captnjack wrote:
I don't believe temperature is a problem unless it is extreme. Most hot places cool down at night to a fairly comfortable level. Plus, even without AC, you can unzip your canvas and go full screen which will allow for a cross breeze. My hybrid has three queen size bunks. Who can compete with that? Plus a deep slide dinette. Huge interior. Cold can be a problem but how many of us really camp when it is cold anyway? And if you do you probably can already deal with it. Heated mattresses make a big difference assuming you have power.
I find noise to be a bigger problem than weather. Not a common occurrence but when it happens (trains, loud neighbors, etc) it can be a problem.
I like the shorter length for storage. I can keep it at my house. I couldn't do that with a longer box.
The bunk ends are no problem at all. All three can be set up in well under 10 minutes. Easiest part of setup, IMO. We don't use sheets or blankets; we use sleeping bags.
