| author | comments |
| Herb | This beautiful lightweight ECO-friendly and luxuries Travel Trailer changed my mind once my wife and I retire to use as a full time travel companion rather then a Class A. The only small problem, it's tough to find a dealer with more then one unit in stock and that is willing to give a reasonable trade allowance for our newer other make TT. I guess, payoffs are somewhat a inconvenience and they hate hearing that! Well, not everybody is wealthy! |
| CarlaDee | Recently purchased a new Airstream, but gave the Earthbound a good look.
Went with the Airstream because of the name, long-time reputation, and alunimum construction.
I really liked the Earthbound design and interior finish, though.
It was a close call. If Earthbound had been longer established, I may have gone with them. Some RVs have really bad reputations. If Earthbound's reputation holds well, I think they will give Airstream a run for the money. |
| judy bowling | i love it wish i could afford this camper!! - 2/15/2011 |
| Greenotter | Wow! Just the interior photos of this nearly knocked me off my chair. After reading about the innovations in materials, I wish someone would put this much thought into a Park Model or even a small manufactured home, making one that is durable, this beautiful inside, and with at least R30 in the walls, and R40 in the ceiling. |
| AL | I have 04' Alumascape 32SKD. We have been across the US several times with her (just like boats there are female). It is a great trailer, well built and great customer service. The dealer in my local area is also very good. One thing I don't like about the new ones, is that they guite making the .40 Aluminum siding. I don't really like fiberglass. The aluminum is so much easier to maintain. My rig looks like new with little to no effort, it wouldn't be that way if it were fiberglass. |
| AL | I Love the interior! The outside is so modern that I am sure that someone with big ego will love the attention they will get at the campgrounds. My wife says that it reminds her of a business jet...I guess it does when I think of it. I think I would love towing it with Range Rover or Cayenne..how cool would that be! It is a little pricy, but not as bad as the Airstream, and much cooler looking! |
| Scott | I sell for ExploreUSA in Texas. I got into the RV business becaue I love the RV business. But I quickly saw that many of the units that were out there were all the same and not built that well. I really want to see this RV in person....wow what a cool space to have fun in. WE NEED THIS TYPE OF UNIT. WEIGHT is the killer for the average person and this is JUST the ticket to keep you from having to buy a new truck. Does this thing really look this good inside.....if so...look out Airstream...there is a new kid on the block. :) |
| Gene H | I'd like to see one. I fulltime and stay in RV parks but i've never seen one in a park. Really like to look inside one. |
| Marie P | Fabulous and what the evnironment needs and I'd like. Just my opinion. Marie P |
| SkipJ | Too glitzy. Just my opinion.
SkipJ |
| puttin | Nice job Earthbound....let's see if the big guys will follow suit. |
| Pamela | Saw this at the Hershey show and I agree it was a hit. One day when we get the money. |
| Jen H | Simple and simply beautiful. I have an airstream but this is great. will look at it. Thanks |
| Shirley | I like the look and feel of the RV, but I now pull a 21 ft., 1998 Nash fifth wheel and love it! It fits 2 people and a dog. If you made a small 5th wheel - we would DEFINITELY be interested in your product -- Thanks for trying to make an environmentally friendly RV. |
| Garham | It's about time. I'm in the market for the first time and I all I see is overweight junk with Cougars airbrushed on the side of it. Ok, slight exaggeration, but you have to admit, the RV industry is not innovating very fast. This is a nice addition. I hope they make something just a little bit smaller. |
| Fuzzy9 | Earthbound appears to be filling a giant gap in the towable market -- one of quality. Although the "green" factors are nice angle, I don't think that's their biggest selling point. (Those who want to camp "green" buy a tent.) Most travel trailer buyers today are stuck choosing from a huge variety of mediocre-quality towables that end up being amazingly similar in both look and price, because manufacturers think it's only about offering a low pricepoint -- hence the silly industry practice of offering equipment as "optional" that should be "standard" on most trailers. It's not just about price. Earthbound appears to have cut few corners here, has boldly introduced an entirely new head-turning appearance that will be the talk of every campground, and will surely be priced accordingly. (My guess is somewhere in the current abyss between the Airstream brand and everything else out there.) I, like many others, am willing to pay for quality. Earthbound will likely be my next trailer purchase when I finally give up on constantly repairing my present 2004 travel trailer due to its poor build quality and cheap materials -- likely by next year. |
| akasurf | I just love this Earthbound Trailer! It is about time that someone built an RV like they build boats and aircraft interiors! Most RV have become works of junk, rather than works of art. I think Earthbound as hit the nail on the head with this one! |
| Carrie | I like the idea of an RV that's looked at environmental factors. My concern is the formaldehyde and chemical odors in RV's. Everybody knows they make people sick and we've known for a long time that there are materials that can be substituted, but maybe they cost more. It looks as if manufacturers are starting to take notice. |
