Just curious about how satisfied you are with your camper. I've had this one for 6 months and am very satisfied. We are just on our 2nd trip of 3 weeks. Total of 5 weeks so far. It was only used 5 months when I bought it."Some assembly required" is correct.So chime in.

I've had mine close to 11 years and it serves me well.

We've had our TT for 10 years now and are completely satisfied.

We had a 2015 Skyline Dart 214bh. We liked it but it wasn't big enough for my family. Had we gone with your model then we would probably still have it. But we went with the bunks and no slide. So we traded it in after 10 months for a Skyline Javelin 285rb. We love love love our Javelin! You don't see many people with Skyline models.. so it's nice to see another satisfied owner :)

We have had our Vibe for a year. So far we have went to Kansas and Florida from Indiana and have just had minimal issues. Forrest River VIbe division has taken care of anything we have needed

Starting our 9th year on trailer bought new in 2007. Could not be happier with it. No signficant problems at all. Any problems I have had have been minor and corrected by me.

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tnrv_er
Explorer II
May 02, 2016
Bought a KZ 17RBS last October. Have 6 trips on it and we are very happy with it
the_happiestcam
Explorer
May 02, 2016
CavemanCharlie wrote:
the_happiestcamper wrote:
Bought the one in the sig new on Halloween in 2009. Only problem - the manufacturer didn't put the hood vent directly over the stovetop, but halfway back. Cannot use the stovetop at all because of this (first time I tried it became obvious very quickly that the air was becoming unbreathable). I was only trying to make coffee, as I do all my cooking outside (learned my lesson in the old trailer when I fried some fish). I can still use the oven if needed.
One thing I miss about the old hybrid we had - you had windows on all four sides and could always get a breeze. Now we only have windows on two sides.

Um,, I don't understand this ? Why was the air becoming unbreatable ?
I rarely ever use my stove vent when cooking. All it does is remove the cooking odors. It is not there for any other reason.

I love my old TT and I am very satisfied with it.

Your burning propane in a small enclosed area. More power to you if you can stand it without any ventilation.
CavemanCharlie
Explorer III
May 02, 2016
the_happiestcamper wrote:
Bought the one in the sig new on Halloween in 2009. Only problem - the manufacturer didn't put the hood vent directly over the stovetop, but halfway back. Cannot use the stovetop at all because of this (first time I tried it became obvious very quickly that the air was becoming unbreathable). I was only trying to make coffee, as I do all my cooking outside (learned my lesson in the old trailer when I fried some fish). I can still use the oven if needed.
One thing I miss about the old hybrid we had - you had windows on all four sides and could always get a breeze. Now we only have windows on two sides.

Um,, I don't understand this ? Why was the air becoming unbreatable ?
I rarely ever use my stove vent when cooking. All it does is remove the cooking odors. It is not there for any other reason.

I love my old TT and I am very satisfied with it.
wrenchbender
Explorer
Apr 30, 2016
I have a BIGFOOT 17g and I am very pleased with it.Fits my needs perfectly.
DenverRaider
Explorer
Apr 30, 2016
Started out with a Fun Finder, then moved up to a larger Shadow Cruiser, both built by the same company. Great little trailer, lots of nice features, and everything works. Also very light. Highly recommend these for someone wanting to get started in the travel trailer side of camping.
hawkeye-08
Explorer III
Apr 30, 2016
Bought a 10 year old Terry in 2008, used it until 2012, found a used 2013 in August 2013 and loved both trailers. Wanted more open living space reason for upgrading. A few issues from factory, a few from previous owners, all fixed myself (except fading front cap that we will work on some more).
chacoetaco
Explorer
Apr 30, 2016
Owned since 2010. Very satisfied.
rbpru
Explorer II
Apr 30, 2016
We shopped for what we wanted, then rented as close a model to it that we could find.

Ten days of camping and travel and we knew what we liked and didn't like about TTs and towing. Then we searched for a used TT.

That was 2 1/2 years and 21,000 miles ago. About the only negative is the amount of maintenance involved.
nohurry
Explorer
Apr 30, 2016
Three years since we bought our Jayco in sig and it's been great! No towing, structural, or functional issues at all. Funny how you're shopping for quite some time, and then all of a sudden you step in one and just know it's right for you. Our TT's floor plan is perfect, (For us), and once we were convinced on the build quality, it was a done deal. We plan on another 5 years with it. We're retiring then and already have the fifth wheel picked out we'll buy at that time; A Northwood Arctic Fox 32-5M, or whatever model is similar for that year. We plan on ordering it from the factory just how we want it.
djsamuel
Nomad
Apr 29, 2016
Completely satisfied with our Camplite 21BHS.