Short 5er for full-time?
I'm the former owner of a 2003 Hitchhiker II 26.5RL. At 28 feet, it was one of the smallest 4 seasons units designed for full-time use. I sold it in 2011, when I was no longer full-time with the idea ...
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We have a 31' with only 1 slide built on a very stout chassis with a lot of updates and because of the floor plan are very comfortable. We limit ourselves to that size because it would be very hard to replace it, the Arctic Fox 29-5T is fairly close to what we already have. Too many people here get focused what they want vs what they need which is what this single gentleman says he is comfortable with. I disagree with all the comments "I can get my X' unit in anywhere I want". We have found many campgrounds that were very nice and our trailer is just about too big, we found others that we were too big. High end is nice, big is nice but there are other choices and needs for some of us. I would not rule out the Arctic Fox's for a 4 season unit reasonably prices and 29-32' long. They build their frames and have a good reputation, that would be our choice as Triple E no longer builds this type of RV.
