Yea, the couples floor plan is very cool...

Agreed...

Yes, exactly

This is their first one, Do you get a chance to see the couples model? that provides a bit more space. Shock absorbers for suspension.

@@MyBucketListDay I got to see a little bit, can't wait to see what they come up with next. A Full King Bed would really be nice.

Sorry about that

Exactly, lipstick on a pig...

I believe the MSRP is $90ish, but should be able to pick on up from your dealer in the low $70's. Comes standard with all the goodies you have to pay extra for with other brands.

GVWR is 11,495, and the UVW is 9168. The hitch is 870 lbs

It really is, the couples model is going to sell out. Lots of interest in that one.

All brass and proper PEX connectors everywhere... So no problems there!

Curious, why do you want that?

Allergic to mold and formaldehyde

Oh Damn, We were there all over the place, but did spend a lot of time at the Brinkley and Battle Born display areas. We miss you guys, hopefully we will see you in the next few weeks around central FL? Text us on where your at!

Totally agree, I just did not have my Osmo Action with me that day. Sorry

There is the Z Air 285 that will be available in mid March. A couples model with no bunks. As to the steps, I would suggest you go on their facebook page and make that suggestion. You never know, they may make a change.

62 Gal Fresh, 80 Gal Grey, 40 Gal Black, MSRP is $90k. My guess you can probably make a deal at your dealer in the mid 70's...

Yes!

Thanks @@MyBucketListDay

Yes, good quality is worth the added expense.

Good Idea, make the suggestion to Brinkley!

Thanks

It does move out and slide in a good position. But the Couples version is a better set up!

There's one idea. As we mentioned, this is a prototype, and not the final product. The purpose was to collect feedback from the show. They received lots of comments at the show so the production model will be a bit different than this prototype.

It will be available in March 2024

Keep an eye out for the Model Z Air 285 floorplan. It should be more inline with what you're looking for. We'll get more information out there about it in about a month.

Agree with you on Brinkley is the best. as to the non bunk house, you should see that available mid to late march 2024.

@@MyBucketListDay Excellent! I am leaning towards the Fifth Wheel, but this certainly has caught my eye.

We been looking at the 2024 ALLIANCE RV DELTA 292RL. Appears to have a lot upgrades Does not have auto leveling Looking at one this weekend 🇺🇸

Sorry I do have those but go to BrinkleyRV.com to find them

@@MyBucketListDay thanks

Ok, what did you think?

@@MyBucketListDay awesome for a bumper camper. It was amazing the stuff that was included.

Good call on the Brinkley. Yes, you have to get a RV that best fits your lifestyle and needs.

Same. They do have a nice clean build but its still built with the same junk as everyone else. Also not at all a fan of the interior decor choices and the exterior that comes in any colors you want as long as its white and black.

@@TDub_ADVit’s like what Henry Ford said about the model T.. YOU CAN HAVE ANY COLOR YOU WANT AS LONG AS ITS BLACK.

LOL, understand, but I have to point out that many if not most of the components on their RV's are not the same as the masses use. They use different AC's, appliances, and cabinets are exclusive built for Brinkley with residential grade hardware and materials. No one else even most class A's don't even have that kind of quality in their cabinetry. As to colors and decor, yes its not for everyone. But the majority seems to love it, so for now this is all they offer. Until they test all the different materials and designs of furniture, this is what they are sticking with. They want to ensure that the product they deliver will perform and last for years. What they have now has been tested.

