Andy, help me understand why people choose an Aliner over a traditional pop-up? I now have a 30' travel trailer with dual slides, but I miss my pop up with twin king beds and a slide out for 3500 pounds. For me, having a slide is a huge plus to open up the interior of a camper.
No hating on Aliners having never been in one, but just tying to understand their appeal?
I camp festivals mostly, so ymmv
Right now I have a sylvantSport Go (tent on a trailer). I wanted more room, easier setup and tear down, and more features.
I am constrained by a small driveway so I need something I can move by hand on a level surface (no room to turn around)
The aliner (Evolution 15) has
* Battery
* Solar cells mounted on the roof.
* Heat / Furnace (propane)
* Air conditioning (with shore power or a generator)
* 35 gallon fresh water tank
* Cartridge toilet
* Water heater
* A SHOWER (big nice for me)
* Refrigerator (on land power or gen.)
* 2 burner stove
There are also advantages having hard sides not soft . (No fabric walls) . When the Evo 15 is up, all sides are solid aluminum / boatboard which is
* More weather resistant particularly in windy rain
* Better insulation
* Quieter inside (I camp at festivals)
* Indoor cooking (would never in a soft side, due to smells attracting animals to tear in )
* Literal setup in a minute or two even in the rain.
This is what I am planning to upgrade from.
