I have one & they are great. Very easy to tow. Unfolding the bed can be a little tricky as it's fairly heavy - you have to be able to step over the hitch or across back.
You are incorrect, the 6.0 came in the L shape earlier on and a couch later on. the 5.0 came first, and was wider than it was longer. the 6.0 turns it sideways, and becomes longer than it is wide. The turn made it so it was possible to open the bed up with it still attached to the vehicle. That is not possible with the 5.0 as when opened it would be over the hitch.
Its a shame the spiritual successor to Livin Lite isnt nearly as nice. Vida's Aire60 / 80 series are more crowded and a pain in the butt erect and take down. The legs of the bed on the Aire60 also are not joined together like on the Livin Lite so there's no rigidity to provide extra strength. Oh and they use dissimilar metals for the rivets and other fasteners.
We have one and love it. It’s an extravagant tent over an rv. Most campgrounds let us go to the tent area over the rv area which is awesome.
I have one & they are great. Very easy to tow. Unfolding the bed can be a little tricky as it's fairly heavy - you have to be able to step over the hitch or across back.
@sdharding7483...what year is your 6.0?
Thanks for the good info.
Nice takeouts, LOL!
Cool, thanks!
You are incorrect, the 6.0 came in the L shape earlier on and a couch later on. the 5.0 came first, and was wider than it was longer. the 6.0 turns it sideways, and becomes longer than it is wide. The turn made it so it was possible to open the bed up with it still attached to the vehicle. That is not possible with the 5.0 as when opened it would be over the hitch.
Too bad those aren’t made any more. They made great trailers.
Thor still owns them, maybe they will wise up and bring them back!
Vida makes them in Canada.
I'm trying to find a 5.0
They are hard to find.
Its a shame the spiritual successor to Livin Lite isnt nearly as nice. Vida's Aire60 / 80 series are more crowded and a pain in the butt erect and take down. The legs of the bed on the Aire60 also are not joined together like on the Livin Lite so there's no rigidity to provide extra strength. Oh and they use dissimilar metals for the rivets and other fasteners.
Why’d they go out of business?
That music is annoying and takes away from your narration.