Lance 1685 vs. Kodiak 221 or comparable?
Hi, Folks. We're looking at purchasing a smaller TT with one slide. So far, the Lance and the Kodiak seem to have the features we're looking for. Any pros/cons of the two you can share? Or pe...
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Any pros/cons of the two you can share?
Since Woodglue pointed out in her opinion Kodiak Cons, here may be some Lance cons.
Lance Cons:
Lance main bed is not walk around, are you prepared to come & go, crawling over each other.
Lance - Slide out has big step-up, great for stubbing you toes & feet.
Lance kitchen sink, is single & small.
Lance shower, is not hard walled.
Lance TV placement is not optimal for watching both in living area and bedroom.
Kodiak Pro’s:
Walk around bed.
Non-step up slide
Kitchens sink 2 sided and big.
Hard walled shower
More Bathroom space.
TV optimally placed, so it can be used both in bedroom and living area.
Outside coloring and graphics outstanding elegant & breath-taking.
BTW: All newer Kodiak’s I have seen do have both cable and satellite wiring.
Visit your local dealers, and spend some time with the units.
Also investigate, the support / service from your local dealer, a lot of times this is key to happy RV owner & usage, with any & many RV’s.
Good Luck and get out Make some adventures!
Markiemark
Since Woodglue pointed out in her opinion Kodiak Cons, here may be some Lance cons.
Lance Cons:
Lance main bed is not walk around, are you prepared to come & go, crawling over each other.
Lance - Slide out has big step-up, great for stubbing you toes & feet.
Lance kitchen sink, is single & small.
Lance shower, is not hard walled.
Lance TV placement is not optimal for watching both in living area and bedroom.
Kodiak Pro’s:
Walk around bed.
Non-step up slide
Kitchens sink 2 sided and big.
Hard walled shower
More Bathroom space.
TV optimally placed, so it can be used both in bedroom and living area.
Outside coloring and graphics outstanding elegant & breath-taking.
BTW: All newer Kodiak’s I have seen do have both cable and satellite wiring.
Visit your local dealers, and spend some time with the units.
Also investigate, the support / service from your local dealer, a lot of times this is key to happy RV owner & usage, with any & many RV’s.
Good Luck and get out Make some adventures!
Markiemark
