As a Solis Pocket 36A owner and frequent solo traveler, I gotta say that I still prefer the A-floor plan's murphy bed and dinette set up. However, I think this is a great additional floor plan option for folks who are really freaked out about the lack of separate bathroom in the A. I also applaud the addition of an onboard hot-water heater. Most of all - thank you for fixing the propane tank holding mechanism! I wish that could be adjusted or updated on my A, as the seatbelt style strap is not sufficient to keep the tank solidly in place, especially once it's no longer full. Roads are just too bumpy everywhere, and I am not even talking about off-roading. Overall, this new floor plan looks great, and I am sure new customers will have some difficulty choosing between Pocket A&B. Great job listening to customer feedback, Winnebago! 🙌
If the A doesn’t have a toilet, it would be a no-brainer for me to choose the B. I wouldn’t be “freaked out” about not having a toilet but using the bathroom is, after all, one of life’s necessities! Maybe you’ll understand when you get to be a geezer like me!😁
agree with the other comment- no toilet is no-option for many people. Even this model the toilet seems hard to empty as there is no cassette that can be rolled into a pit toilet. I also don't see how this toilet gets water for a flush.... do you use the showerhead?
@@Patrick_RossOh but the A does have a toilet - it's a porta potti/ cassette toilet that's stowed under the front dinette seat. It totally does the trick for me, and I am already geezer-ish myself!
@@Patrick_RossYeah, that’s why I mentioned no “separate” bathroom in my initial comment, which the A doesn’t have but it does have a toilet, and an outdoor shower in the back (which I have really only used a couple of times to wash my dog off after a beach day). The porta potti in the A is a good useable size without being insanely heavy when the cassette is full. I can basically walk into any public bathroom (in parks, at the beach, etc) and empty it, no splashing, no mess, no looking for an RV dump station - easy peasy. Looks like the toilet in this Pocket 36B is also a cassette type toilet (i.e. no black tank on the van), but a bit larger, so there’s that re extra weight when full. But it should still be ok to handle for most, methinks. Anyway, that’s it from me about all things Pocket potti! 😊
Love the changes made to the Solis Pocket including the bathroom area and hot water. Now just bring a microwave and you are set. I also love how the dining area makes into a full size bed.
This is perfect. The A only has one child seat belt. Which didn’t work for two kids. This is great. They will have forward facing shoulder belts. Plus I love having privacy for the porta potty. Nobody wants to use the toliet in front of the whole family. And love hot water and the Ecoflow. These things are great! Good job Winnebago. Please hurry up and deliver some.
The toilet/ shower section, plus the 20 gal. LP tank, and the almost double bed size (75” by 53”) sells it for me. Not to forget the 4 passenger capacity with seat belts.
@@cj9667I think you can work it I have two small grandkids we had a PX, with a pop topic in the summertime it's a hot up or you can't stand it, One can sleep in the across the seats on the front with the bed and then, better miles per gallon so you can do two adults and two small kids you work it out
As it is; this van punches well above its weight! However, I would suggest a few changes. 1. Loose a cabinet and add a Microwave. 2. Loose the gas cooktop and add a non-built-in induction cooktop [Winnebago Revel]. It can be stored in a Solis Pack and mounted via molly panel on the wall in the galley. 3. AC outlet on the backsplash at the counter. 4. Undermount sink with an countertop material insert, creating one long countertop when placed over the sink. 4. A TV mount hung under the microwave shelf; since there won't be a cabinet there anymore. 5. Mechanical Awning. 6. One outside outlet on the camp side. For cooking outside with the induction cooktop. 7. Outside Propane quick connector for gas grills. 8. Ecoflow system should have auto-start if it doesn't already. I would call this option package the "Cake And Eat It Too" package. 😁
“Quality” is subjective. As a current Pocket owner the materials are very poor quality. Within the first month of owning the countertop split. The lining in cabinets fell. Screen door zippers didnt work. Fan squeaks. 🤷♀️
@@SychJess is that all?. Just kidding! But thor is still way worst! I heard solar panels flew off. Generator problems and more. Anyway, thanks for letting me know about the Winnebago vans too!
