💪 Huge thank you to @lazydays for sponsoring this video, and for Geneva Long (CEO & Founder of Bowlus) for the interview. If you'd like to learn more about the Bowlus, be sure to visit their website at bowlus.com/. If you're interested in seeing one in person, be sure to visit your local Lazydays dealership. Check out the link to find the nearest location to you - www.lazydays.com/.
@@anthonylicwinko9142 Yup! Our AC unit is placed low within the shell. We do this to maximize aerodynamics and make towing easy, but just as important, we do it because it gives you a higher quality and quantity of cool air than a rooftop mounted unit ever could. It's also vented and has adjustable vents located throughout the RV. It’s designed to blow and circulate cool air in a much more efficient way than a traditional ducted AC unit, making it feel cooler in a Bowlus faster than it would in any other RV.
We saw a new Bowlus recently and, as expected, it was hooked up to power and water like we would expect almost all units will be despite their capabilities. Personally, we would buy an Airstream and bank the surplus $150,000 for any work. Questions remain: Do they have an awning? Does the clear coat need polishing? Is there only one propane tank? What is the exterior storage? What are the tank capacities? (off grid is never about power - it's about fresh/black/grey tankage). The fridge is super small to be off grid for any duration.
Thanks for the questions LuvSubbin. The Bowlus is uniquely capable of powering all appliances, including the air conditioning and the glycol heating system, off-grid. That's one of the main reasons our owners choose a Bowlus over a traditional unit that requires hookups to run those energy intensive systems. Awning - Yes, the Bowlus features an awning that attaches to either side of the unit. Clear coat - the Bowlus does not have a clear coat like an Airstream. Instead, we polish the 2024 t3 aluminum to a mirror finish and then add another layer of protection (proprietary). But by not clear coating it, you can easily re-polish your Bowlus and return it to factory shine. Propane - yes, there is one optional propane tank in the front. Owners who want to do extended off-grid winter camping find this to be particularly helpful, as the propane give the glycol heating system even more power for cold weather camping. It will last weeks and weeks before you need to refill, as the heating system is ultra efficient. Exterior storage - the Bowlus features multiple exterior storage hatches for ample storage of chairs, gear and anything else you don't want to take inside your beautiful trailer. Tanks - Fresh water up to 50 gal, Grey water up to 30 gal. There are no black tanks, as Bowlus uses a super convenient cassette toilet system that you can dump into any toilet. No more black water hose... Check our our full walkthrough videos if you want more details! bowlus.com/video
@@Bowlus Thank you very much for answering my questions. BTW, we think the idea of a cassette toilet is awesome and wish more RV companies would install them.
I can't wait to see one rolling down the highway one day! Maybe being pulled by a Cyber Truck?? Fun stuff, thanks for the walk through I have been drooling over the Bowlus videos for a year now!
We definitely have customers on the list for a Cyber Truck to pull their Bowlus. In the meantime, the Tesla X is probably the most popular Bowlus tow vehicle. The Bowlus is the only full size RV you can pull behind it.
Off Grid? How? Where is the solar array? All Electric? How is it different from a normal RV in that aspect? Because it has a electric oven? Not practical in any way. It's a rich persons toy is all.
Solar is built into the curvature of the roof and and constantly charging your Bowlus - while you drive, while you camp and even while you store your Bowlus if it's outside. Bowlus can go off-grid indefinitely because of a combination of ultra-efficient appliances, solar and and very large lithium phosphate battery system - all of which are integrated together seamlessly. The Bowlus can run all of these systems off the battery only - no hookups or propane required - including the heating system and air conditioner. So while you can go off-grid in other RVs, your trip and your comfort are compromised unless you bring a big generator or have hookups.
@@OneStrangeJourney Solar is built into the curve of the shell. It's not mounted flat on top like other RVs, as that would significantly increase aero drag.
Confession time. I saw one of these at Ft Wilderness and thought it was a DIY Airstream 🤫 Nevermind they are even more expensive than Airstream, shows what I know! oops. I did kinda giggle at camping indefinitely with a fridge the size of a mini bar.
