Trying to decide which toy hauler to buy.

While we haven't taken our first trip in our Grand Design Momentum yet, I like it so far. I'm sure most trailers have fairly equal quality, but Grand Design is supposed to have great customer service. If you want, check out the Grand Design owners forum. Grand Design monitors the website and often replies.

I think you'll get better support with Momentum than the other two..

while I love my carbon, by keystone, their service is very slow for warranty work. Last spring on the first trip we lost a window, yup you read that right, arrived at camp and the bedroom window was missing! im not certain who to blame but it took camping world 2 months to get it replaced! So for two months our new rv had a piece of lexan that I installed as a temp fix.

whos to blame...well camping world blamed keystone, I personally blame them both, we had our old trailer for 8 years never lost a window.

what are their roofs made of? rubber, Tpo, FIBERGLASS, aluminum?
bumpy

Love our Momentum 385TH, had a few small issues but GD took care of them with no hassles. They even sent a replacement radio directly to me so I didn't have to hassle with going through a dealer! And yes, we do hear from the big cheezes and customer support at GD on the Grand Design Owners Forum.

We looked at all of them, in detail, when we started our search. There were features and layouts on a number of them that we liked. We came across Grand Design and Tesla relatively late in the process. After over a year of consideration we went with a Grand Design Momentum 385TH.

We have an ongoing article about it that will be updated again this weekend. It's been great so far, and Grand Design has incredible support. Other makes need to take some lessons.

Although we just bought a toy hauler outside of those three you're looking at, I have studied them to death. Spending this amount of money, you want to pick the right one the first time.

I like the Fuzion the best of those picks. I think its a nicer looking unit with "a lot for the money" and although 1jeep has had issues, my service manager friend at my favorite dealer said dealing with Keystone Fuzion was by far the best one they'd recommend.

The Momentum is a very nice hauler but its going to hit you a little harder in the wallet.

I was quite surprised at how many dealers I spoke with said to just stay away from the Cyclones and Road Warriors. Appears quality control has really taken a huge downturn with them. You have to take that to heart when they tell you to stay away from a product they sell.

Long bed all the way for the truck.
So nice to tow with and have the extra room.
I can put a kids quad in front of my hitch and still turn with my 5th wheel hooked up with no worries.

Go with the floorplan you like the best. Under the skin, all trailers are the same - questionable quality.

we looked at used Fuzion's and Cyclone's, and DW didn't like the TV location, a petty issue for some but we live full time in ours, so a 90 degree turn on the neck or a 45 degree tilt backwards of the head to view the TV was unacceptable to DW