I bought a trailer from Miles RV a few years back, was a decent experience. I used to live a few miles down the road from there, but now I live in Hawaii. I have a Taxa Mantis now (that I bought in Alabama). Taxa is a also a decent company, they did just get bought out but so far it hasn't really effected how they operate to much. Hopefully they continue to make great products and have good customer service. Enjoy the adventures!
Yeah, I'd say my experience was also decent with Miles RV. Honest and straightfoward which I can appreciate. As for Taxa, I think the private equity buyout may have been a net positive as it seems they were having some issues scaling before based on my research. Hopefully, that translates into making even better products and standing behind them. I've seen a bit of your Mantis content during my research on Taxa. Great stuff! I'm also hoping to share some adventures with my wife and kid in this camper. Maybe some years down the road as the family grows, I'll be looking at something bigger. Safe travels!
Great looking set-up and congrats on the new trailer. I am looking at this model camper as well. Love you have a pup as well! The campsite was beautiful. Happy travels!
I'm looking at purchasing one and was curious how's the insulation? Were you able to stay warm or is it a bit drafty? I'm interested in camping in slightly colder areas a lot this year 20s-50s. Would love to hear what you thought while winter camping! Ty!
The insulation is pretty good in my opinion. I was able to stay relatively comfortable with a down top quilt, wool socks, and a tiny electric heater. The electric heater had enough power to take the edge off but not enough to make it really warm. I do plan on building a diesel heater setup before next winter to get the camper to be more off-grid friendly in the winter.