Most of our customers are happy with the size of the Bowlus fridge for extended time off-grid, as there are plenty other cupboards and shelves for dry storage. Some customers who want to extend their fridge size go for a 12v chest fridge in their tow vehicle.
@@kathryncainmadsen5850 There is lots of kitchen storage for pots, pans and dry goods. The area under the cooktop (on one side) and under the sink (on the other side) are full of cabinets and drawers.
It’s all great when you’re being PAID to tell everyone how great it is. I know because I spent 2020-2022 dealing with sponsorship deals. It’s easy to sell your soul to the devil when you have bills to pay. Shame on you guys tho. You’re the last two I would have expected this from. You made some huge mistakes over the past year and you’ve found yourselves backed into a corner. All of a sudden Airstream is the bad guy? You paid $300,000+ for a Mercedes van that’s junk and now you’re grasping at straws. How can you compare this thing to an Airstream??? Look how cramped it is. That kitchen sink is smaller than my cereal bowl. That microwave is just big enough to heat a ten cent ramen noodle bowl. And how much is it??? Again, shame on you for jumping from from sponsorship deal to the next.
Agree. A honest review is one thing but new TH-camrs are so ready to sell their souls to the devil for a little sponsorship money. This company has paid off a handful of TH-camrs to basically do infomercials. It’s sad. At $300k for a airstream knock off they won’t be around long.
Hi friends! We appreciate the candid comment and want to clear the air here. Yes, this is a sponsored video. We marked it as such and said so in the content itself. Now, that being said, we love TH-cam, and yes, we make revenue (however limited) from it and sponsorship deals like this one. But, we don't pay the bills with it and will never do a video where we don't genuinely believe in what we're saying in it. We worked with Lazy Days to cover the Florida RV Show this year and had originally planned to do a video about being at the show for this particular video. But, then learned about their new partnership with Bowlus, which we had seen in Airstream forums in the past but never in real life. You see, our long-term goal with the van was always to use it as a part-time camping vehicle that we could go off-grid with but still have the luxuries of our Classic (only expected to be full-time in it for ~6 months). The Bowlus sounded like it might have actually checked all the boxes that we had hoped our van would, so we asked to see it. When we saw this thing, we were blown away. It's stunning. Honestly, the video doesn't do it justice. No corner backed into here, we just genuinely fell in love with it and asked the Lazy Days team if we could do a video on it instead. We thought that our community would think it was as interesting as we did. I hope this gives y'all a little bit of insight into the backstory of this video. You've been on this journey with us for a long time, and we really appreciate you being a part of our TH-cam family, so wanted to take a minute to honor that in sharing. ❤ - Lauren
That’s what they say. It’s hard for us to believe too, because our Airstreams are always in the shop. 🤣 At this point we’re friends with all of the dealers across the US. I don’t know if that’s a good thing, though. 🤣
This is true! We have been building and delivering Bowlus travel trailers for over 12 years now. Each goes through three different comprehensive inspection processes before leaving the facility.
You’re clearly not counting parts not manufactured by Bowlus. I saw a Seelevel meter, Victron electronics, 3rd party refrigerator and cooktop, etc. Those will occasionally fail at some point. Also, didn’t you have a big recall?
Great question! We’re honestly not sure. If we were able to test it out for a few weeks then we’d have an easier time making that decision. It is definitely beautiful - and really really really well built!
This video felt like a Bowlus commercial more than anything. Spending 300K on a trailer that will depreciate very quickly isn’t a good use of money, especially in today’s economy. But I can see a new look at us, we just dropped another 300k on an RV video again, coming soon. I feel like, if you plan to expand your family this seems quite cramped, and seems a bit cramped for a family of 3 who are full time RVers. But, if you are the several times a year camper its ok, but now 300k ok!
Oh, we’d never full time in this one. We have too much stuff as full timers. That being said, if we didn’t have the other two RVs and weren’t full time, we could definitely see taking this on extended trips to places like Sedona, or out west!
