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Old 03-31-2022, 11:04 AM   #21
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We have put about 5,000 miles on our 2022 25'RT. Took possession in October of last year.
Zero issues. Not even little ones.

Ed
Thanks very much Ed! Feel free to PM me, but I'm wondering if your 2022 replaced another trailer and what other trailers you considered before deciding on the 25'RT?
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Old 03-31-2022, 11:23 AM   #22
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Thanks very much Ed! Feel free to PM me, but I'm wondering if your 2022 replaced another trailer and what other trailers you considered before deciding on the 25'RT?
We had an Escape 21C but the bed configuration just didn't work for us.
Gave up on waiting for the 23' Escape twin bed although that might be a good option if it ever comes to fruition.

We're sold on fiberglass so didn't consider anything else.

The BF rear twin turned out to be perfect for our needs.
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Old 03-31-2022, 11:36 AM   #23
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We had an Escape 21C but the bed configuration just didn't work for us.
Gave up on waiting for the 23' Escape twin bed although that might be a good option if it ever comes to fruition.

We're sold on fiberglass so didn't consider anything else.

The BF rear twin turned out to be perfect for our needs.
Thanks again Ed!
Did you consider the Bigfoot 21'?
We prefer the reduced length and weight of the 21', but much prefer the 25's floorplan, additional storage and larger bathroom.
Did you own a TT prior to the Escape 21C?
We're coming from a 2015 Shasta Airflyte 16', our first trailer. We've never owned a fiberglass TT and may be deciding to abandon our dreams of owning an Airstream in favour of a Bigfoot.
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Old 04-01-2022, 12:02 PM   #24
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Thanks again Ed!
Did you consider the Bigfoot 21'?
We prefer the reduced length and weight of the 21', but much prefer the 25's floorplan, additional storage and larger bathroom.
Did you own a TT prior to the Escape 21C?
We're coming from a 2015 Shasta Airflyte 16', our first trailer. We've never owned a fiberglass TT and may be deciding to abandon our dreams of owning an Airstream in favour of a Bigfoot.
We owned an Escape 21for 4 years and ordered a Bigfoot 25 RQ. Two reasons, a walk around queen and separate sleeping area and more room in the dinette . The dry bath was a bonus but not important. An escape 23 was attractive but after two plus years of waiting for a prototype to be built we gave up. The 21 was great but a bit too small for our aging bodies and the award bed making was getting old. The 21 Bigfoot has a similar bed. We had an extensive tour of a 25 RQ right after we ordered, we were reinforced with our decision .
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Old 04-01-2022, 01:06 PM   #25
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Thanks again Ed!
Did you consider the Bigfoot 21'?
We prefer the reduced length and weight of the 21', but much prefer the 25's floorplan, additional storage and larger bathroom.
Did you own a TT prior to the Escape 21C?
We're coming from a 2015 Shasta Airflyte 16', our first trailer. We've never owned a fiberglass TT and may be deciding to abandon our dreams of owning an Airstream in favour of a Bigfoot.
We just bought a Bigfoot 25B25RT, which will replace our current Escape 21. We spent months trying to decide if we should move on from the molded fiberglass crew into an Airstream or not. Our last two rv's have been molded FG, a Casita first and then the Escape. The layouts in the Airstreams are nice, we really liked the 25 and 27 ft flying clouds with the front twins and a bunk, and to top it off they popup for sale every day.
What made us decide to either order a new Bigfoot or find the needle in a haystack used one? Durability, longevity and lastly true 4 season capability.
I really like our Escape and would have stayed with an Escape but we were tired of waiting on the 23. We mainly upgraded so my wife could work from the road a bit easier.
Good luck in whatever you chose
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Old 04-02-2022, 07:54 PM   #26
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Thank you!!!
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