Keystone

I have a Keystone Springdale... I Love it. fit and finish is great. I have 4k miles on it as of this post. Getting ready to take it out again. I'd gladly buy another one!

We don't have an Outlook or Laredo, but my Keystone Bullet has been trouble free in our first year of ownership.

I have owned my Outback for just about 2 years without a single issue... Very happy with our unit...

old guy wrote:
I don't know how or why forest river didn't go out with all the 50 different manufactures who went out in the during the great rv industry pull out.

Evidently Buffet thinks there is money to be made in RV's.
I imagine they could ride out a few down centuries if that's what he wanted.

Our Laredo 291 has been flawless after a year and a half and 6000 miles. The Laredo line fit and finish is very nice and at the "higher end" of many other tt's. From recessed lights in the ceiling to well built cabinets. I highly recommend either one. You rarely hear good stories, only the bad ones make the headlines.

I like keystone a lot better than I like forest river. at least you can work with keystone for repairs. talking to forest river you need to bone up on your baby talk. to be honest with you, I don't know how or why forest river didn't go out with all the 50 different manufactures who went out in the during the great rv industry pull out.

We have a 2007 Laredo 5th wheel that we bought new. 362 nights and probably over 10,000 miles so far and its never been back to the dealer. I did a few upgrades myself to include Trailair suspension, 16 wheel upgrade with BFG Commercial T/A's, LED outside lights, Tire pressure monitors, Progressive Ind 30 amp hardwired protection with monitor. Plus a few other small things. Every brand out there will have a lemon but the true test to me is when someone says they would buy the same unit again and we would. Happy camping!

We love our Outback. Since we had limitations to how much we could pull with our old van, our first trailer ended up being a Jayco JayFeather LGT, which was a nice trailer, but built really light. After we got the current van, we upgraded to an 2012 Outback 277RL which is the same basic layout as our old Jayco, but 5 feet longer and 1500 lbs heavier.

We love it, and are very satisfied with the overall quality. You may want to check out other forums like www.outbackers.com

I own a 2012 Outback 301BQ. No major issues, a few nits similar to a new home. Regardless of brand successful ownership begins with the PDI. Find the issues before you leave the dealership! I live about 120 miles from our dealer (Holman's RV, Cincinnati, OH) and they allow you to spend the night in the trailer on their lot. We had additional 14 hours to inspect, try out everything and enjoy the trailer before we took it home.

Outback for larger fresh/grey tanks. Outback is generally heavier for the same floorplan. Make sure you have the TV for anything you pick!