That’s what we thought. We once toured a Curtis Wright vintage RV and it has this same feel to it. I believe it was built in the 40’s but could be wrong about the time frame.
So obvious you've been paid to hype this rig. Tiny kitchen, no "off grid" capability (you know better than that, unless in summer in cold weather state). Otherwise just a niche product that is hugely expensive and a joke, other than for hypers.
It is a couple gallon toilet that requires you to manually dump your turds every couple days max. There is no rooftop solar. The batteries are tiny. It is nowhere near off grid capable.
Solar is built into the curve of the shell. It's not mounted flat on top like other RVs, as that would significantly increase aero drag. The Volterra features a 17 kWh battery system which allows for indefinite time off-grid when combined with the solar. We use ultra-efficient appliances and have designed the Bowlus from the ground-up for extended off-grid exportation. Our customers rave about the cassette toilet system, which allows you the freedom to dump it in any toilet as opposed seeking out dedicated dump stations.
I saw the ad for Bowlus 2 years ago and they are nice . However, I'm looking to buy the Pebble Flow the all electric RV towards the end of the summer, because it self hitches with a touch from your cell or tablet. Hopefully, you check it out and review it as well.
I can't carry all those water jugs. Small tank. RV for big men who can add the water? Why not show and explain the toilet. If you are boondocki g, there is often no trash or toilets nearby.
One advantage of the Bowlus width is how easy it is to tow. Our owners appreciate not having to think about clipping corners and parked vehicles like they do with super wide units.
The really cool thing we learned is that they have customizable interiors. Or, at least some different options for flooring and things like that. It’s pretty cool! We’d probably take out the dinette in this one, but who knows. I think you’d have to travel in it for a while to figure out what would work best. Super sexy exterior too! 😍
@@shitzmear2474 There is too much to say on this! But to summarize, we do not primarily use RV parts. We opt for marine and aircraft materials. Our iconic shell is crafted from 2024 aluminum-which is, for example, the same material used to construct a Boeing jet. Our aluminum is 5-6 times the price of softer, dentable aluminum used in an Airstream. Our interior is real wood, compared to paper or plastic veneer. Our rivets are aircraft-grade. Many of our parts (electrical system, electrical monitoring system, power converter, inverter, lighting fixtures, showerhead, sinks, etc.) are marine-grade, meaning they are long lasting and extremely durable. RV parts are not built to endure. The Bowlus is built to last many generations.
@@shitzmear2474 We love the comparison to a Lamborghini Huracan. If you want the absolute best in quality, construction and performance, then the Bowlus is for you. If not, there are lots of other RV choices for you.
The last thing this is practical for is off-grid camping. But hey, if you can afford $300,000 for a trailer, you can afford to pay someone to come out and empty holding tanks, fill water tanks, dump your turd trash, etc. This is a "look at me" niche trailer for those with money, but no real knowledge of camping.
Again a beautiful trailer. Still way over priced. I don't need or am paying for a self-driving trailer. I can back a trailer. I'll keep looking. But thanks for the response.
If price is an issue for you, we suggest considering the Bowlus Rivet. It starts at $148,500 after tax credits. You will find it exceeds all the capabilities and specs of the Trade Wind.
300k for a tiny camper with birch vernier plywood (yes plywood) and no exhaust fan over the stove? Time to sell the Airstream van, take a 100k loss and jump on the tiny camper.
💪 Huge thank you to @lazydays for sponsoring this video, and for Geneva Long (CEO & Founder of Bowlus) for the interview.
If you'd like to learn more about the Bowlus, be sure to visit their website at bowlus.com/.
If you're interested in seeing one in person, be sure to visit your local Lazydays dealership. Check out the link to find the nearest location to you - www.lazydays.com/.
Thanks for sharing, Wanderlocal fam!
Thank you Wanderlocal!
Is there AC
@@anthonylicwinko9142 Yup! Our AC unit is placed low within the shell. We do this to maximize aerodynamics and make towing easy, but just as important, we do it because it gives you a higher quality and quantity of cool air than a rooftop mounted unit ever could.