@@SychJessHi there - wow, that surprises me. I’ve owned my Pocket 36A for a year and half now, put 25K miles on it and I don’t have any of those issues. I guess it all depends what the “story” was at the assembly line during the production cycle? I’ve actually been very impressed with mine, I have had zero issues, fingers crossed let’s hope I don’t jinx it! Anyway, hope you can still get to enjoy your Pocket, though! 😊
@@SS-Schatzi There shouldn't be any "story at the assembly line" as their Quality Control Dept. (IF thy even have one) should BE SURE no "crap-built" products leave the factory. They don't. For YEARS now, Winnebago's quality has been (still is) considered "average" and average in the RV industry = POOR. Why? Winnebago need to call Pleasure-Way (P-W) -- or one of the other "above average" (at least) Canadian RV makers -- and find out how to build a QUALITY RV -- and offering a warranty like P-W's would be great, too. Frankly, I don't care how nice a RV looks on the surface, to me how it's built (fit & finish/materials used) is WAY more important. Winnebago's "bar" is set pretty low. As for Thor, which (sadly) owns Airstream, they also have nice designs (their small Class A is a great concept) but their reputation for poorly-built RVs is legendary -- I'd rather buy a Winnebago. But really, would prefer something Canadian as it seems the Canadian RV makers care more about quality than American makers do. -- BR
@@billredding2000 thank you for your very helpful information on the make of these RV's. Because I was also thinking about the Pleasure way Tofino! Not being able to stand up unless the pop top is up has me hesitant. That's why I'm so excited about the new Solis pocket 36B
Wow. Really digging this! If it was still just the wife and I, we would likely have this already on order. Now with a 2 year old and one on way, this would be too small. But I do hope to see some of these innovations go into the PX (ecoflow please!, and perhaps a more versatile rear area like this 36b has!)
I really like this. Please make a Solis Pocket AWD! For me, even better would be the toilet/shower pan hidden under a seat and a collapsable (into the wall) shower. Not sure if the water tubes are inside the floor or have a heat pad (for winter) on the Solis but I would need that too. Waiting for that one 😀
I just don't understand why a lot of van builders are opting to remove the black tank and put in a porta potty solution. The cassette or porta-potty toilet is gross to empty and you already have a gray tank that I need to empty. Give us a real toilet! It is always easier to dump rather than drag my toilet to the somewhere and empty it like a bucket .... I have a 2018 Travato with a black tank and it is perfect
Is there an option to remove the Propane stove and tanks and rather use the lithium batteries for an induction cooktop? It would free up some extra storage in the back and one less thing to fill up before a trip or worry about running out. @WinnebagoRVs
The rear bathroom is exactly what I was looking. Near perfect and I won’t have to look at the Thor. 😂 Can’t wait to see this in person. Hopefully y’all will have it at the Hershey show.
Looks nice. I added EcoFlow Litium's to my 36A immediately when I bought it. They've worked well summer and winter. I do like the Murphy. When not using it for sleep, it makes a wonderful storage and workspace area.
That is dang near the perfect setup. I would only add three things to it.. #1 make it four wheel drive, #2 add a slide out if it is even possible , to expand interior space and #3 a nice awning... other than those three things this van is closer to perfect than any others I've seen.
Great design. The shower drain pump is a bummer. And wish there was a spot for a wastebasket as well as dimmable lights. Great to have a lithium option.
All safety features should be standard on all vehicles including RVs, cars and trucks. Shame on all vehicle manufacturers for leaving certain ones off, especially emergency braking and blind spot monitoring.
Thanks Amy for the run through and all your thoughtful design touches. Can you describe what (if any) wall insulation is used? These metal bodied Class B’s can get very hot. Thanks.
