teresa Fayyad thanks Maria ☺️
Way to hard to set up
No, Matt just didn't know what to do.
Too
#VAN LIFE: LOVE THIS SOLIS!!!👍👍
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I’ll have to disagree on this one-this isn’t the best class B I’ve seen by far. The best layout I’ve ever seen in a class b is the Leisure Travelvan Unity. It is incredible. For me, sure, the pop up roof bed is great, but there are so many others doing it already. Hymer is the leader of course, but the Airstream Interstate Nineteen & the 5 Mars Imagine are more that I would choose before this one. Maybe it was the camera angle, but y’all looked incredibly cramped, even for a class B. Anyway, 3 things I like: 1- rooftop bed with all the windows. 2- the built in zip up privacy shades; 3- the built in storage in the floors. Things I didn’t like: 1- that wet bath would be a dealbreaker alone for me; 2- the fridge was too small I’d have preferred they do a cabinet with a pull out domestic chest fridge/freezer; 3- the back bed area- where was the sofa? Was the cushion on the left supposed to serve as the sofa space? And if so, the table that pulled down was as high as the seating. I think we’ll have to agree to disagree on this one.
Ditto would like to see a leisure unity or wonder rear lounge review
Yah you can't use that as a sofa, there is no head room with the cabinets there.
that is a really awesome way to sleep 4 people! #vanlife
Matt, I love this!! I tried to call you to discuss - I'm so happy to know you are so busy AND that your vmail box is full. I'll keep trying. You both are awesome!
I think it would be helpful if the loft would lift with power rather than manually! #vanlife
That would add extra weight and price not to mention thats just another thing to break.
It wouldn't have to be a power lift, but a mechanism you can release or use while standing on the floor to raise and lower the loft.
The 3 things I like about this motorhome:
1. sleeps and seats 4
2. can also be used as a toy hauler
3. the loft
The 3 things I don't like about this motorhome:
1. the fridge and the pull out for extra counter space should be switched
2. the step ups
3. no microwave convection oven
I'm guessing the toilet swivels around so you can have room to take shower. #vanlife
Love:
-The price
-Seatbelts
-Lots of storage
Hate:
-Gimmicky roof tent thingy, looks so awkward to set up and use.
-bathroom, small, bad placement, plastic. The trivago and boldt are much better.
-The floorplan sucks in general.
thejose970 what do you expect from a class b, a full wall slide and enormous head room? It’s literally a camper van!
@@engineergaming4295 go look at a trivago or boldt then you'll see how nice they can be
$200k for a Class B Boldt with a wet bath....PASS
You hope nobody see you in the wild. Hashtag don't like #vanlife
Wish the sink had a retractable spray nozzle, overall... a nice little #vanlife vehicle. GREAT use of space. they did an amazing job. I would like to see a propane external hook up, to plug in a stove/bbq. I would be interested to see that on the Mercedes chassis, but that would drive the price up. 5 Stars overall.
I like it #vanlife
#VanLife more RV designs for aging couples who really love TV. Due to back issues I've been sleeping in a recliner for nearly 12 years. Theater seating is nice but a wider recliner setup is something we would buy.