Hey guys Matt here with Boreas Campers in Denver Colorado. We're going to do a walkthrough video
on the 2021 Boreas XT. We've got a lot of great upgrades coming for this year so let's get into
it. All right guys we're going to start up front here. One of the biggest changes we
made was a full chassis redesign. There's a couple reasons behind this, one of them was
incorporating the Cruisemaster products out of Australia. That will be their DO35 hitch coupler
and the CRS2 independent trailing arm suspension. Another reason was overall towing performance with
the consumer vehicle. You can see the front of this chassis actually drops down about two inches.
That's going to give you a more level towing platform between the vehicle and the trailer
without sacrificing ground clearance. Up front here we have the DO35 hitch coupler
from Cruisemaster. We're really impressed with this system already. It's certainly the simplest
and easiest hookup that we've seen and in addition to that you've got the integrated parking brake.
That's going to come standard on all camper models. For 2021 we've discontinued the MXT
chassis version that allowed for the dirt bike or the two inch receiver on the tongue.
We've now integrated that into a single chassis system across all of our models so you'll have
a two inch receiver or the option to add a dirt bike tray up front so bike trays, luggage racks,
that's going to fit most two inch accessories. Up front we have our storage toolbox. This has your
battery and solar charge controller in it. You can mount mountain bike trays up top, you can do
luggage rack options up here as well. We've also added a lithium battery upgrade for this year
and you can see here it's pre-wired for the portable Zamp panel.
Another cool upgrade for 2021 we've partnered with Zamp for all of our solar products so on
the XT model you'll be getting the Zamp Obsidian panel standard. That's a 100
watt kit we've been really impressed with it already. Of course we're going to pair
that with the charge controller as well and as I said earlier the solar plug for a portable unit.
For our cabin doors we've moved to the Tern Overland teardrop doors. We've been
really impressed with these already with both their quality and their security. One thing we
really liked about it is it has a double latch system so you shut it once then you also give
it an extra twist and that sucks that door in tight making sure you have a water tight seal.
As well as an integrated screen door this isn't just your standard screen it's actually built
out of stainless steel. Again, great for that security factor. As we move down the driver's
side here of the Boreas XT you'll see the fully integrated and welded roof rack system
that comes standard on all of our models along with the eight foot awning from Twenty Three
Zero. Right below that you've got your porch light and you have your shore power plug-in.
Right here next to the spare tire is your water fill for the 30 gallon water tank
and you can see the spare tire has moved from its standard location up front to the
side. That was part of our chassis redesign and integration of a two inch receiver on all models.
Moving into the cabin here we're going to show you the control center for the camper.
Right here is your converter so this runs your shore power.
It's a built-in charger and tender and also has all the breakers for your 12 volt and 110 power.
To the left of that is your digital Propex thermostat that runs the forced air furnace
right below here this is your master kill switch for the entire camper you've got 110
plug-ins here when you're on shore power. To the left of that is your dimmer switch for the lights.
Below that you've got USB, power, battery gauge and the cigarette style. Here
up in the cabinet you have your Propex furnace again that's a 6500 btus
keeps this camper toasty warm. Up above we have the Maxxair fan,
we've really liked this system because it has both in and out it has a reverse option to move air.
It has also the built-in thermostat so you can set it to 78 degrees and it'll kick on
automatically and with their hood design it is an all-weather operation which can certainly come in
handy. Down below here we have our four and a half inch memory foam mattress. This is custom made for
this camper and is very comfortable. Over your feet you have a bunch of storage with overhead
doors as well so these are great for just throwing in the big duffel bags and getting out of town.
All right moving to the back of the camper here we have our galley kitchen one of my personal
favorite parts of the camper. Overhead here you have your composite cabinets, stainless steel
countertop. You'll also have your power center here so you've got one to ten plug-ins
when you're on shore power. Overhead dimming lights both on the cabinet and on your door.
Power center here with your water pump switch and battery gauge. The cabinets provide a ton
of storage pots, pans, and food all being in reach while you're cooking or plating up dinner.
On the right hand side here is the stainless steel pull out sink and stove. So you have your
two burner suburban stove here you've got 7500 btus per burner up. Above that is your
stainless steel sink, this will run off your self priming pump and the 30 gallon water tank.
On the left hand side here is the Truma C60. This is another recent upgrade of
ours. We've been really impressed with the efficiency and the quality coming out of Truma,
and we were able to fit that 60 liter version as opposed to our previous 50.
Once you're ready to break camp for the weekend packing up the kitchen is super simple rolling
everything back in locking it into position and before you know it you're on the road.
Off the rear of the camper you have your two inch receiver hitch.
This is rated to 300 pounds. You'll see your led lights that's your brake turn and reverse
those are protected with a steel bash guard. On both sides of the camper we have a 30 inch
leveling jack that's going to give you plenty of ability to level on any type of terrain.
Coming around to the passenger side of the camper we have our 11 pound propane tank. This will run
that Propex furnace for 35 hours straight. Up above here we have our on demand hot water system
so great for the showers after the dusty day on the trail, washing dishes in the kitchen,
and another option we have available is the integrated shower room enclosure.
Another cool feature that we added for 2021 was the Boreas branded mud flaps. This is
standard on any of the 21 models but they're also available for past years' models as well.
Here we have our diamond plate fender steps more than beefy enough to be
able to access the roof rack or your rooftop ten. No issues with support.
Okay on to our wheels tires and suspension. Standard on all our
campers is the BF Goodrich all-terrain tires. That is wrapped onto a pro comp wheel
and again all campers come standard with electric brakes. One of the biggest upgrades we made for
2021 was partnering with Cruisemaster suspension out of Australia. Standard on all of our teardrops
is going to be the CRS2 trailing arm suspension this is a beefy, coil, dual shock system
we've been truly impressed with in both the ride quality and the rebound control whether you're
towing it down the highway or deep in the back country you're gonna really like this upgrade.
All right everyone thanks for checking out this walkthrough video. Hopefully it was informative
to you. If you do have questions don't hesitate to reach out to us directly or your nearest dealer.
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