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wildbill74 · 06-08-2015, 02:09 PM

I am wondering on the sleeping arraignments for the 29h outlaw. What is the best sleeping deal? Loft? fold out sofa? Garage sofa foldouts? What do most people who own one sleep? I feel the loft is the best but how does it sleep? it is a great RV and space is well used but what works best for users? I think the fold out sofa is a lot of work. Help me on this!!

Scarab0088 · 06-08-2015, 05:22 PM

There are a few Outlaw 29H owners here...hope they find your thread.

Best luck

MrZip · 07-05-2015, 06:02 PM

We have a 29h. My wife doesn't like crawling out of the loft so I get that area all to myself. She prefers to use one of the couches in the back. We have a foam top we set up with a comforter and pillows etc. and she's very comfortable. We also travel with our weimaraner (70 lbs) and he sleeps in a dog crate in the back. Now when were in travel mode or toy hauling mode the garage may not be available. In that case the Dog crate comes up in the coach (in front of the garage door) and the couch is used for sleeping, although not as comfortable since as you can't stretch out good. We normally don't put the slide out when were traveling on the road but I'm going to be hauling two bikes out in a couple of weeks, so we probably will use the slide and fold the couch out and use the air mattress.

Scarab0088 · 07-05-2015, 07:36 PM

To MrZip!

Congrats on the 29H. Wish the 29H was made back when we were looking at Class C's and TT's.
Hope you share all about it here:
http://www.irv2.com/forums/f121/i-lo...aw-102560.html

Davinger · 07-06-2015, 06:15 AM

If you are a big person like me the loft isn't a good idea because the mattress is thin. Also there's limited access if you have someone to sleep with. If they have to get up and they're sleeping in the nose they have to crawl over you. A full thick mattress is the best way to sleep as it's more like home.