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TheGriz · 04-28-2019, 05:43 PM

Okay dokey now. Thanks for all the shared experience and insight. Looks like some love it, some don't. Thanks to Sourdough's generosity, here is my verdict.

Just got back from a 4 day Search and Rescue Training Summit in the PA Dutch Country (Lancaster, PA) where I took the Laredo. The Oxi-G did just fine. I can't say though it was better or worse than the stock shower head. It was just different...meaning it had more of a focused spray than the stock head, but no difference in pressure. I did get a short burst (less than a second) of cold water when using the integral shut off, but wasn't an issue as I pointed the head away. For the boondockers out there, don't expect to save water with it, as it uses nearly the exact same. I will leave the Oxy-G on.

Mike

04-28-2019, 05:43 PM	#24
TheGriz Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2017 Location: Poconos of PA Posts: 288	Okay dokey now. Thanks for all the shared experience and insight. Looks like some love it, some don't. Thanks to Sourdough's generosity, here is my verdict. Just got back from a 4 day Search and Rescue Training Summit in the PA Dutch Country (Lancaster, PA) where I took the Laredo. The Oxi-G did just fine. I can't say though it was better or worse than the stock shower head. It was just different...meaning it had more of a focused spray than the stock head, but no difference in pressure. I did get a short burst (less than a second) of cold water when using the integral shut off, but wasn't an issue as I pointed the head away. For the boondockers out there, don't expect to save water with it, as it uses nearly the exact same. I will leave the Oxy-G on. Mike __________________ 2018 Laredo 288RL Travel Trailer 2017 Silverado 2500 Crew Cab LTZ, Z-71, 6.6L Diesel 2017 Bullet Premier 19FBPR (traded) 2011 Silverado Crew Cab, 4wd Z-71, 5.3L (traded) K9 Handler of my SAR partner and best friend Jeter!