The Perfect Off-Road Trailer for Couples | MDC XT16HR Island TOUR 

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Definitely!

Seems like the Imperial is much more highend and made in America. 🇺🇸 I don’t think comparing them is fair. These seem amazing for the price 😊

Stay tuned… We should have a walkthrough on it soon. 😊

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Yes. But for the price savings you get lots of bag for your buck. Plus North and South bed to many is essential. Xplore 145 is east/west and a deal killer to many. We have both units on site to look at. 😊

No, it is not a 4 seasons. MDC is making some options that will make the units better in some colder conditions. They have options where they add heated pads to tanks and more insulation around lines and in weak points.

Check out the Forte 9+ it is about 3,000 pounds, and have a nice bed and booth space.

There is no doubt that Pause is better quality and America built. But MDC seems like great value for the quality. There are way more features on the pause like airbags and Victron but it is also a lot more money.

@@Camp4evernow I totally agree. For some, Pause would be overkill. We all have different tastes and needs, so I would be more precise if I added 'for what I need', and avoid sounding like I'm making a general statement about what's good or bad for everyone else.

Yes, it may not be the most premium air-conditioning, but air conditioners are extremely easy to swap out for something else

@@ROAOffRoad that easy swap out is correct. I have this air conditioner. Works absolutely awesome. Unfortunately, it a power hog off grid. But exactly as you say, there are great plug and play easy to replace air conditioners much more power saving for off grid.

Yes, mostly but shipped and finished in the USA. In China they are operated by Australians and have Australian engineers on stuff always rotating shifts. The quality is overseen very well. 😊

You have extremely incorrect information. Not sure where you are getting the info? HQ19 was cheaper when they got it the USA. ROA does not control the manufacturer pricing. The manufacture is the one that sets the pricing and we dropped the HQ series because they kept jacking up their prices and lowering their quality. Sorry if you got some incorrect information.

Sorry about my info. Just mad because I’m priced out of the market.

@@vincentepallin6657 Yes, so sorry. It was extremely frustrating to see HQ19s selling for $40k then they started to increase pricing arbitrarily for no reason. no improvements, no options. Just random increases before Covid. During Covid prices went out of control for everyone, but with the HQ‘s the quality dropped drastically with higher prices.

@@vincentepallin6657 MDC units are fairly priced and the quality is better than anything we’ve seen coming to the US from overseas. 😀

The booth is extremely comfortable? Have you sat in one? We have not had anyone else say that? Everything else sounds like your preference. Most people would disagree and prefer two kitchens and sinks in the bathroom. There are other trailers on the market more like what you want.

@@ROAOffRoad I am a big guy and do not fit in booths. Even when I was younger and around say 220 (6'-2") I did not like booths. The thing is if I go camping I am going to have a table outside. I hate wasting space for redundancies. That is why I do not like a sink in the kitchen and bathroom, I do not like a kitchen inside and outside, and I do not like a table inside and outside. A counter can be used for eating just fine for 2 as that is what the trailer is an should be designed for and it doubles as more counter space, which is usually what it should be used for. You can put your air fryer, blender, and coffee maker over there. I like space. I get a bit claustrophobic in these trailers and there is usually no reason for that as they waste so much space with redundancies. I also like putting in things to make the camper more useful or to make it useable for longer periods, so I like the small washing machines and spin dryers made for RVs. I also like lots of solar power. Solar panels are not that much, especially when compared to the price of an RV. Spend $3000 and have a 1200-1500 watt system and enough batteries to run at least a day and all the chargers and convertors to go with it. I also like the idea of a gray water drain with a long hose as many states allow that with wilderness camping. Combine this with a 100 foot hose and a water pump and filter system (maybe a UV light) and you could pump water into your freshwater tank from a stream or river. Again this might add $1000 or so but be well worth it. Then you can do a composting toilet or something that can last longer. With a system like this you would have far more room, be more comfortable, be far more independent (not having to camp in an RV park), and be able to camp for months if needed. With some hunting, fishing, and/or trapping and some dehydrated food you could go out in the wilderness with a significant other for months at a time. Take along an E-bike for each and maybe a canoe and you are good to go.