Ultra light TT

Check out chalet takena we're happy with ours

Agree on the Rockwood Mini Lite line. Some nice trailers. Have had 2 Rockwoods and very pleased with both. BTW, Rockwood and Shamrock are the same, just different exterior decals and possibly fabrics. Made on the same assy line.

If I were to buy a smaller trailer than I have now for getting into more places, the Lance travel trailer would be my first choice. The Lance pickup campers I've owned were top stuff. Never an issue. Jayco would be my second choice.

We live in Colorado and just purchased a 2016 Rockwood Mini lite 2104s ($19 K) from a Dealer in Sydney, Nebraska. We picked it up with our 2014 f150 last saturday and brought it home...It's Wonderful!!!. The big seller for our 22' camper is the Bedroom area, where as in the middle of the night we can each get in and out of our new queen bed without waking the other, as you have a isle on each side to walk in...Love it...We have 6 different campgrounds reserved for this summer, can't wait to get started.

webwrangler wrote:
We like our Rockwood 2104, but it appears they no longer make them. Rockwood does have a "mini-lite" 2304 that might fit the bill.

http://www.forestriverinc.com/product-details.aspx?LineID=204&Image=5058&ModelID=909#Main

Hello, Rockwood does make the Mini lite 2104 S for 2015, here's a link, im thinking of getting a 2014, they want 19K, does that sound fair ? it's fully loaded.
http://www.wanarv.com/rv/detail.cfm?id=1197

CKNSLS wrote:

GaryWT wrote:
We like the Bullet and Premier Bullet line. And yes, for a 35 foot trailer, 6,000 lbs dry is light.

He probably has 800 pounds of payload in his truck. If that's the case both of the trailers you guys have are too heavy.

"We have a Dodge Ram 1500 and will be looking at 21 to 23 foot trailers, depending on weight."

I know he does not want mine but Bullet and Premier make shorter trailers. The one I have is listed as tea light at 6,400 pounds dry but it is 35 feet, not what the OP is looking for .

23 foot hybrid nabs a couch, vertical wards, large kitchen, u dinette and exterior storage. Enclosed 21 to 23 tt no vertical wards, no couch, no tv tower,


My 21rbh hybrid bunkhouse has a bench, vertical ward, dinette, perpendicular rear bunks and two tent ends. Front and rear external storage and internal clothes storage cabinets.

Obviously your next choice in a TT is what “you” what.

Overtime the DW and I developed our list of priorities;
• Minimal set up.
• Pantry and closets for clothes and food.
• In and out of bed without crawling over partner.
• Easy access to kitchen and bathroom when stopped.
This meant a hybrid or TT. We opted for a 25 ft. TT.

Even then we had to find a unit where the retracted slide did not block access to kitchen or bath.

GaryWT wrote:
We like the Bullet and Premier Bullet line. And yes, for a 35 foot trailer, 6,000 lbs dry is light.

He probably has 800 pounds of payload in his truck. If that's the case both of the trailers you guys have are too heavy.

"We have a Dodge Ram 1500 and will be looking at 21 to 23 foot trailers, depending on weight."

We like the Bullet and Premier Bullet line. And yes, for a 35 foot trailer, 6,000 lbs dry is light.