Travel Trailer Brand

We love our 22FBS Caliber Edition. As was said above, the full bath in the back is more roomy than virtually anything out there.

I walked though a lot of TT's in the last week and happily reported to my DW that there wasn't anything that came close to tempting me on a change.

On the plus side it looks like current models (including the 21FBS) have larger tanks than when mine was built. And I'm pretty sure they added a side window in the dinette slide.

5 years of memories with our North Trail. I highly recommend the Caliber Edition too. The wide axles combined with our cul de sac caused our axles to get out of alignment. Otherwise, no issues for dealer repairs.

See my sig. Ours is the upgraded Caliber Edition.

Pros: DW likes the big bathroom, lack of a bedroom divider, and the amount of storage in it for a small TT. At 27' I can still get it into some of our favorite sites from our pop-up days. The vent over the bed is nice, I wish it were powered.

Cons: It's for 2 people only (or maybe that's a Pro?). The counter top scratches easily. The Wide Trak axles scrub the tires pretty badly in a tight turn. The Lippert electric stabilizers are slow and the design still allows for a lot of side to side rocking. The kitchen is a bit small but that's the trade off for a big bathroom. I wish it had windows on the slide ends, there's no forward view at all in it.

Did you look at a 22FBS? It's 3' longer and has a couch. But we have a couple of folding chase lounges we use for watching TV.
The electric awning is convienent but not as robust in the wind as a manual one.
I see the new models put the water pump under the sink and give you a drawer under the stove now.

Surf on over to the Heartland Owners Forum and see what others have to say.

Don't know anything about the TT you're asking about but it sure looks real nice!