As a current Solis Pocket owner… Likes: the hydraulic cabinet holders taller faucet relocated house switch Additional seatbelt/carseat tether No cabinet where dinette is (make it bigger/wider) Hot water Dislike: L shape lounge blocking fridge The sleeping accommodation No garage storage space Overall, truly a fantastic van for a single person. Definitely no more than one MAYBE 2 people. The extra seatbelts seem kind of useless. I still prefer the layout of my 2022 Solis Pocket A36
This would almost be perfect, but wish it would have a seatbelt on the opposite of the dinette. When road tripping, I would love to have access to the toilet if an emergency happens while on the road and not having another belted passenger blocking the restroom. Having a Pop top option would be cool for pit stops that happen on a whim and you have passengers.
Would like a better cassette toilet. The one that you are rolling a luggage bag behind you with wheels. Other then that…I think it’s good for a small space. Two great options. A&B to choose from. I wish Winnebago would start making truck campers. For small and medium pickups
The air conditioner can operate off the battery but length of time is going to depend on several variables (temperature, length of time running, number of people in coach, etc.). The EcoFlow does charge off the chassis alternator, Solar and shore power.
How long is the chase lounge? Can you put the foot rest up while in chaise lounge mode so it effectively the entire width of the van and be used as a bed?
Hello. I will be renting a Solis in a month. I am trying to figure out a mount for my tablet whether on the windshield or in a cup holder. Do you have a suggestion?
Is there an option for lithium that runs the outlets for microwave, toaster over, induction top instead of propane? Of course also AC/Heat? Boondocking rather than being plugged in - 2nd alternator for driving charge?
why has noone created a full wrap around shower curtain for the outdoor setup, peeping toms still get a full view of your naked glory through the gaps between the doors and the vehicle when the doors are open!
I would prefer a one burner, portable induction cooktop that could be set up outside to cook on. No outside quick connection for a portable propane grill? No small microwave? No portable Bluetooth speaker? No small tv? Not everyone camps the same way. I want to relax and enjoy the outdoors. I’m not an active camper. I don’t want to cook every meal on a stove. Sometimes, I want a bag of microwave popcorn and a soda for a snack. Impossible to do in this camper.
I like it. It's not pretty like the k model, but it is functional. I like the sofa. It would be so easy to travel as a single woman. I would feel safer in it. However, I think I would replace the cassette toilet for a Laveo dry flush toilet. I don't want to deal with sewage ever. The Laveo seems like a pretty nice toilet.
Doesn't scream campervan to lie low under the radar for security.... But there's Winnebago and Solis branding all around. So much for being under the radar....
Really smart, some great design and engineering in here! What's the ceiling height inside the living area, and inside the bath area? How tall is Amy for comparison?
with the bed made up for more than one person you cannot get to the bathroom, making it pretty useless, plus you no longer have a separate dining area. Other than for one person, does not seem very practical. Also hope there is ventilation in the floor under the “indoor” propane tank in case of leaks, otherwise very dangerous. May be okay for one person.
Perfect except you blew it with the toilet. Instead of a cheap, plastic porta potty, you should have included a proper cassette toilet. It seems that Winnebago struggles to figure out what Europe has already solved in these small vans. Even Van builders know how to provide a proper toilet.
Supply and demand. The b vans are so easy to park and get around town. You don't even need a special license to drive them, therefore most people perfer the b vans.
@@judylowe2688 your making things up. Class A and C still outsell Class B by a huge margin. And a special license has never been required to operate a motorhome in the U.S.
@@ChopperChad the B vans are easy to get around town because they fit in a regular parking space. I thought since those class A's are the size of a greyhound bus and you need a special license to drive those, it only seemed logical that you would need to upgrade your license to drive one.
@@ChopperChad one more thing; you maybe right about the C vans and A vans sell more than the B vans. Because I didn't actually research that information. I was told that by a sales person at LA Mesa!