It's also vented and has adjustable vents located throughout the RV. It’s designed to blow and circulate cool air in a much more efficient way than a traditional ducted AC unit, making it feel cooler in a Bowlus faster than it would in any other RV.
It's beautiful and I love the quality.
$310,000 for this unit is like so high I just do not know what else to say.
We saw a new Bowlus recently and, as expected, it was hooked up to power and water like we would expect almost all units will be despite their capabilities. Personally, we would buy an Airstream and bank the surplus $150,000 for any work. Questions remain: Do they have an awning? Does the clear coat need polishing? Is there only one propane tank? What is the exterior storage? What are the tank capacities? (off grid is never about power - it's about fresh/black/grey tankage). The fridge is super small to be off grid for any duration.
Thanks for the questions LuvSubbin.
The Bowlus is uniquely capable of powering all appliances, including the air conditioning and the glycol heating system, off-grid. That's one of the main reasons our owners choose a Bowlus over a traditional unit that requires hookups to run those energy intensive systems.
Awning - Yes, the Bowlus features an awning that attaches to either side of the unit.
Clear coat - the Bowlus does not have a clear coat like an Airstream. Instead, we polish the 2024 t3 aluminum to a mirror finish and then add another layer of protection (proprietary). But by not clear coating it, you can easily re-polish your Bowlus and return it to factory shine.
Propane - yes, there is one optional propane tank in the front. Owners who want to do extended off-grid winter camping find this to be particularly helpful, as the propane give the glycol heating system even more power for cold weather camping. It will last weeks and weeks before you need to refill, as the heating system is ultra efficient.
Exterior storage - the Bowlus features multiple exterior storage hatches for ample storage of chairs, gear and anything else you don't want to take inside your beautiful trailer.
Tanks - Fresh water up to 50 gal, Grey water up to 30 gal. There are no black tanks, as Bowlus uses a super convenient cassette toilet system that you can dump into any toilet. No more black water hose...
Check our our full walkthrough videos if you want more details!
bowlus.com/video
@@Bowlus Thank you very much for answering my questions. BTW, we think the idea of a cassette toilet is awesome and wish more RV companies would install them.
@@LuvSubbin Our pleasure, and thanks for the kind words.
I can't wait to see one rolling down the highway one day! Maybe being pulled by a Cyber Truck?? Fun stuff, thanks for the walk through I have been drooling over the Bowlus videos for a year now!
We definitely have customers on the list for a Cyber Truck to pull their Bowlus. In the meantime, the Tesla X is probably the most popular Bowlus tow vehicle. The Bowlus is the only full size RV you can pull behind it.
The wood is pretty if you like yellow. They mention solar but it went by fast.
Off Grid? How? Where is the solar array? All Electric? How is it different from a normal RV in that aspect? Because it has a electric oven? Not practical in any way. It's a rich persons toy is all.
Solar is built into the curvature of the roof and and constantly charging your Bowlus - while you drive, while you camp and even while you store your Bowlus if it's outside.
Bowlus can go off-grid indefinitely because of a combination of ultra-efficient appliances, solar and and very large lithium phosphate battery system - all of which are integrated together seamlessly. The Bowlus can run all of these systems off the battery only - no hookups or propane required - including the heating system and air conditioner. So while you can go off-grid in other RVs, your trip and your comfort are compromised unless you bring a big generator or have hookups.
@@Bowlus where? I see zero solar?
@@OneStrangeJourney Solar is built into the curve of the shell. It's not mounted flat on top like other RVs, as that would significantly increase aero drag.
In reality it's a washing machine.... Or an electric boiler...
Confession time. I saw one of these at Ft Wilderness and thought it was a DIY Airstream 🤫 Nevermind they are even more expensive than Airstream, shows what I know! oops. I did kinda giggle at camping indefinitely with a fridge the size of a mini bar.
Most of our customers are happy with the size of the Bowlus fridge for extended time off-grid, as there are plenty other cupboards and shelves for dry storage. Some customers who want to extend their fridge size go for a 12v chest fridge in their tow vehicle.
