I'm getting back into the rv world and have been looking at a few toy haulers. A couple we have narrowed down are the Eclipse Attitude 28IGB model and also the new Weekend Warrior JJ2900 by Omega RV. Anyone have any experience with either of these? The Weekend Warrior seems to have some good qualities that the attitude doesn't have. Just a little unsure about them as a company since they are starting over again. Any info is appreciated!

Good questions. Omega is reborn from a few other companies that didn't make it, of course Mark was involved with them to some degree. As they are still pretty new I don't think we've seen anyone on here with one of the new WWs from Omega.

From what I have found out from the RV Factory, the WW from Omega is going away because the RV Factory actually owns the name Weekend Warrior through a court litigation from the original WW. So with that being said Omega should only be selling the ones manufactured before the court ruling. The RV factory or the New Weekend Warrior also makes some bumper pull toy haulers if you want to check them out, but as far as the Omega brand I personally would not touch it.

Thanks for the replies guys. Yes, I've heard that the now company Weekend Warrior has the rights to the name. I think they're just called "Warrior" now by Omega. Not really sure whats happening with the whole name thing.Quality wise, I don't think i'd be concerned as I do think Mark knows how to build good toy haulers (and i'd hope espeically now that he has to earn back customers trust). There are some nice little upgrades on these trailers that I was impressed by. The tires are heavy duty and seem better quality than what most of the industry seems to use. Slide has a built in side cabinet. Adjustable lights and generator start button above bed. Small details like the lighting in-and-out of the units. Plus, the exterior looks sweet in black/grey.But, it would be pretty dissapointing to buy one of these and then the company not make it for some reason. As for the Attitude 28IGB, does anyone have this model and have anything to say about them quality wise? Or happy with them?

Here are two searched on the Eclipse Attitude first is from the past year the 2nd is from any thing over 1 year old.Past 12 MonthsOver 12 months old

I'll jump in both with questions and feedback. I knew Weekend Warrior was buying built by someone who bought the name but beyond that I'm a bit confused on the posts above about Omega vs RV Factory.Omega has a website up advertising Weekend Warriors. My feedback is I looked at an NS2200/13 twice this weekend and I was impressed with several things about it. I looked at a Forest River Stealth, the WW and a used Desert Fox. Not impressed iwth the Stealth at all. Love the floorplan but quality looked cheap across the board. WW seemed to have good construction on drawers and cabinetry and the furniture was down right comfortable period, not just for an RV. Still think I'm going with Desert Fox but I liked what I saw with the WW.

Any input? Omega RV (Weekend Warrior) or Attitude

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tinner12002
Explorer
Mar 17, 2017
OutdoorPhotographer wrote:
Y-Guy wrote:
OutdoorPhotographer wrote:
I'm a bit confused on the posts above about Omega vs RV Factory.

In a nutshell they are fighting over the name. Omega is affiliated with Mark Warmoth, the founder of Weekend Warrior. RV Factory just bought the "rights" to the name. I've searched several times for any court rulings on who has the rights to the name, but I'm not sure things are totally settled. Omega is using the WW name all over - website, Facebook, etc. If RV Factory had won I'd think those things would have been disappearing. Time will tell.

RV Factory is a direct to consumer sales only, while Omega/WW is via dealer distribution.

Neither RV brand has developed a big following as of yet, time will tell.

Salesman said new company bought name but was saying the WW I was looking at was that new company but from Omega's website, it's still Omega. Plus, now I know the new company is factory direct.

Yes the new WW is only through the RV Factory and not through Omega, that is still the original WW starting up again and still using the orig name, not sure why, I'll contact RV factory and see if I can find out whats going on with that.
dedmiston
Moderator
Mar 15, 2017
OutdoorPhotographer wrote:
Salesman said new company bought name but was saying the WW I was looking at was that new company but from Omega's website, it's still Omega. Plus, now I know the new company is factory direct.

OMG, that evokes quite an image. The original company was WW I and the new one is WW II? It's the Marketing equivalent of "What can Brown do for you?"

(And I know that's not what you meant to type, it just jumped off the screen at me.)
OutdoorPhotogra
Explorer
Mar 15, 2017
Y-Guy wrote:
OutdoorPhotographer wrote:
I'm a bit confused on the posts above about Omega vs RV Factory.

