Cub Campers Frontier

We love our 22 Fronteir, but would I get another Cub - Pros - well built and very capable excellent locker space and surfaces. magnificent pantry. tows perfectly very simply and quick set up/pack up (without awning) very comfortable, 2 switchable water tanks 2 x 100ah lithium standard with Projecta electronics as standard-probably ok in 2022 but… Read more

base could be higher as standard. We didn't take the redarc option which on reflection we should have) Exteneded towbar a worthy option - probably standard now - should be pull out kitchen is good quality and relatively simple to conect water and gas - there are better ways I am sure Cons Getting Cub to take responsibility for minor build issues is exceptionally frustrating which should not be the case the Awning is good in idea and in concept but a marriage breaker of the highest order. frustrating and difficult to set up. Cub logos failed within 12 months - warranty rejected so now all removed Kitchen connections are fiddly and are the highest failure point of the set up you have to buy thermal insulation which should be standard. If you have it - would you go without it?) Extended towbar - option???? You definitely need some sort of fan/fans Are wheels aligned properly from factory - probably best to get them aligned soon For a 100% Australian made camper - alloy rims are made in China, (there are still aussie made rims)

The Frontier is a very good FF Camper trailer and in general, there's so much good about it you tend to accept the not so good bit and build memories from all the adventures. They are exceedingly expensive when the competition is improving every day. I wanted australian made to support aussie maunufacturing but at the 'end of the day' is it that much better? I think so but what ships me the most is the FU attitude of Cub Australia. For most people the experience is fine - it just wasn't mine. So in answer to the question - would i buy from Cub again? No I wouldn't.