For the price, these are such a good option. I would have looked pretty hard at one when I purchased the Signature. Every time I look at these, I cant work out the firewood situation. By the time I fill the front box with things like toilet etc, there is not much room for wood. Isaw this one at the Melbourne show. Its really impressive. Good video mate.
Thanks,, I like their product. Steve puts in a lot of effort to create not only great value, but excellent quality. You stay in business for 40 years by great service and reputation.
Thanks for Watching, its a great question, I probably should have laid down in the camper. I'm 6.0 on the dot. @eds4x4@camping how did you find the bed size?
Great review. NOTE the pricing you mention is way outdated, they are now $33,000 so same as the JPod Outback so it comes down to if you prefer the Teardrop style of rear opening. For the southerners the Teardrop with a heater may be the preference but warmer climate folk the ability to open the rear and have extra airflow may be the preference.
Thank you, I appreciate your feedback. I'm not sure which pricing as the pricing on the sign which I tried not to highlight was from a past caravan show. I've had a Jpod for 6 years,,, I like it, but as I mentioned value for money this is pretty good. I've done other video's on the modifications on our Jpod I paid to add a lot of what the Escape comes standard with. Cheers Trev :)
@@DirtRoad4x4 for pricing see their website, certainly now they are in the same price point as the Jayco and Lumberjacks so not as enticing as the run out units you saw at the show.
@@chucksnothereman Apples for apples the Escape is far better value than the Jpod X, I wish it were the other way around., as I'm a Jpod fan. The X sadly has so many short comings, cheap accessories, battery mounting position, cheap awning, cheap jockey wheel, entry level stove and sink. the finish is not as good, AGM battery, no diesel heater, no tv, less storage and many more.
Yes, it's definitely similar. It comes down to the individual company and how they fit them out in Australia with what accessories and design mods. Pleased you watched the vid, cheers Trev :)
they increased the price by 7k since review without fridge and diesel heater!!!!
Wow, what a fantastic Camper I wouldn't mind one of them looks ideal for a couple thanks Trevor for showing this fantastic little Van to us
Thanks Ed, always appreciate your feedback :)
For the price, these are such a good option. I would have looked pretty hard at one when I purchased the Signature. Every time I look at these, I cant work out the firewood situation. By the time I fill the front box with things like toilet etc, there is not much room for wood. Isaw this one at the Melbourne show. Its really impressive. Good video mate.
Thanks,, I like their product. Steve puts in a lot of effort to create not only great value, but excellent quality.
You stay in business for 40 years by great service and reputation.
I'm 6'2" looks a little cramped in the sleeping area, how long is the bed? Have you had a look at the Stockman Rover Ultra?
Thanks for Watching, its a great question, I probably should have laid down in the camper. I'm 6.0 on the dot.
@eds4x4@camping how did you find the bed size?
Great review. NOTE the pricing you mention is way outdated, they are now $33,000 so same as the JPod Outback so it comes down to if you prefer the Teardrop style of rear opening. For the southerners the Teardrop with a heater may be the preference but warmer climate folk the ability to open the rear and have extra airflow may be the preference.
Thank you, I appreciate your feedback. I'm not sure which pricing as the pricing on the sign which I tried not to highlight was from a past caravan show. I've had a Jpod for 6 years,,, I like it, but as I mentioned value for money this is pretty good. I've done other video's on the modifications on our Jpod I paid to add a lot of what the Escape comes standard with. Cheers Trev :)
@@DirtRoad4x4 for pricing see their website, certainly now they are in the same price point as the Jayco and Lumberjacks so not as enticing as the run out units you saw at the show.
@@chucksnothereman Apples for apples the Escape is far better value than the Jpod X, I wish it were the other way around., as I'm a Jpod fan. The X sadly has so many short comings, cheap accessories, battery mounting position, cheap awning, cheap jockey wheel, entry level stove and sink. the finish is not as good, AGM battery, no diesel heater, no tv, less storage and many more.
Cant see anything around the yellow writing
DirectDirect copy of the Lumberjack Sheoak, just a different colour - most likely out of the same factory
Yes, it's definitely similar. It comes down to the individual company and how they fit them out in Australia with what accessories and design mods.
Pleased you watched the vid, cheers Trev :)
Similar, feel the quality in this is better and layout more functional