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Love your walk through. We pick our Sirocco Grande at the end of September just wonder did you feel the split in the mattresses?

Hi guys... we enjoy your channel and enjoy your layback,honest reviews and informative details of the places you visit in your travels. We are interested in the Retreat , matching it with a dual cab ( which comes first...chicken or egg? :) The Tare weights being 2525 av . and a payload of 460 av.. how easy have you found it to stay under ATM when travelling fulltime?? assuming you like to be comfortably under ATM? We usually do 2-3 week trips in our Forward fold SUV camper.

Hi this looks amazing 🤩 do you have a discount code for cowfish ❤

Hi. I’m a single, 63 year old male. Could you please suggest which might be more suitable for me, the Stealth 12 or the Lowdown 13. Cheers.

i joined the army as a 17 year old in 1991 left in 2014, yeah its shit fight corrupt global bankers wars to make politicians rich, but hey could have ended up a lot worse. tell him to use the system to suit himself and plan for an exit strategy

Good to hear about the towing dynamics and differences in fuel consumption with the higher roof :)

Excellent video very honest and helpful, we are sold on the Sirocco Grande

Very good reviews on each so far. The Commander would be my pick as if being in it full time or at least a few months also as a base camp setup at a time to travel back home after three months the features really do suit that type of travel. I also cannot see the need for a longer van, fuel, weight length plus cost of dual vs single axle registration especially in NSW etc comes into play even though I have a 79 6WD to tow it with the extra storage in the commander will come in handy and YES I did take note of the weight issue I still want to stay under 3 tons. Having Starlink I would also be looking into the 12v conversion to limit the inverter drain on the batteries. Carry on with your travels and it will be interesting to see what van you eventually end up choosing for your own.

We have found over the years that it is track widths and sharp turns that do the most damage, not the height of the camper / caravan. We currently have 3 year old a SUV Navigator TS that has numerous battle scars, but it is an off-road camper so we expect that. Otherwise we’re not going where we want to go, and bugger letting a tree branch stopping that! Electric Chainsaw does get a bit of use though 😊 But recently we have ordered a new Jawa Commander, with a lot of the decision to buy coming from watching Ant & Dee’s awesome videos. Will it look brand new for long… Hell No, Not if we use it for what it is built for, which we fully intend to do 😎

Great video as always, informative. We love the look of the Jawa hybrids but wonder why they don’t have a fridge inside . Just a small think we’re considering.

Hey guys love your channel! We are from Victoria and find Jawas very uncommon down here. Have you heard of any good hybrid Makes down here that would compare to the Jawa ?

Just wish they could offer the lowdown in a longer model

Classic example of the difference as shown in the latest Lil & Jake post with Harry from farm to fork . Hard top struggling to follow pop top on a track

Thanks ANT, good job.

We have been looking to buy something more seriously in the last 6 months. Our biggest issue with a hybrid is not having an island bed. The ordeal of making the bed must be a pain, and having to crawl over the bed at 3 am to go for a wee must also be difficult.

Cool, looking forward to this one, since you have spent plenty of time in all of them.

FFS at 3:41 did a child do the external chalking ???

Loved the tips and hacks. Hoping you may be able to tell me where you got your rainbow wall hanger from and slightly off topic where did you get your beautiful white top and shorts. You look absolutely beautiful. Really enjoyed your video. ❤

Great episode. We always use our max trax to level up. Can use multiple stacked and gives a nice balanced level for our hybrid van.

Love the opening guys. Next level filming and music.

You guys are doing such a great job. Really enjoying these episodes. Definite fomo!

Very impressive little van. Do you have to unpack the bed sheets/ doona every time you move camp?

What a lovely spot. Bed making skills on point Dee. 😜

Great episode guys! We can so relate to you both. Just wondering what time of year did you complete the Gibb and would you suggest travelling west to east or east to west? Thanks, Troy & Laura

I served in the RAAF for 9.5 Years, Airframe fitter/ Aircraft technician on the F111 , joined at 18. The military is a great career.

It would be easier just to dig a hole for the van to level it

I'm an Army Vet, Mavo. Be proud of your son. It's what he wanted to do. It can be a rewarding career, but like Aldi, good different.

Another cracking episode guys

What a wonderful capture of the GRR experience. Have just completed it coming the other way, so got the hard bit over first. Well done on getting all the way through on El Questro gorge!

What a pleasure it was getting to meet and fly with you guys. All the best on the rest of your trip! Cheers - Maxi

Question for you guys, how do you get the little car and caravan graphic on your maps. Cheers

Hi Ant and Dee, this is the best video! Loved watching it and you guys. Hope Dee is ok? We both got upset when she did. Beautiful. Gary and Terrena from Exmouth. Keep them coming mate

As a Vet, thank your Son for his Service.

Thanks for the shout-out guys it was a tough walk out. Looking at the video looking across from that level platform where the sandy bit is across the creek I fell a bit further down into the gorge.

Best video yet guys,loved every minute of it.😊

Mavo the river crossing queen! Ant you didnt look interested.

A great episode guys well done to your you, fella hugs for Dee 🥰

This was a magical video in so many ways, the shear beauty of the palms growing in the rocky gorges, to the green frogs and waterfalls, spectacular chopper ride. What a roller coaster ride of emotions for you both, keeping calm at all times, tears are a release dee and honestly refreshing to see - travel effects us in various ways when your not in your permanent home habitat. That Gibb River Road is something else, and best wishes for your son now in the Military. 🇦🇺🥂

You two are doing a great job, thanks for sharing. What are those fish, maybe sooty grunters? Our two sons were in the forces, Matty an ADGE and Joe in the army, then they joined the cops. I take it from the little upset you may have missed the march out parade - don't worry, it's all good.

WoW WoW WoW One of the best videos yet! I have a morbid fear of heights but was convinced to do a Glacier Helicopter tour in Alaska recently and was shocked at how smooth and safe it felt so this Lost City heli tour now added to our bucket list. And of course we’ll be doing all in our Commander as well 🦊

Great episode guys awsome footage what’s the chopper ride cost out there ❤️🇦🇺🤙🙏

Great video guys. I loved all your videos but this was up there as one of the best. Loved the camping by the Pentecost River and the helicopter flight was amazing. How beautiful to see the falls from above. I also cried when you cried Dee. Could feel your anxiety and the sadness from not being with your son at that special time in his life but you were there in spirit. I really enjoyed all your amazing drone footage too. We live in a beautiful country.

That camping by the pentecost looks absolutely sublime...

17:04. Well done to your young fella.

When we did the Canning, an idiot passed us doing 100kph.. the next day at Durba Springs, we heard stories of a guy trying to beg or buy some new shocks..😂🤣😂🤣

Good,sensible driving Ant. The horror stories of the GRR are mostly people driving way too fast. Sometimes shear bad luck can come into it as well, but speed kills suspension and tyres.

Yippee, another episode

Did you book in with a chiropractor after those corrugations yet? Another great video Dee, thanks for sharing. The inserts on the video work really well.

Hey guys - as an aside, have you done a follow up video on Cowfish technologies antenna at all? If so, could you link me to it? If not, would really appreciate an updated video.

Great vid guys. Enjoying watching your adventures. Well done.