Yeah, no storage in the kitchen!! You have go get your stuff from under the couch?
Those windows over the bed look like angry eyes.
@@kathryncainmadsen5850 There is lots of kitchen storage for pots, pans and dry goods. The area under the cooktop (on one side) and under the sink (on the other side) are full of cabinets and drawers.
It’s all great when you’re being PAID to tell everyone how great it is. I know because I spent 2020-2022 dealing with sponsorship deals. It’s easy to sell your soul to the devil when you have bills to pay.
Shame on you guys tho. You’re the last two I would have expected this from. You made some huge mistakes over the past year and you’ve found yourselves backed into a corner. All of a sudden Airstream is the bad guy? You paid $300,000+ for a Mercedes van that’s junk and now you’re grasping at straws.
How can you compare this thing to an Airstream??? Look how cramped it is. That kitchen sink is smaller than my cereal bowl. That microwave is just big enough to heat a ten cent ramen noodle bowl. And how much is it???
Again, shame on you for jumping from from sponsorship deal to the next.
Agree. A honest review is one thing but new TH-camrs are so ready to sell their souls to the devil for a little sponsorship money. This company has paid off a handful of TH-camrs to basically do infomercials. It’s sad. At $300k for a airstream knock off they won’t be around long.
Hi friends! We appreciate the candid comment and want to clear the air here. Yes, this is a sponsored video. We marked it as such and said so in the content itself. Now, that being said, we love TH-cam, and yes, we make revenue (however limited) from it and sponsorship deals like this one. But, we don't pay the bills with it and will never do a video where we don't genuinely believe in what we're saying in it.
We worked with Lazy Days to cover the Florida RV Show this year and had originally planned to do a video about being at the show for this particular video. But, then learned about their new partnership with Bowlus, which we had seen in Airstream forums in the past but never in real life. You see, our long-term goal with the van was always to use it as a part-time camping vehicle that we could go off-grid with but still have the luxuries of our Classic (only expected to be full-time in it for ~6 months). The Bowlus sounded like it might have actually checked all the boxes that we had hoped our van would, so we asked to see it.
When we saw this thing, we were blown away. It's stunning. Honestly, the video doesn't do it justice. No corner backed into here, we just genuinely fell in love with it and asked the Lazy Days team if we could do a video on it instead. We thought that our community would think it was as interesting as we did.
I hope this gives y'all a little bit of insight into the backstory of this video. You've been on this journey with us for a long time, and we really appreciate you being a part of our TH-cam family, so wanted to take a minute to honor that in sharing. ❤ - Lauren
No warranty claims in five years? 🤯😳 AWESOME and are ya sure about that? 😊
That’s what they say. It’s hard for us to believe too, because our Airstreams are always in the shop. 🤣 At this point we’re friends with all of the dealers across the US. I don’t know if that’s a good thing, though. 🤣
This is true! We have been building and delivering Bowlus travel trailers for over 12 years now. Each goes through three different comprehensive inspection processes before leaving the facility.
You’re clearly not counting parts not manufactured by Bowlus. I saw a Seelevel meter, Victron electronics, 3rd party refrigerator and cooktop, etc. Those will occasionally fail at some point. Also, didn’t you have a big recall?
yes I am sure
I’ll stick to my airstream thanks!
We still have our Airstream, but it’s always cool to see the other lesser known brands too. This one is pretty cool to see in person. :)
Would you trade your classic airstream for this?
Great question! We’re honestly not sure. If we were able to test it out for a few weeks then we’d have an easier time making that decision. It is definitely beautiful - and really really really well built!
what a great video!! I love the design - and one of the locations is just a 30 min drive from my house - wow
You should definitely see one of these in person. They are so clean looking and shiny on the outside. 😍
This video felt like a Bowlus commercial more than anything. Spending 300K on a trailer that will depreciate very quickly isn’t a good use of money, especially in today’s economy. But I can see a new look at us, we just dropped another 300k on an RV video again, coming soon. I feel like, if you plan to expand your family this seems quite cramped, and seems a bit cramped for a family of 3 who are full time RVers. But, if you are the several times a year camper its ok, but now 300k ok!