The floor plan is great. The build quality is horrible. I am an owner of a 2003 Winnebago Adventurer 33v. I thought to downsize to Solis Pocket but was appalled by the plasticy look and feel of cabinets, etc. ... and for the price tag. No go for me. I will either spend a bit to upgrade my motorhome or buy a quality self-build. This not unique to Winnebago. I looked at other Class B rigs .. uggg!
As a Solis Pocket 36A owner and frequent solo traveler, I gotta say that I still prefer the A-floor plan's murphy bed and dinette set up. However, I think this is a great additional floor plan option for folks who are really freaked out about the lack of separate bathroom in the A. I also applaud the addition of an onboard hot-water heater. Most of all - thank you for fixing the propane tank holding mechanism! I wish that could be adjusted or updated on my A, as the seatbelt style strap is not sufficient to keep the tank solidly in place, especially once it's no longer full. Roads are just too bumpy everywhere, and I am not even talking about off-roading. Overall, this new floor plan looks great, and I am sure new customers will have some difficulty choosing between Pocket A&B. Great job listening to customer feedback, Winnebago! 🙌
If the A doesn’t have a toilet, it would be a no-brainer for me to choose the B. I wouldn’t be “freaked out” about not having a toilet but using the bathroom is, after all, one of life’s necessities! Maybe you’ll understand when you get to be a geezer like me!😁
agree with the other comment- no toilet is no-option for many people. Even this model the toilet seems hard to empty as there is no cassette that can be rolled into a pit toilet. I also don't see how this toilet gets water for a flush.... do you use the showerhead?
@@Patrick_RossOh but the A does have a toilet - it's a porta potti/ cassette toilet that's stowed under the front dinette seat. It totally does the trick for me, and I am already geezer-ish myself!
@@SS-Schatzi - didn’t know that….thanks! Other comments indicated no toilet.
@@Patrick_RossYeah, that’s why I mentioned no “separate” bathroom in my initial comment, which the A doesn’t have but it does have a toilet, and an outdoor shower in the back (which I have really only used a couple of times to wash my dog off after a beach day). The porta potti in the A is a good useable size without being insanely heavy when the cassette is full. I can basically walk into any public bathroom (in parks, at the beach, etc) and empty it, no splashing, no mess, no looking for an RV dump station - easy peasy. Looks like the toilet in this Pocket 36B is also a cassette type toilet (i.e. no black tank on the van), but a bit larger, so there’s that re extra weight when full. But it should still be ok to handle for most, methinks. Anyway, that’s it from me about all things Pocket potti! 😊
THAT was hands down the best product walk a round I have ever seen Young lady you sold me. I'm going tomorrow to buy one EXCELENT
By far, the best camper van layout and equipped.
Love the changes made to the Solis Pocket including the bathroom area and hot water. Now just bring a microwave and you are set. I also love how the dining area makes into a full size bed.
Think they might have included a microwave, and generator . Pass
This is perfect. The A only has one child seat belt. Which didn’t work for two kids. This is great. They will have forward facing shoulder belts. Plus I love having privacy for the porta potty. Nobody wants to use the toliet in front of the whole family. And love hot water and the Ecoflow. These things are great! Good job Winnebago. Please hurry up and deliver some.
This is fantastic. Bit it needs locks,on all those outside access ports. But still, this is amazing!
The toilet/ shower section, plus the 20 gal. LP tank, and the almost double bed size (75” by 53”) sells it for me. Not to forget the 4 passenger capacity with seat belts.
But no where for 4 to sleep!
That is more likely a 20 lb tank. Not 20 gallons.
@@cj9667a van this size means your are probably more of a real camper… give me a cot and a tent… The kids can have the bed 😊
@@cj9667I think you can work it I have two small grandkids we had a PX, with a pop topic in the summertime it's a hot up or you can't stand it, One can sleep in the across the seats on the front with the bed and then, better miles per gallon so you can do two adults and two small kids you work it out
This is perfect ❤ I been waiting for a floor plan like this 🎉
I'd love this with a poptop as the main sleeping area so I could keep the table area up
Yes!!
