OutdoorPhotographer wrote:
I'm going to second three things.
2. Don't buy an ultra lite if you are making longer trips or potentially full timing.
From one outdoor photog to another, thanks for your reply. As one who advised against an ultra-lite, but didn't give reasons why, I would appreciate it if you might expound on your admonishment. I will indeed be making longer trips and I do hope to spend 8-9 months a year in the RV. If you have the time, I'd love to know what potential problems an UL present. I really am into the 2016 Keystone Premier 22RBPR and the Freedom Express 246RKS style "high-end" ultra-lites.