Oh, we’d never full time in this one. We have too much stuff as full timers. That being said, if we didn’t have the other two RVs and weren’t full time, we could definitely see taking this on extended trips to places like Sedona, or out west!
My first impression of the inside was it looked like an airplane! It’s kind of different!
That’s what we thought. We once toured a Curtis Wright vintage RV and it has this same feel to it. I believe it was built in the 40’s but could be wrong about the time frame.
❤❤❤❤ It reminds me of a ship.
It definitely does. It’s super sleek looking from the outside. We’ve always heard of these so it was cool to be able to tour one.
So obvious you've been paid to hype this rig. Tiny kitchen, no "off grid" capability (you know better than that, unless in summer in cold weather state). Otherwise just a niche product that is hugely expensive and a joke, other than for hypers.
It is a couple gallon toilet that requires you to manually dump your turds every couple days max. There is no rooftop solar. The batteries are tiny. It is nowhere near off grid capable.
Solar is built into the curve of the shell. It's not mounted flat on top like other RVs, as that would significantly increase aero drag.
The Volterra features a 17 kWh battery system which allows for indefinite time off-grid when combined with the solar. We use ultra-efficient appliances and have designed the Bowlus from the ground-up for extended off-grid exportation.
Our customers rave about the cassette toilet system, which allows you the freedom to dump it in any toilet as opposed seeking out dedicated dump stations.
I wish Airstream Mpls had one. Would love to see it! Could u live in it?
It’s hard to say. Definitely for extended trips, but not too sure about full-time living.
Sure looks cool. Great video done by right person!!
Thanks for the kind words. We think Wanderlocal are cool too.
Brian - thank you, friend! ❤️
What an eye opener. This company will, hopefully, revolutionize our RV industry.
Thank you! We are working on it...
I saw the ad for Bowlus 2 years ago and they are nice . However, I'm looking to buy the Pebble Flow the all electric RV towards the end of the summer, because it self hitches with a touch from your cell or tablet. Hopefully, you check it out and review it as well.
Hi from Perry Georgia ❤ Love watching you guys!! Beautiful family
Awe, thank you friend! ❤️
I can't carry all those water jugs. Small tank. RV for big men who can add the water? Why not show and explain the toilet. If you are boondocki g, there is often no trash or toilets nearby.
I like the classic still. This seems so narrow. The mid section is roomy tho
We love the Classic, too. This would be more of a long weekend getaway RV.
One advantage of the Bowlus width is how easy it is to tow. Our owners appreciate not having to think about clipping corners and parked vehicles like they do with super wide units.
For the billionaire who has everything.
Of course each owner must decorated to his or her own taste, but my first impression of the interior is "Noah's arc". Nice video, folks.
The really cool thing we learned is that they have customizable interiors. Or, at least some different options for flooring and things like that. It’s pretty cool! We’d probably take out the dinette in this one, but who knows. I think you’d have to travel in it for a while to figure out what would work best. Super sexy exterior too! 😍
Thanks for sharing love U Guys ❤❤❤
Love you too, Tammy! ❤️❤️❤️
You look so beautiful and what an awesome van
Hello from North dakota
Hi Cindy! ND is one of only three states we have yet to visit.
NO NO NO to the value. gotta be crazy
This is their top of the line model - every high end feature. They have 2-3 other models as well. It’s definitely a niche brand. :)
What in the camper is top of the line? @@Wanderlocal
@@shitzmear2474 There is too much to say on this! But to summarize, we do not primarily use RV parts. We opt for marine and aircraft materials. Our iconic shell is crafted from 2024 aluminum-which is, for example, the same material used to construct a Boeing jet. Our aluminum is 5-6 times the price of softer, dentable aluminum used in an Airstream. Our interior is real wood, compared to paper or plastic veneer. Our rivets are aircraft-grade. Many of our parts (electrical system, electrical monitoring system, power converter, inverter, lighting fixtures, showerhead, sinks, etc.) are marine-grade, meaning they are long lasting and extremely durable. RV parts are not built to endure. The Bowlus is built to last many generations.
