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From information I've seen, the closed exterior height of the Approach will be 98" thus not able to get into an 8ft garage without airing down or switching out wheels every time one wants to move it in/out of the garage. This is a huge miss imo and will result in many many lost sales. Very...

83" provides an additional 10" to make 93" which should clear a standard 8 ft./96" garage door opening.

If they design the Approach so that it will not fit into an 8ft garage, they will be missing a huge market.

I'm interested in MO's products. Has anyone had any water leakage related to the canvas top?

You might want to considering searching and/or posting in this forum for an answer. There is often good info there. https://www.ranger5g.com/forum/forums/towing.28/

It doesn't look like you can sleep in it with the top down unless I'm missing something (for grizzly country). Can anyone tell?

With the east/west queen and the bed not put up, is there room for two to sit inside on the bench/es? Putting my comments separately, perhaps able to be seen and addressed.

It doesn't look there is charging such as USB and 12v near the head of the bed; anyone know differently? It would be nice to have that option.

Great to hear, thx. I do a lot of tent camping and know how to control condensation well so this is even better news. Have you been able to keep the trailer warm during the cold? I'm sure it's far better than a tent in that regard!

Has anyone had an issue with the "canvas" leaking? Looking seriously at this camper. Thanks.

I'd much prefer the Arkto to have composite instead of wood on the interior.

How do add a lift to one of these trailers? Yourself or someone do it for you? I would think that the RV centers wouldn't care to do that on a product they don't sell. I've thought about a lift also on one of these but haven't pursued it. Thanks.

Hitting our head isn't a deal breaker but the difficulty in closing the door is for us. That said, the trailer is high quality and looks fantastic. Built like a tank.

Again respectfully, I didn't say anyone else didn't have an issue closing the door. We do.

Respectfully, I didn't say the door is a non issue for most. It is for us.

The door is 100% the reason that I did not purchase it. It's also easy to bump head and frankly, just in the way. I wish that would be fixed as I'd otherwise buy it in a heartbeat.

Bravo OverKill. It seems like you did the right thing/s. Here's hoping for one of your campers in my future and others.

It seems appropriate for someone from OverKill to respond to this.

This definitely worrisome particularly for those that live a distance from Oregon. You had to have the entire camper rebuilt? What were some of the basic problems?

The Taco should be just fine. Typically at altitude we are told to lower the expected tow rating by 10% and since the west is full of altitude, I'm going to pay attention to that. Maybe a little leeway but a 3500 lb. towing rating would have me concerned for what we do with a trailer weighing...