BEST OFF-GRID TRAVEL TRAILER? | Rockwood Geo Pro 19FBS vs. No Boundaries NB16.8
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- čas přidán 5. 07. 2024
- Having trouble deciding which off-grid RV to take boondocking or go off-road in? There are plenty of different features to consider, so we want to make the decision as easy as possible for you. Windish RV's Michael Mendoza and Joey Delgado compare the Rockwood Geo Pro and No Boundaries travel travel trailers in a head-to-head competition. Both explain some of the RVs' key features in quick walkthroughs to help you decide on your perfect travel trailer.
RV Features
0:00 - Introduction
0:30 - Geo Pro 19FBS Roof
1:06 - NOBO 16.8 Roof
1:43 - Geo Pro 19FBS Exterior
2:43 - NOBO 16.8 Exterior
3:53 - Geo Pro 19FBS Interior
5:00 - NOBO 16.8 Exterior
6:48 - Geo Pro 19FBS Bathroom
7:24 - NOBO 16.8 Bathroom
8:16 - Conclusion
*Geo Pro or No Boundaries?* Which of these two travel trailers would you rather go off-grid camping in? *Who did better? Dozer or Joey?* Leave a comment below and let us know why! Don't forget to *subscribe* for more comparison videos, RVing tips and more!
Geo Pro, all day! You can't beat the build quality, or amenities, in any other small trailer.
Both of you did an amazing job! Excellent work
Geo Pro 19FBS all the way!! Great comparison...thank you!
Thanks Ed! What features make the Geo Pro 19FBS perfect for you?
I bought the No Bo, like the 350 lb tire well for getting my toys off the standard Rhino equipped roof. Like the outdoor grill w/outdoor connection, and central vacuum is cool: sweep to the vacuum vent, and gone😀. The heated tanks are a must for cold weather camping.
2022 Geo Pro 19FBS owner here. It's a solid unit and has been worth every penny. I added another solar panel to the roof and carry two more portable panels that connect to the side port. Upgraded to a 200ah lithium battery and relocated it to the passthru under the bed. Also upgraded the 20lb propane tanks to 30lbs. The trailer hauls very well and goes everywhere we want to go.
The No-Bo should REALLY consider putting some kind of guard in the wheel well between the tire and the wall. A blow-out is going to shred that fiberglass wall skin.
I’m a fan of the Nobo’s looks.
The Geo Pro’s overall quality is 10 times better, period👍👍👍
Geo pro for sure!
Geo Pro presentation was better. But NO BO is the better trailer. IMO
Why?
I’d rather have the PVC roof of the NO BO vs Fiberglass on geo pro. Does the geo pro offer off-road suspension like is available on the NO BO?
How big is an oversized refrigerator or couch? How much oversized are they than a regular fridge or couch? How big are the big windows? They seem nicely sized, but not especially big. Please consider using numerical sizes and dimensions and refrain from hyperbole. Just a couple critiques on an otherwise enjoyable and informative video. Thanks!
Yes, I’m a fan of specs too and often need to check the numbers at the manufacturer web page. At least the weight of the nobo was mentioned, at dry =3200(ish). My # 1 concern is dry weight, followed by dual axles, outdoor kitchen, and finally the type of shower curtain.
Nice job guys. What’s the advantages though for fiberglass shell vs the Nobo Azdel? Differences in the solar, etc…. I’d like to see the pros and cons of the two compared.
Thanks for the question! Both the NoBo and the Geo Pro are Forest River travel trailers, so both products have many similar technical features. As a result, both travel trailers have similar solar systems and the Geo Pros fiberglass shell is actually Azdel as well.
The Geo Pro has double sided Azdel vs the NoBo is single..
@@Bronco2Cj Good info. Thanks.
@@MoutainGuyAdventures Also, the Geo/e-pro has a power pkg thats an option and it will allow you to run the AC off of the batteries.. the NoBo has the "unplugged pkg" that does the same thing.. both of these options are offered in the 2023 model, 2022 in the geo/e-pro but not sure about a 2022 NoBo and both options swaps out the AC to a 11KBTU slow start.. The Geo/e-Pro has aluminum trusses in the roof vs the NoBo is wood, don't know if thats a concern to you but it is to me
@@Bronco2Cj Yeah. That good info. I’m with you, I’d rather have metal vs wood. Geo Pro seems to be the better option. I wish they had a dual axle though on a small trailer. The Nobo does, but the Geo don’t.
Prices?
I wish No Bo would offer a front kitchen rear bed setup then I’d go for it. Until then it’s the Geo Pro 20fks!
Geo pro for me, do not like the cook top of the no bo, knobs will melt!
Is it safe to say the Geo Pro is a bit higher trim, but the NoBo is more rugged for better performance down rough roads?
Good question! Both are similar in regards to the off-road capabilities of their suspension. Both travel trailers come equipped with Dexter TORFLEX axles, an industry-leader in torsion axles, and off-road tires to handle rough roads.
i wanted one of these until I read the reviews
Where did the name Winisch come from.
Thanks for the question! Windish RV is family-owned and operated and named after our founder, Dale Windish.
Rockwood…..you gotta show the viewers the inside of the fridge! That’s a big deal when displaying.
No bo all day
DO YOU GUYS KNOW OF ANY RVs that utilize braking recharge and a turbine? It can while driving to help recharge the batteries.
Thanks for the question! As of right now, we aren't aware of any RVs that have adopted that technology. We'll be interested if that can be/how it will be implemented in the future given the weight of an RV's chassis!
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Mi sembra non ci sia niente di nuovo anzi si torna indietro di 20 anni quando io trainavo la roulotte
The Geo Pro salesman is wrong. The Water Miser system doesn't give instant hot water. It saves you water by recirculating the water into the storage tank until it becomes hot at which time the tinted tube will change color. You do not waste water waiting for the hot water to come out.
The Boundaries salesman showed the hook by the door and I noticed it had counter sink style screws even though the brackets didn't have a counter sink thus the screws were sitting proud of the bracket - poor quality in my book.
No Bo