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brad2388 · 02-25-2017, 05:34 AM

We currently have a forest river sandpiper 5th wheel.
We are looking at both the alpine which my wife is set on and the montanas.

Were currently not happy with the build of the sandpiper and looking to step up some and was looking at both keystone products.

It seems these are rated for 4 seasons living which is what we would be doing almost. We normally camp around christmas so it can get pretty cold and also camp 4th of july which can get upwards of 95.
Here in Nc we have pretty rough humidity.

Our camper now we cant stay warm in a roughly 30 degree night.

How will the keystones compare? Are they lacking in a/c and heat like the sandpiper is?

I have noticed theres only 4 vents for the ac which was a problem in our sandpiper. Which i have added the third ac too.

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02-25-2017, 05:34 AM	#1
brad2388 Member Join Date: Feb 2017 Location: Climax Posts: 85	Alpine vs montana buyers guide? We currently have a forest river sandpiper 5th wheel. We are looking at both the alpine which my wife is set on and the montanas. Were currently not happy with the build of the sandpiper and looking to step up some and was looking at both keystone products. It seems these are rated for 4 seasons living which is what we would be doing almost. We normally camp around christmas so it can get pretty cold and also camp 4th of july which can get upwards of 95. Here in Nc we have pretty rough humidity. Our camper now we cant stay warm in a roughly 30 degree night. How will the keystones compare? Are they lacking in a/c and heat like the sandpiper is? I have noticed theres only 4 vents for the ac which was a problem in our sandpiper. Which i have added the third ac too. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk