Choosing a hybrid travel trailer

Finding a decent popup lacking these "features" will be difficult. These are small popup specs. My last popup, though, would not meet this criteria.

-- Chuck

1. Under 17’ Nope
2. Under 3000 lbs more like 3500 plus ready to camp with 450 pound plus tongue weight
3. No slide outs they are heavy
4. Bathroom has only a toilet and full tub (no sink) disgusting in kitchen sink
5. Side wall a/c (lighter weight) Garbage Roof!
6. U-shaped dinette Nope

I'm so leary of side wall ac. Makes me think the roof is pure garbage, non walk on, and can fail with minimal snow load. I despise single axle trailers being sold these days to 100,000 newbies. They will be all over the used market with bent axles, failed roofs, and delamninated sides.

Are we considering used hybrids as well as new?

Even KZ's 160rbt is almost 19' long. And I don't think they do the side a/c anymore.
I don't know of any hybrid that's under 17' tongue to bumper.
And as was said, none will have a u-dinette, just not enough room.
So you have to give up somethings.

Youre going to search long and hard to find 4, 5, and 6 all in one. I have had 3 hybrids and have looked at just about every model made since the mid 00's either in person or online. I only remember a very few that had what could be called a full tub, actually a "tub" about 3'-6" long . Most under 19' will not have a u dinette. There were a few smaller in the past that had a u dinette on the end where you had to crawl over it to get in the front bunk. Side wall AC? I dont know why you would even want that. KZ was using those in smaller trailers and they were only 6000 BTU.

Shaving, make up, hair do and after toilet use hand washing in the kitchen area is something you want to do?

#6 is going to be hard with #3