What Makes the Brinkley G3520 & G4120 Different? If you’ve been shopping toy hauler fifth wheels for a while, you’ve probably noticed a pattern: huge party sofas, okay storage, “pretty good” power, and a garage that a lot of owners … Continued
The RV industry is shifting fast — new technology, manufacturer shakeups, changing roof construction claims, AI-driven misinformation and dealership expansion. This RV industry update breaks down what’s real, what’s exaggerated, and how it affects current and future RV buyers. Every … Continued
Lithium RV batteries have become a common topic in the RV world, especially as more rigs begin offering them as an option. They store energy differently than traditional lead-acid batteries, can be used to a deeper discharge level, and handle … Continued
If you’re shopping for a high-end bunkhouse travel trailer that feels more like a two-bedroom condo than a camper, the 2026 Brinkley Model Z Air 315 should be at the top of your search list. With triple slides, 7′ ceilings, … Continued
If you’re wondering “how much can my truck tow?” or “what size truck do I need to pull that trailer?” You’re definitely not alone. These are super common questions in the RV/trailer world, and we are going to walk you … Continued
Meet Type1Detour — Who We Are First and foremost, hello. My name is Chris and along with my wife Amanda and our two daughters, we are Type1Detour. We have been traveling full-time in an RV since July 2021. Myself and … Continued
It’s that time of year again, you’ve finished your summer adventures with your RV, maybe hauled it back home and now you’re prepping it for a long winter hibernation. Because let’s face it, your RV needs more than just being … Continued
Table of Contents Living & Entertainment Kitchen & Pantry Loft Storage Bedroom Suite Bath & “Clean Roof” Venting Garage, Half Bath & (Optional) Side Patio Exterior, Structure & Utilities Road-Mode (Slides In): What Still Works? Quick Pros & Cons 4250 … Continued
On paper, the Brinkley Model Z 3600 looks close to the Z 3100, but in person, you will immediately notice it’s a little longer, taller in the rear living area, and notably larger in the bathroom, while keeping the same … Continued
What “Four-Season” Really Means “Four-season” on an RV brochure isn’t a magic force field. Insulation levels, window types, and underbelly heating vary widely, and none of it removes the need to prep, monitor, and conserve heat. If you can avoid … Continued