How cold will I be in a Jayco hybrid?
My family and I are looking at the Jayco hybrids because they are light and I can tow them in my Jeep Grand Cherokee (V8) but curious how the fold out tents deal with weather, noise, moisture etc.... ...
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Thinking further on your question.....Do suggest you check on the heated mattresses on Jayco and at least take a peek at the ROO/Shamrock line if you haven't already. Sometimes very similar floorplans. JMO.
If you decide that even with the Pop-Up Gizmos you still need further insulation, the company does make a complete interior surround, custom for each model # and the price is very reasonable. Or the Reflictix and DIY is a second option. Re the company that makes the PUGS.....could not ask for better quality, service and responsiveness. Bob is the owner and is available and ready to help with any questions. Highly recommend his company and you can see online what we're talking about. Most of us went with the High Wind version for only a slight additional cost. If there were a "complaint", which this isn't, the small clips - like a clothespin sorta - are not the sturdiest in the world. The fix?? A stop at Harbor Freight and get a canister or two of their plastic clips. We invested in a couple of canisters and they are THE handiest to have for most any quick fix.
If you decide that even with the Pop-Up Gizmos you still need further insulation, the company does make a complete interior surround, custom for each model # and the price is very reasonable. Or the Reflictix and DIY is a second option. Re the company that makes the PUGS.....could not ask for better quality, service and responsiveness. Bob is the owner and is available and ready to help with any questions. Highly recommend his company and you can see online what we're talking about. Most of us went with the High Wind version for only a slight additional cost. If there were a "complaint", which this isn't, the small clips - like a clothespin sorta - are not the sturdiest in the world. The fix?? A stop at Harbor Freight and get a canister or two of their plastic clips. We invested in a couple of canisters and they are THE handiest to have for most any quick fix.