It's a pull behind trailer for gods sake, not a Lamborghini Huracan@@Bowlus
@@shitzmear2474 We love the comparison to a Lamborghini Huracan. If you want the absolute best in quality, construction and performance, then the Bowlus is for you. If not, there are lots of other RV choices for you.
The last thing this is practical for is off-grid camping. But hey, if you can afford $300,000 for a trailer, you can afford to pay someone to come out and empty holding tanks, fill water tanks, dump your turd trash, etc. This is a "look at me" niche trailer for those with money, but no real knowledge of camping.
dont believe it
The product is great, but it would be better if it had an on-person microphone, as it is difficult to hear you.😮
How can you say unlimited off grid camping when you will have to find a place to legally dump your small cartridge toilet contents?
market for this look at me ... v small !!
NO chance she could pick up that trailer tongue and move the rv by hand
We’ll have to find the video. Not lift, but move it - mostly left/right. To lift it or lower it you’d use the crank.
$300k and a single axle??? Wow....beautiful though (the trailer too)😊
I am still trying to figure out how good "beautiful smells".
Have u ever been in a staple box trailer? They smell like poison.
Wow the 20 first sec are already a pain to watch...
OMG, you are getting another toy! No one with claustrophobia would want to visit you.
😉 No new toys for us! We’re still dealing with the other two we have for now. Plus, we have some cool things coming up on the horizon!
Enjoyed that long Commercial you did. You must work for Lazy Days.
I do not work for them. I know a lot of their customers that got treated with respect.
Hi Brisbane Australia
Hi, friend! Hopefully if all goes well we’ll be visiting Australia next year. 🤞 Be sure to give us some travel tips if we do end up going.
@@Wanderlocal you would love it here .. depends where you want to go .
Beautiful trailers, ridiculous price. No thanks.
We make beautiful trailers at multiple price points! You may consider the Bowlus Rivet. It starts at $148,500 after tax credits.
Again a beautiful trailer. Still way over priced. I don't need or am paying for a self-driving trailer. I can back a trailer. I'll keep looking. But thanks for the response.
Get Trade Wind, bank the extra $200k
If price is an issue for you, we suggest considering the Bowlus Rivet. It starts at $148,500 after tax credits. You will find it exceeds all the capabilities and specs of the Trade Wind.
@@Bowlus Would like a video with direct comparisons. Seems light on water and power
I get claustrophobic just looking at the video
For 300k Umm I'll stick with my GD
😄👍🌹
You just lost a subscriber and I’m sure I won’t be the only one.
Why?
Just as I thought, fire in the kitchen, so long occupants! Dumb!!!
The Bowlus is equipped with an emergency exit hatch in the rear shower area. We build all Bowlus travel trailers to code.
$420,585.99 Canadian dollars plus tax I don’t think 🤔 so
If price is an issue for you, we suggest considering the Bowlus Rivet. It starts at $148,500 after tax credits.
@@Bowlus still a hard no thanks I have a 37 foot 5th wheel w/ 3 slides and it’s just the right size
Videos has no information. The fridge is awful. Cassette toilets are also worse than a black tank.
Is it? Literally? Actually?
Love the hot model!! JK Daniel!
🤣 Wait until you see how long his hair has gotten. You may have a new favorite soon. 🤣
for that money you can buy a quality class A diesel pusher with storage, slides and a real toliet!! BTW, she is a terrible, phony salesperson
Dumb concept! God forbid there is a fire in the front of this how you going to get out?
The Bowlus is equipped with an emergency exit hatch in the rear shower area. We build all Bowlus travel trailers to code.
300k for a tiny camper with birch vernier plywood (yes plywood) and no exhaust fan over the stove? Time to sell the Airstream van, take a 100k loss and jump on the tiny camper.