Should I Buy a Pop Up Camper?

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Title	:	Should I Buy a Pop Up Camper?
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You guys crack me up Good video
Comment from : @nathanielpwitherspoon8807

It all comes down to personal preference the pros of my pop up far outweigh the cons as far as setting up and tearing down it doesn’t take all day as some might think it actually takes me a few minutes I think my personal best is thirteen minutes I like to boondock a lot and I can get my pop up into places large campers can only dream about
Comment from : @donaldkerns2180

Watching them cut each other off every sentence is brutal and annoying
Comment from : @Benjaminthemoomoo

This is very good I go between a pop up camper and a travel trailer It will be my first 'rv' whatever I end up with
Comment from : @esterdrass4964

My F150 was not ideal for carrying my 1200 lb pop-up camper and got a F250 to carry it
Comment from : @brianrobertson1211

Don't buy one unless you can stand the noise from rain hitting the canvas, the lack of privacy due to noise escaping from inside the camper, the having to set up the camper to dry out the canvas after you get home from a rainy trip, the usual lack of a shower , the usual can't run the refer while traveling, the usual ice box baby sitting with ice melting away, less room to store stuff especially while traveling, hard to cool, hard to heat No! Don't get one ISH!!!!
Comment from : @bottmar1

$12k for one new I'd spend that in a second! New Pop-ups in Erie, PA area are $20k!!!! Ten year old used pop-ups go for $9K!!!!!
Comment from : @jne232

The advise is great, but I have to point out that the constant “talking over each other” moments are so distracting that, at the end of it all, is what the viewer remembers Thank you for the good talking points
Comment from : @conjai

A lot of these pricing assumptions/comments are inaccurate in the current Covid world we exist in They are no longer depreciating, prices are high, used ones almost impossible to find and are almost as expensive as new ones right nowIf you have lots of tools, lots of time to fix, and lots of mechanical ability, consider a very old popup New is best right now, but they are often already sold before the shipment arrives at the dealer's lot
Comment from : @gerard2620

🤢
Comment from : @chuckgillespie1

The biggest positive for me is that it fits in a standard garage! Storage sites in my area charge $100-$200 a monthsignificant savings
Comment from : @jvage

Thank you for your honest review I've been debating this question! It seems like it maybe isn't as convenient as I was thinking
Comment from : @grilledcheeseandsoup1652

Park it next to a bathroom and shower
Comment from : @Miamiflow885

I would alao recommend used and just save and pay cash
Comment from : @JoyceAdventureRN

I’d like to get a pop up but the wife doesn’t like the idea of how they work I was thinking about getting a tear drop camper instead Right now it’s just us and our 1 son We might have a 2nd kid in the next year or 2 Not sure if a tear drop would be good for a family of 4
Comment from : @lordrichard8184

I started out with a good used Airstream and hated everything about it It wasn't like camping at all Too many limitations Now I am looking for a good small popup
Comment from : @wingzofsteel

Camping trips IMO is tent ⛺ camping, not pop ups or Rv'smight as well stay home and hang a lantern outside the window 🤷🏽‍♂️
Comment from : @beardedwonder2346

IMO everyone should try tent camping to learn the work involved and to get outdoors for the cheapest price point $300 at Walmart can get you the basic gear for some nice favorable weather camping Maybe you won't even like camping If you do, the main reason you go pop up is the built in HVAC and secondarily, the living space To extend your season, the propane forced hot air for the spring/fall & an AC for summer My concern is if you buy used, how good is that 20 year old vinyl going to be? Although any new RV off the lot will have problems because they are made so haphazardly
Comment from : @CroakerOutdoors

Does a pop up have a toliet or shower?
Comment from : @MrBaconist

The wife and i just purchased a brand new pop up for 4k less than the MSRPthey wanted 13k and we get it for just under 9kit still was wrapped in plasticwe have only been out once(thanks covid) but we love it and the payment is just over 100 dollars a monthwe keep it in the garage and cant wait to get out again
Comment from : @kevincook1619

We've had a popup for 20 years, camped all the time with the kids as they were growing up It's still in great shape Bought it for 4K - so only a few hundred bucks a year averaged out We can set it up in about 20 min, but that's after lots of practice When my daughter did her first forest service job, she spent a Montana winter in it - we added a lot of rigid foam to it
Comment from : @ttfweb1