It's an option
They make it in a pop top now!!! I just looked at one in Boise, Idaho 😁
I love this floor plan. The only thing is you can't put the Winnebago logo on the side of the camper if you want to stay low profile.
I have been Bing watching class B RV Camper videos. This one is by far the best!
As it is; this van punches well above its weight! However, I would suggest a few changes.
1. Loose a cabinet and add a Microwave. 2. Loose the gas cooktop and add a non-built-in induction cooktop [Winnebago Revel]. It can be stored in a Solis Pack and mounted via molly panel on the wall in the galley. 3. AC outlet on the backsplash at the counter. 4. Undermount sink with an countertop material insert, creating one long countertop when placed over the sink. 4. A TV mount hung under the microwave shelf; since there won't be a cabinet there anymore. 5. Mechanical Awning. 6. One outside outlet on the camp side. For cooking outside with the induction cooktop. 7. Outside Propane quick connector for gas grills. 8. Ecoflow system should have auto-start if it doesn't already. I would call this option package the "Cake And Eat It Too" package. 😁
I agree put invection microwave, and stove, awning, and tv I was think on wall behind dinette where she has pocket for storage.
@@sueeichinger8020 Yes convection microwave. TV in the storage pocket would be good to. Except it could only be viewed from one angle.
With the features you'd like to have you may want to look at the Winnebago Travato. It's built on the Promaster 3500 chassis.
yes I would really love it if it had a microwave/convection oven.
Water hookup inside the back doors? Does that mean the doors must be open if you're connected to water at a site?
Another great presentation by you and your team Amy…Cheers 👏🏼
Thank you!
It's a cute little thing and you did a nice job of showing it to us.
Thank you!
Omg! You did it. Finally a small van with a perfect layout for me but also quality built unlike the Thor Rize. I got to get one of these!❤❤❤
“Quality” is subjective. As a current Pocket owner the materials are very poor quality. Within the first month of owning the countertop split. The lining in cabinets fell. Screen door zippers didnt work. Fan squeaks. 🤷♀️
@@SychJess is that all?. Just kidding! But thor is still way worst! I heard solar panels flew off. Generator problems and more. Anyway, thanks for letting me know about the Winnebago vans too!
@@SychJessHi there - wow, that surprises me. I’ve owned my Pocket 36A for a year and half now, put 25K miles on it and I don’t have any of those issues. I guess it all depends what the “story” was at the assembly line during the production cycle? I’ve actually been very impressed with mine, I have had zero issues, fingers crossed let’s hope I don’t jinx it! Anyway, hope you can still get to enjoy your Pocket, though! 😊
@@SS-Schatzi There shouldn't be any "story at the assembly line" as their Quality Control Dept. (IF thy even have one) should BE SURE no "crap-built" products leave the factory. They don't. For YEARS now, Winnebago's quality has been (still is) considered "average" and average in the RV industry = POOR. Why?
Winnebago need to call Pleasure-Way (P-W) -- or one of the other "above average" (at least) Canadian RV makers -- and find out how to build a QUALITY RV -- and offering a warranty like P-W's would be great, too. Frankly, I don't care how nice a RV looks on the surface, to me how it's built (fit & finish/materials used) is WAY more important. Winnebago's "bar" is set pretty low.
As for Thor, which (sadly) owns Airstream, they also have nice designs (their small Class A is a great concept) but their reputation for poorly-built RVs is legendary -- I'd rather buy a Winnebago. But really, would prefer something Canadian as it seems the Canadian RV makers care more about quality than American makers do.
-- BR
@@billredding2000 thank you for your very helpful information on the make of these RV's. Because I was also thinking about the Pleasure way Tofino! Not being able to stand up unless the pop top is up has me hesitant. That's why I'm so excited about the new Solis pocket 36B
Suggestion for the lithium option. Make a 12 volt ac an option. Even if not std option would be awesome!
Is there an option for lithium that runs the outlets for microwave, toaster over, induction top instead of propane? Of course also AC/Heat?
