The 101" wide-body construction gives the G360REQ noticeably more breathing room than most fifth wheels in its class, and the all-weather insulation package. R-38 in the roof, floor, ceiling, endcaps, and tanks, plus fully heated and enclosed underbelly. Means it handles shoulder-season camping without a lot of fuss. The kitchen is well-thought-out with dovetail drawer boxes on 100 lb glides, a pullout trash can, and a large dining table with a pullout leaf and four chairs. The residential one-piece fiberglass shower with a built-in seat and glass doors is a step up from what you'd find in many competitors, and the heated water convenience center handles everything from black tank flush to winterizing from a single exterior bay. Owners who've put real miles on this unit describe solid towing manners and no significant mechanical complaints, and the optional CURT coil spring suspension or Boondocker 48V solar system make it easy to configure for either comfort on the road or genuine off-grid capability.
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Other fifth wheel trailers floor plans (around 37 ft 1 in, near $137,000), similar in size and price to the Durango Gold G360REQ.
