Outback Ulta-lite 260UML

[LadyCash]

We just picked up our Outback Ultra-lite 260UML on a week ago. We needed bigger coming from an 18’ as we have been living full time. We don’t plan on staying anywhere for long periods of cold weather 🥶(below 38F) but wanted a trailer with good factors for it. The Keystone Outback Ultra-lite has it.

* Heated enclosed underbelly w/ designated heating duct
* Welded aluminum walls with R-7 solid block foam insulation
* R-14 equivalent blanket insulation

I wanted a kitchen👩🏼*🍳 with counter to prep food and outlets. Hubs wanted sitting that was comfortable and didn’t put a creak in your neck to look at the 📺 tv. We both wanted the bedroom to have privacy (door or curtain) because one of us is a morning lark and one is a night owl. I HATE carpet because of dust allergies and we have 🐾 dogs. The tracking in of small fine dirt is unbelievable. The Outback is very “kid and pet friendly” in that respect.

The light weight 🏋️ 5912# (with propane & water) NO cargo and cargo allowance of 1688# with 31.5’ tongue to bumper is a lot of real estate on wheels. We put our cargo in and freshwater then hit the ⚖️ scales, 7100#

After two days of 👀 looking and 5 dealerships there was only one TT I would have bought instead of the Outback. The only reason being it had insulation of R-40!!! Hubs hated the layout and the heavy weight. Our tow vehicle is new (bought this year). We were not losing on another one.

We were losing on our trailer because it was less than a year. This adventure didn’t start out as a life 😁🧡💜

[Gary R.]

Hello and welcome to the forum!

Congrats on your purchase of the Outback, and we're sure you and DH will have good times with it

Take care!

[BrooksFam]

from Oregon...…….