Now this is perfect! the B plan.
Wow. Really digging this! If it was still just the wife and I, we would likely have this already on order. Now with a 2 year old and one on way, this would be too small. But I do hope to see some of these innovations go into the PX (ecoflow please!, and perhaps a more versatile rear area like this 36b has!)
This is a great layout.
Love the presentation.
Success! Thank you
This is a nice additional layout. I prefer the A, with the "garage area" in the back. Will the A get updated with hot water like the new B has?
Amy, Best floorplan ever! Pease, please replicate this on the Ford AWD Transit short 130" wheelbase platform.
We'll send that feedback along!
I really like this. Please make a Solis Pocket AWD! For me, even better would be the toilet/shower pan hidden under a seat and a collapsable (into the wall) shower. Not sure if the water tubes are inside the floor or have a heat pad (for winter) on the Solis but I would need that too. Waiting for that one 😀
I just don't understand why a lot of van builders are opting to remove the black tank and put in a porta potty solution. The cassette or porta-potty toilet is gross to empty and you already have a gray tank that I need to empty. Give us a real toilet! It is always easier to dump rather than drag my toilet to the somewhere and empty it like a bucket .... I have a 2018 Travato with a black tank and it is perfect
This is awesome! We've worked with EcoFlow for 18 months now and absolutely love their products. We'd love to test one of these out!
We would love that, too!
Love the additional clearance and incognito design. The dinette/sleeping area seems like a lot of work. Not a van person but very nice model.
Appreciate your feedback!
it needs 2 things andcit will be perfect for single person, 1- microwave 2- room for cloth hanger for suit or a jacket
Is there an option to remove the Propane stove and tanks and rather use the lithium batteries for an induction cooktop? It would free up some extra storage in the back and one less thing to fill up before a trip or worry about running out. @WinnebagoRVs
I really like the stealthiness of the exterior.
Agreed!
Can the propane burner top on the counter be optioned out or replaced with an induction burner?
This is what I've been looking for ,
really love the RV, this floor plan i have been waiting for so so long. I definitely check it out .
The rear bathroom is exactly what I was looking. Near perfect and I won’t have to look at the Thor. 😂
Can’t wait to see this in person. Hopefully y’all will have it at the Hershey show.
Looks nice. I added EcoFlow Litium's to my 36A immediately when I bought it. They've worked well summer and winter. I do like the Murphy. When not using it for sleep, it makes a wonderful storage and workspace area.
Agreed!
5,000Whr?
That is dang near the perfect setup. I would only add three things to it.. #1 make it four wheel drive, #2 add a slide out if it is even possible , to expand interior space and #3 a nice awning... other than those three things this van is closer to perfect than any others I've seen.
Great suggestions! Thank you
Great design. The shower drain pump is a bummer. And wish there was a spot for a wastebasket as well as dimmable lights. Great to have a lithium option.
Please consider offering Adaptive Cruise Control on 36b. You made a great design but ruined it by eliminating such fantastic feature. Thank You!
Thank you for the feedback! We'll send it along to our team.
Thank You, much appreciated @@WinnebagoRVs
All safety features should be standard on all vehicles including RVs, cars and trucks. Shame on all vehicle manufacturers for leaving certain ones off, especially emergency braking and blind spot monitoring.
Thanks Amy for the run through and all your thoughtful design touches. Can you describe what (if any) wall insulation is used? These metal bodied Class B’s can get very hot. Thanks.
Really nice. Love it.
Woohoo! We do, too.
As a current Solis Pocket owner…
Likes: the hydraulic cabinet holders
taller faucet
relocated house switch
Additional seatbelt/carseat tether
No cabinet where dinette is (make it bigger/wider)
Hot water
Dislike:
L shape lounge blocking fridge
The sleeping accommodation
No garage storage space
Overall, truly a fantastic van for a single person. Definitely no more than one MAYBE 2 people. The extra seatbelts seem kind of useless. I still prefer the layout of my 2022 Solis Pocket A36
This would almost be perfect, but wish it would have a seatbelt on the opposite of the dinette. When road tripping, I would love to have access to the toilet if an emergency happens while on the road and not having another belted passenger blocking the restroom. Having a Pop top option would be cool for pit stops that happen on a whim and you have passengers.
