Why This is the #1 Selling Teardrop Trailer in the World!

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[cgan]

And I did my research before buying mine…it was the only teardrop that checked all the boxes for me. I will admit they are not cheap. But they are not cash cows after the fact either.

[Karnalsyn]

We love camping and the outdoors. We just don't want to haul our butts off the ground anymore with the usual tenting experience, especially as we get older. This camper is perfect for you if you are the same as us.

[leslieelsasser]

I have a 2015 Tag. It is and has been the PERFECT camper for me! I don't love camping but I do LOVE traveling. I can tow this little gem without problem, fits my dog and me (he was the travel conundrum with hotels) and can trick out the inside to be comfortable and luxurious in all the ways to make a cozy, safe little home away from home. I have never turned on the TV, but there is that if you like. The speakers are fabulous, the kitchen is perfect. I love cooking while on the road and can make sumptuous meals in this fully functional galley. The operations are simple, so maintenance is easy, parts are standard and therefore easily replaceable if needed (rarely). The build is strong and secure. It's a fabulous choice, customizable (I make a single bed with a low cot, easily accessible storage underneath), built a tiny hanging rack for clothes, carry a port-a-potty, have a cozy little rug. I boondocks sometimes but mostly plug in at state and national parks with working fan, ac, fabulous windows and an aftermarket awning. Have towed in the mountains, swamps and snow. There isn't a climate that has proved challenging. Plus there is a robust online community to ask questions and share experiences with. What's not to like?

[Mainedwella]

I have a 2018 Tab 320 Boondock and love it! The build quality is outstanding. The year we got it we went to Ucamp for a week of fun, food and friends. While there in Sugarcreek Ohio we toured the factory and talked to some of the folks who are NuCamp and they were all top notch! In 2023 we had water get into the rear floor section, we brought it back for repairs at the factory and they fixed it like new. They have Great customer service and go above and beyond to take care of their customers! And yes the Amish work at the factory in many different jobs. Peace, MD

[herrp]

Very good coverage of one of the most popular campers out there. Respect for Brad and Drew for a very informative video.

[ShellyGraham-wkvy]

Love your humility! You share the best information, such a valuable channel for those looking for a small camper experience.

[conchscooter]

Being wrong is very helpful. Telling us you were wrong is even better. Being big enough to tell us proves you are worth watching. Carry on.

[carriemainquist]

Love your honest take on reviews. You know your stuff Drew!

[ajf]

My biggest point for not getting this trailer is that it isn’t beefy enough for off-roading with my Jeep Wrangler. Plus there wasn’t enough storage space in the front compartment. You can’t lock it either and getting a real solar system on it seemed problematic.

It seems that if you want a “turn key” teardrop this is a great option. It’s much better than something like the Bushwacker.

I bought a dedicated off road camper from Tiny Camper Company. It’s completely composite with a Timbren off road suspension and the wheels and tires match my Jeep, which is great.

I also have 800 watts of rooftop solar panels which a Bluetti AC200Max power station in the rear. This powers EVERYTHING I need including my microwave! A microwave is a great thing to have when camping!

[schwartz]

We had a 2019 TAG bought in 2018. We had it for many years and enjoyed it. We had ARB awning and room. Went at least 3-5 times per year. After stroke we needed a bathroom and traded it off. We go 2 months twice a year.

[guymatson]

Going on 5 years and over 25, 000 miles. Had few minor issues, our boondocks version has been a blast. Will be taking it this summer on a 3 month long Canada/Alaska trip.

[tm]

re-packing there is a regular maintenence but i chose buddy bearing and aircraft grease, same used on fighter jets for the high heat involved every 1000, 2000 miles a squirt into the buddy bearing and good, . after about 3 yrs, replace the seals and re pack but re-packing every 6 months is crazy.

[cosmocat]

Very honest review. That's what we can always count on you for. Hope you enjoyed your trip to Taiwan

[CinkSVideo]

This trailer has a solid place in the teardrop world. It’s not my cup of tea, but it’s perfect for a lot of people. The price point makes it an attractive option too. The objective is to get out there and be outside. Nice video Drew. This will be really helpful for people trying to make the decision on what trailer is best for them.

[pdub]

I laughed out loud to your reference to the Dunning–Kruger effect.

[mrsMOmiles]

Ive always loved the tag! Great video!! Please do one on OLIVER TRAILERS. God willing when im retired i want to live and travel in one full time! Thanks Mr.sticks!!🤍❤️🤍❕️

[larrywade]

Thanks for the video Drew. You have really been helpful to so many people with your knowledge in these teardrop trailers. So CHEERS to you Drew!!!! Have a beautiful day my friend!! Illinois, USA