In a nutshell they are fighting over the name. Omega is affiliated with Mark Warmoth, the founder of Weekend Warrior. RV Factory just bought the "rights" to the name. I've searched several times for any court rulings on who has the rights to the name, but I'm not sure things are totally settled. Omega is using the WW name all over - website, Facebook, etc. If RV Factory had won I'd think those things would have been disappearing. Time will tell.

RV Factory is a direct to consumer sales only, while Omega/WW is via dealer distribution.

Neither RV brand has developed a big following as of yet, time will tell.

Salesman said new company bought name but was saying the WW I was looking at was that new company but from Omega's website, it's still Omega. Plus, now I know the new company is factory direct.
dsnuggles
Explorer
Mar 13, 2017
I had a attitude 28SAG. It was a great trailer but they just couldn't fix the leak coming from the slideout. So they bought it back and now I'm getting a new one from Fuzion. Just keep looking and when you find the layout you like it will be time. Good luck
Y-Guy
Moderator
Mar 13, 2017
The Desert Fox is a solid line of RVs, they tend to run a bit on the heavy side compared to some. They are made in Oregon so you will save some on shipping costs, but Omega is out of Idaho so pretty much comparable as far as that goes. I would say by all means check them out before you by.
bp122084
Explorer
Mar 13, 2017
OutdoorPhotographer wrote:
I'll jump in both with questions and feedback. I knew Weekend Warrior was buying built by someone who bought the name but beyond that I'm a bit confused on the posts above about Omega vs RV Factory.

Omega has a website up advertising Weekend Warriors. My feedback is I looked at an NS2200/13 twice this weekend and I was impressed with several things about it. I looked at a Forest River Stealth, the WW and a used Desert Fox. Not impressed iwth the Stealth at all. Love the floorplan but quality looked cheap across the board. WW seemed to have good construction on drawers and cabinetry and the furniture was down right comfortable period, not just for an RV. Still think I'm going with Desert Fox but I liked what I saw with the WW.

Thanks for the input. This was my impressions as well. I looked at a stealth, attitude and this WW Omega product. I was pretty impressed with the fit-n-finish of the WW Omega. Something about it grabbed my attention a little more. I haven't looked at a desert fox, and maybe I should
Y-Guy
Moderator
Mar 13, 2017
OutdoorPhotographer wrote:
I'm a bit confused on the posts above about Omega vs RV Factory.

In a nutshell they are fighting over the name. Omega is affiliated with Mark Warmoth, the founder of Weekend Warrior. RV Factory just bought the "rights" to the name. I've searched several times for any court rulings on who has the rights to the name, but I'm not sure things are totally settled. Omega is using the WW name all over - website, Facebook, etc. If RV Factory had won I'd think those things would have been disappearing. Time will tell.

RV Factory is a direct to consumer sales only, while Omega/WW is via dealer distribution.

Neither RV brand has developed a big following as of yet, time will tell.
tinner12002
Explorer
Mar 13, 2017
I've been through their factory 3-4 times and have always been impressed with their 5th wheel toy haulers. Not sure about their bumper pull toy haulers but I know on their 5vers they run 8K axles and G rated tires. Heavier axles than most out there.
OutdoorPhotogra
Explorer
Mar 13, 2017
I'll jump in both with questions and feedback. I knew Weekend Warrior was buying built by someone who bought the name but beyond that I'm a bit confused on the posts above about Omega vs RV Factory.

Omega has a website up advertising Weekend Warriors. My feedback is I looked at an NS2200/13 twice this weekend and I was impressed with several things about it. I looked at a Forest River Stealth, the WW and a used Desert Fox. Not impressed iwth the Stealth at all. Love the floorplan but quality looked cheap across the board. WW seemed to have good construction on drawers and cabinetry and the furniture was down right comfortable period, not just for an RV. Still think I'm going with Desert Fox but I liked what I saw with the WW.
Y-Guy
Moderator
Mar 13, 2017
Here are two searched on the Eclipse Attitude first is from the past year the 2nd is from any thing over 1 year old.

Past 12 Months

Over 12 months old