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Originally Posted by bikendan
Yea, there's been 2 or 3 threads here, on this new FR line.
The G-pro/E-pro trailers have been growing here, in popularity.
But the No Bo hasn't.
It's FR trying to capture the younger outdoorsy minimalist demographic, which is very small when it comes to RVs.
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Younger outdoorsy who haven't yet had 50+ years of tent camping and decide a tent isn't going to cut it anymore, lol. It's got its place I suppose, definitely roomier than the Teardrops. I haven't seen G or E pros, so no clue but assume they are similar to this one. Cute and all that. Definitely not my particular thing now, but it might have been at one point in my life. When I was one of those young outdoorsy minimalists before it was really a thing, or maybe we just didn't hear about it so much due to lack of social media lol. I prefer a kitchen inside for bad weather and having a bathroom inside even if it is just a glorified portapotty. I guess the appeal of this one is they can tow it with their Subarus and the higher clearance means more out of the way places to take it.
So of course I decided to look at ALL of them before I posted as I noticed the actual walk-in door on one of the photos. There is one with a slideout and walk around queen bed which would have been my main attraction but I am sure the price point on that one, at 20' and an actual "stand in it and walk around" camper under 5000lbs would be more than I cared to deal with.
Price point on the walk around twin bed with the dinette slide MSRP is at $24,500. Unloaded weight is around 4000 so not bad on weight. Still.. it's about $10k over what I paid for my A frame.
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