I guess the solution would be just to go outside the van open the back door and go to the bathroom at least you have that option
Amy and Production Staff, nice job on presentation 😊
Would like a better cassette toilet. The one that you are rolling a luggage bag behind you with wheels. Other then that…I think it’s good for a small space. Two great options. A&B to choose from. I wish Winnebago would start making truck campers. For small and medium pickups
I agree to having a better toilet as other manufacturers are using, Thor 18m, where you can wheel the tank away. This would be a deal breaker for me.
Nice set up. I just do not like sleeping in the kitchen. Van Builds manage a seperate bedroom and I would like to see this in the Winnebago as well. .
How long can you run the air conditioner from the battery? Can the eco flow be charged by the van engine?
The air conditioner can operate off the battery but length of time is going to depend on several variables (temperature, length of time running, number of people in coach, etc.).
The EcoFlow does charge off the chassis alternator, Solar and shore power.
As a Solis adventurist I prefer the floor plan of my Solis Pocket class B 2022. SolisGo on an adventure.
I like it! Would be perfect for me. But I don't think it is very stealth. It very much says camper van from the outside. Still love it.
I think the slider windows give it away, ti sis an RV. I prefer the window van look used by Jayco and Thor. That is really stealth!
this is perfect
Cool little van!
I like pocket thank you for this info
When the bed is made up as a double bed, how does one get to the toilet? The way is blocked by the seat panel.
What's the weight?
190w of solar Vs 320ah (12v) isnt a huge amount
You'll need to drive about 2 hrs a day min to recharge the battery??
Very nice , well done
Does this model have the inflatable mattress for the front seats?
Normally you can add it it's about $500 or you can buy anywhere but it would fit
How long is the chase lounge? Can you put the foot rest up while in chaise lounge mode so it effectively the entire width of the van and be used as a bed?
Why pushed from today to Thursday?
Hello. I will be renting a Solis in a month. I am trying to figure out a mount for my tablet whether on the windshield or in a cup holder. Do you have a suggestion?
This would work for me.
I used to have dodge 2500 with little closets inside and it’s already very heavy….. just imagine all those things inside 😢😢
Is there an option for lithium that runs the outlets for microwave, toaster over, induction top instead of propane? Of course also AC/Heat? Boondocking rather than being plugged in - 2nd alternator for driving charge?
I give you 1+ for having the shower in the back (and you can take the wc out).
But 1- for the gas.
Can you add additional lithium batteries and if so what would be the general process of adding them? Thanks.
why has noone created a full wrap around shower curtain for the outdoor setup, peeping toms still get a full view of your naked glory through the gaps between the doors and the vehicle when the doors are open!
When will the 36B be hitting the dealerships and what is the MSRP?
The 36B will be hitting dealerships later this summer. The MSRP has not been finalized and will be shared soon.
100 - 150 k
Make that floor of the wardrobe cabinet removable so tall items can be stored there.
Is that a composting toilet?
I would prefer a one burner, portable induction cooktop that could be set up outside to cook on. No outside quick connection for a portable propane grill? No small microwave? No portable Bluetooth speaker? No small tv? Not everyone camps the same way. I want to relax and enjoy the outdoors. I’m not an active camper. I don’t want to cook every meal on a stove. Sometimes, I want a bag of microwave popcorn and a soda for a snack. Impossible to do in this camper.
you can make popcorn in a pot in the stove
@@mssmssmssmss yes, but I want the convenience of having a microwave, too.
Those cushions look to be nice and thick. Thicker than those in the 36A?
How many miles per gallon?
Where can I get a set of those latches that is holding the fold down table up?
Is there a spare tire? I would have liked to see how to empty the toilet. Thank you for the video.