The moral of all thisdon't buy toys you can't afford
Comment from : @rivernole

You two are adorable! Lots of good tips We are tent campers so we aren't afraid of work Thanks for the encouragement to buy a used one Needed that
Comment from : @meredithwise6721

Just found you two really like this first video Sorry m name is Bodie Miller I have had a pop up and three travel trailers What I am thinking about believe it or I am thinking about going back to a pop up Any thoughts on that
Comment from : @bodiemiller6266

Try not talking over each other, I can tell you are used to doing it
Comment from : @albertcampos959

If you bought new for $12,000 and sold it for $4,000 2 years later you must have sold it back to the dealer He turned it around for $8,000 I'm betting But that's just how it works, dealer has to eat too Same thing happens with cars Trade in value is not the same as if you do the work to sell it yourself
Comment from : @Nonplused

Wow! Glad I found your video Thank you so much Just subscribed
Comment from : @Alex-hz6dj

nonsense
Comment from : @schandler45

Very helpful, thanks so much you two! We are exactly the people you made this video for, thinking of trying out a pop up when we've never camped before We will take your advice and continue to research before buying a USED pop up : ) Very entertaining
Comment from : @leslealinebarger7570

😳 the guy in the actual video looks like he ate the guy in the thumbnail 🧐
Comment from : @jonny_mazerati9410

Really love the chemistry you two have You're a joy to watch! Just subscribed - thanks for all the info!
Comment from : @peterdarchuk

14 years of 3 (12) foot popup campers and hybrid camper Back in popup camper now 12 feet high wall I primarily Boondocker and do extreme cold with popup gizmos You can fail any camper not prepared for conditions
Comment from : @stevenbrogna1100

I love pop-up campers I have very low expectations, so I love my Pop-up My best friend had one and we had the best memories ever
Comment from : @daktari3055

Buy a nice old one and fix a few thingsbrAlso, you can rent one for a weekend to see if you even like them
Comment from : @monkeynumbernine

I personally prefer tent camping but a pop up every once in a while is nice
Comment from : @nicholasdesnoyer8505

My buddy and I take our kids camping together several times each season He has a pop up and we usually tent camp Two seasons ago we got caught in down pouring rain for the entire weekend and it was nice that we had the pop up to hang out in during the rain My friend initially liked his pop up but after having it for several years he has mixed feeling about them and says he'd rather have a regular camper than a pop up Last year I was thinking of getting a pop up but decided to convert a cargo trailer instead I already had the trailer so it seemed the sensical thing to do It worked out perfectly So anyone looking into pop-up campers I suggest considering a cargo trailer conversion too Cheers :)
Comment from : @randomstuffwithjoe

I Don't understand My Pop up tent take me 10 min tu set up I live in canada Next time go buy a ceramic heater for 10$ in Wlamart if you miss gass just blug it in There is always a good solution if you try harder to find the solution
Comment from : @nikaire65

Do a show on teardrops and such under $8,00000
Comment from : @frankmckinley1254

Buy an Aliner or other brand A-frame 80 less set up and take down, hard walls and 4 season camper
Comment from : @1pottercounty

I don't agree with the general statement that pop ups are on the pathway to larger RVs I had a pop up, went the travel trailer later, and now I am entering the pop up world again Also, you financed your 1st pop up There are many people, including me, that any "toy", meaning RVs, guns, boats etc shouldn't be financed The old adage, if you don't have the money, don't buy it "no propane" was also a personal mistake, not generic to the pop up community After having the larger RV, I am looking forward to pop up towing size, versus bad gas mileage and other problems that are included with a larger RV, not to forget $$$ to store a larger one
Comment from : @oldtexan

Regarding the time it takes to setup/takedown, is it more/less than tent camping? Seems like it would still be faster than packing up cots, bags, tents, coolers, kitchen gear etc, no?
Comment from : @tonyroumonada

I was # 100 to like , WEEEEEE, great info guys thanks
Comment from : @BluePatch-pc7sx

So let me get this straightbrYou guy didnt like to set up your pop up?brThats why you guys look like a double zero next to each other Get that exercise in lol
Comment from : @Cybersamuraidave