OPUS 15' Hybrid Caravan

[Minjin]

Anyone have any good feedback on this company? The Hybrid Caravan looks pretty sweet.

OP15 | OPUS Camper USA

www.opuscamper.us

 

[Woodstockz]

Looks cool, Aussie style caravan for US. $?

 

[Winterpeg]

Definitely worth keeping an eye on and seeing how their QC and customer service ends up being.

I wonder what the prices will be?

 

[Windows down]

I picked mine up last week in Dallas. I’ll report back in a few weeks after I have had it out.

 

[Willeman]

Any updates on the OP15, I am intereted but cannot find any reviews on quality or performance?

 

[TroySmith80]

@Windows down what are your thoughts on the opus?

How is that rear bed pop out? Convenient, reliable /durable, seal out the bugs and weather pretty well?

 

[Phuston]

I have had an OP 15 for going on just a year right now. I have had no major concerns whatsoever with any QC issues in the Opus. Failures include 1 Latch holding the bed vertical. And 1 stabilizing jack that I majorly over torqued. The latch was available was within a week or so and I opted for upgraded rear stabilizing jacks. Overall I have been extremely satisfied with the opus OP 15. I have had it in places where I have had to engage four-wheel-drive low in a f250 on 40’s. I have yet to put it into a position in which it wasn’t able to follow me through. The camper pulls a tad heavy as it is substantially bigger than the Opus Air. So it can sometimes have the tendency to ”buck” I given it is a single axle trailer. With that said both of my tow vehicles have super soft suspensions. I have lived in the camper with two people for seven days. I have yet to tarnish the batteries completely. The only main draw that affects the batteries is the refrigerator. Once again I am extremely satisfied with the overall reliability and functionality of this “caravan “. If asked if I would buy another one I would.

 

[TroySmith80]

thanks for the feedback Phuston.

How do you like that rear bed pop out? With the multiple hinged panels, does it seem fairly robust/durable, easy to use? Does it do a reasonbly good job of keeping drafts and rain out? That is one of the more interesting features of that trailer in my opinion.