No spare tire. Aftermarket kits are available to mount on the rear doors.
I like it. It's not pretty like the k model, but it is functional. I like the sofa. It would be so easy to travel as a single woman. I would feel safer in it. However, I think I would replace the cassette toilet for a Laveo dry flush toilet. I don't want to deal with sewage ever. The Laveo seems like a pretty nice toilet.
Thank you for the feedback!
@WinnebagoRVs You're welcome. If the price is right, I would buy it. It's just these things are so expensive.
A Trelino urine diverting toilet would be a great fit for this van.
a microwave I’m surprised there’s not one in there what’s up with that?
Microwave?
You can buy a 50 or $100 microwave and just bring it along and plug it in once you're plugged in at the campsite or with a generator
Yep, needs a microwave
That's what the 2.5 feet space can be for
Will you still be able to buy an A or does the B replace the A. Thank you
Doesn't scream campervan to lie low under the radar for security.... But there's Winnebago and Solis branding all around. So much for being under the radar....
Really smart, some great design and engineering in here! What's the ceiling height inside the living area, and inside the bath area? How tall is Amy for comparison?
Interior height is 6'3"!
@@WinnebagoRVsNot in the bathroom
Aimee is 5'6"
How much fresh water and Grey water?
Why would you put USB-A ports? You might as well have put in a parallel port! What modern device uses USB-A?
If I compare it to the Hymer or Pössl on a Promaster, which is a Fiat Ducato, my decision is clear. This shower at the back -I don't know.
By far the thour 18 M is the best small RV but the Quilty sucks… I love this model wondering how much
On sale now for 120
I agree
Can you have a pop top on this one?
The Solis Pocket does not come with a pop top option.
Is this the 2024?
Swapping out two agm batteries
I am looking for 100% electric.
Is the toilet cassette or composting?
Cassette
with the bed made up for more than one person you cannot get to the bathroom, making it pretty useless, plus you no longer have a separate dining area. Other than for one person, does not seem very practical. Also hope there is ventilation in the floor under the “indoor” propane tank in case of leaks, otherwise very dangerous. May be okay for one person.
You cant get to the bathroom with the bed out without going outside
Perfect except you blew it with the toilet. Instead of a cheap, plastic porta potty, you should have included a proper cassette toilet. It seems that Winnebago struggles to figure out what Europe has already solved in these small vans. Even Van builders know how to provide a proper toilet.
I love those new campervans but what I dont
understand is why they cost more than a Class A.
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I remember, only 4 short yrs ago, you could find a new Travato 59g for 80k
Supply and demand. The b vans are so easy to park and get around town. You don't even need a special license to drive them, therefore most people perfer the b vans.
@@judylowe2688 your making things up. Class A and C still outsell Class B by a huge margin. And a special license has never been required to operate a motorhome in the U.S.
@@ChopperChad the B vans are easy to get around town because they fit in a regular parking space. I thought since those class A's are the size of a greyhound bus and you need a special license to drive those, it only seemed logical that you would need to upgrade your license to drive one.
@@ChopperChad one more thing; you maybe right about the C vans and A vans sell more than the B vans. Because I didn't actually research that information. I was told that by a sales person at LA Mesa!
Another all new electrical system. Hope it doesn't take two years to work out the kinks.
Lithium option price? $5,000?
6500
What’s the delay?? Photos are already available for the 36b …
I can’t find any.
@@ChopperChad they’re on various Solis Owners/Wannabes groups from the rally that just happened.
How thenhell do you go to the toilet when the bed is open??😂😂😂
nice but very costly!
The floor plan is great. The build quality is horrible. I am an owner of a 2003 Winnebago Adventurer 33v. I thought to downsize to Solis Pocket but was appalled by the plasticy look and feel of cabinets, etc. ... and for the price tag. No go for me. I will either spend a bit to upgrade my motorhome or buy a quality self-build. This not unique to Winnebago. I looked at other Class B rigs .. uggg!
140k