@@MyBucketListDay Sorry not trying to argue with you but i'm not drinking the Brinkley Kool Aid.... I think Brinkley has dome some great things with features and a very clean build, the best at its price point by far but its just way too early in their life as a manufacturer to anoint them the "best". Time will be the true measure. Remember not too long ago everyone thought Grand Design was the "best" because the look pretty and made lots of bold claims about quality, they also got a lot of social media hype years ago, how has that turned out? I hate to put it this way but all of the claims of quality and testing at this point are just marketing wank. Until these rigs have been out there in actual use for some years there is no way to substantiate those claims. In regards to components the ones i have seen use Furrion AC's and hot water heaters and a suburban furnace. The appliances in the ones i have seen are the same Furrion stuff that everyone else uses. All commodity stuff in common use in the RV industry, nothing groundbreaking here. As far as cabinets go yes they are a world better than Grand design and lots of other brands but Luxe and New Horizons both have better quality there from what i have seen. As a woodworker I have a keen eye for quality in this area and in my personal opinion NH is probably the best in the industry when it comes to woodwork of any kind. They will also build you literally whatever you want out of whatever materials you want. You want Oak, Cherry, Walnut, whatever they will make it happen and configure the cabinets how ever you want them like you would do in a custom home. DRV is not too far behind either, their cabinets are all built in house by Amish craftsmen. Like NH and Luxe, DRV uses 100% hardwood in their cabinets both the face frames and cabinet box and all residential hardware as well. Zero MDF or chip board anywhere in a DRV, NH or Luxe. There is a reason these 3 brands tend to be heavier dry than most others are loaded and that's metal in the frame and lots of real wood. If you truly want the best RV money can buy, get a New Horizons. They are 100% custom and you can get things like a real hardwood floor, mini split AC, true high end residential appliances if you want them and all kinds of other things you cant get anywhere else and frames that are built in house. You just have to wait two years to get one.... The only other one in this range is a Spacecraft.

Lippert

Lippert has there hand in too many RV products and doesn’t master any of them.

Lippert, but if the welds or anything doesn't pass Brinkley's inspection once they receive each frame, they send the frame back until it's perfect.

Lippert builds per plan and spec of the RV builder.

@@MyBucketListDay the welds should be tested ( non destructive tested) before they leave the manufacturing shop.

understand your concern, but these products have been around for years, and have very good performance without fails. So I say thanks for the convenience.

We will just have to wait and see.

Go watch my previous video and you will see why is is so different and built to last.

Don't go by the MSRP, check with your local dealer.

I would suggest you send your suggestion to them. They do listen to customers all the time.

Yes it is for now

LOL. plus the options,????

Sorry about that, I didn't have the right camera with me that day.

I have researched them for a year. Why are you mocking us? Brinkley's quality is excellent compare to alot of others. That is what is important ot Brinkley. Not the sale but customer satisfaction with quality.

@@PhoenixFyreRising Don’t kid yourself Brinkley is a business and profit margins are important. It is refreshing to hear them talk about improved quality but time will tell. I remember when Grand Design were the talk of the town with most of the UKpostsrs.

@@iana36s Wow, a negative attitude I see. I am not new to RV's so please. It is my opinion after lots of research and my choice. Thank you though.

I actually have looked into the brands you mentioned. While they are better quality than most, they just don't have the look and finish as the Brinkley. Brinkley offers A very modern and up to date look and decor coupled with the very best in quality. This is why I say they are the best. Yes, this is just my opinion, but the majority seems to agree with my opinion...

Does this trailer have shock absorbers as standard equipment like Outdoors RV. Is their roof sheathed with marine grade plywood or particle/osb? Do their axels exceed their GVW? Are their frames made by Lippert or made in house like a Northwood product? Look beyond the lipstick. A trailer is a trailer is a trailer..no matter how you slice it …they are the same. Coops

Thats a good point, I'll send them your request. They haven't built' anything yet...

Here's wishing they make it like the Z3100 @@MyBucketListDay

Just got a reply back from Brendin and no plan to swap the sides of the slide outs so we'll have to wait and see if we go TT or FW@@MyBucketListDay

Yes, the camera I used on this was a fixed lens on my DJI. I don't have a wide angle for that camera.

@@MyBucketListDay you have an iPhone? It does and you can use it for UKposts.

Not to bad, but yes, quality is a bit heavier than cheaper units. Strong foundation though.

I agree with your statement of all are basically junk.

Time will be the ultimate judge. Given the options out there today Brinkley appears to be a good choice.

Thanks for sharing

Thanks for the feedback. Good news, the dog bowls are completely removable. We included brackets and additional hose to accommodate swapping to 20 lbs. LP tanks to accommodate needs like yours. A recycling bin/larger trash bins were a highly requested feature, but it sounds like that's not on your list. Happy Camping.

Well said Brinkley, also the tanks can be loaded from the side making it easier.@@BrinkleyRV

So sorry about this, yes, new wireless mic's are on the list.

The couples model is also available

Yes, sorry. I didn't have the right camera with me. all the batteries for the right camera had all gone dead from all the recording that day.

Sorry about this...

@MyBucketListDay sorry. Not trying to be xxxxxx. I just want to see what the interior looks like.