2022page=2 KZ reviews

Love the floor plan and livability. We changed out the pub seating and made the outside grill into a tool storage sliding shelf and doubles as a outside grill prep/grilling tool table. The separate spaces are nice to have - living, dining, awesome bath and nice bedroom with a great front closet. Workmanship is ok. If we wanted better we would have gone with a Gold - but works great for us. The under-storage is huge which is great for ladders and fishing rods. The huge 65” TV, fireplace, and living room is spacious and comfortable. We changed out the tires to 14 ply (G) and it is a very comfortable pull for the truck. We only wish there was a little more kitchen storage and slide out shelves for the pantry. With the “4” season insulation and the fireplace we can keep the camper warm to 70f even when it gets down in the low 40’s outside - without turning on the furnace and burning propane. The mattress needed to be changed out as the original is not good. Overall it has been good to us and we still love it after 4 seasons, 33 states, 2 provinces, and 26,000 miles. Show less

We love our 311th10 K-Z Sporterster. It is a very light 5th wheel that is easy to tow, has a great garage that we put our harley davidson trike in. The recliners are comfortable and we have a good amount of storage inside and outside. Exterior is in really nice shape and quality is real good. It is nice to travel with and we have had no issues with it. Show less

Fantastic quality, craftsmanship and design. We have no problems with the operation, mechanicals or construction of our KZ Durango. With a two year warranty the manufacturer stands behind their product. Solid plywood flooring, hardwood cabinetry and solid surface counter tops. Residential style appliances and comfortable seating make this an easy choice when it comes to selecting the best. Show less

This RV is perfect for long term living, or weekend excursions. We purchased it to live in while we were building our home and it is the perfect floor plan complete with every element to make that experience possible and comfortable for every season. The mid bedroom is perfect for kids room or an office. With an additional queen size bed in the loft above . It has been very well maintained Show less

We purchased this rig pre-owned. This is our seventh camper/RV in the past 17 years. So far its our favorite. Overall construction is better than average. Although this is a small 5th wheel, its layout makes it seem roomier. The rear kitchen is perfect for us, as we can both prep our meals together. There are lots of cabinets and drawers for all our stuff. The bathroom is comfortable and has a roomy 30x36 inch shower, a huge storage cabinet, and a ceramic bowl toilet. The bedroom is on the smaller side, but still has a full queen mattress. On the negative side, if you taller than 6 ft this may not work for you. Although the living area has tons of head room, the bedroom doesn't. I'm 5'10" and I can easily walk at the foot of the bed, but it quickly tapers off towards the head of the bed. Also, I had to modify some overhead lights as they are too bright. In particular, the bed light and the two lights over the couch. Overall, this is a great camper for the right couple, and we're glad we own it. Show less

We chose this KZ Escape due to it's open floorplan. Two years later we are still discovering issues since buying it brand new in 2022. Plumbing around toilet and water tank had to be tightened to avoid leaking the first week. All window shades had to be reattached due to poor installation. The slide out has had multiple retraction issues. The motors have to be overridden and the slide out manually pushed in/out. In addition it was discovered that a manufacturers shop rag had been left in the seal on top of the slide causing the slide to leak when it rains. Just this week (March 2024) we wondered why the dining table looked warped. Turns out the adhesive used to cover the table with "wallpaper" has failed. The entire table wallpaper comes off now. Let's not forget last year when the family was out of town except one. He just happened to go outside and saw that the battery had caught fire. Thankfully he was able to remove the propane tank before it exploded causing the rv to burn to the ground. This is just a small list of issues on top of the lack of customer service on every end concerning our RV. WE WILL NEVER BUY ANOTHER KZ RV. Show less

Bought brand new and every time we go on a trip there is a new issue. Leaking pipes, slide out went out, screws popping out every trip, couch unscrewing etc. I asked the MFR when does it qualify for lemon law and their response is all trailers loosen up when moved which is bull because I have had trailers for a long time. Very disappointed in how cheaply this is manufactured. Front window where we sleep leaks air like we are in a tent and have to sleep with bonus and I had the dealer seal it for us. Show less

Overall this unit is very nice! All functional except disappointing pull down shade design/construction. If you want the shade to be down then put it there one time and leave it. The spring in the rod slips and won't reset. Bought new. Show less

We had a brake hang up on 3rd trip camping, we also had panel bow out in bathroom, brought in for repair dealership took their time so called Kz warranty, operator very understanding but had to wait for call from a gal that was over the (SE) as she knew everything about the SE model. She then called dealership, sided with them and called me said spoke with service no problem found, I beg to differ, but was told this is the way this works and thank you for contacting us. I still have lt. rear brake I do not trust and as for the bulging panel in bath dealership says nothing behind panel to a fix to. They got our $30.000, thats all they wanted, and thats not helping me. Show less

This is honestly the worst quality travel trailer i have ever seen. I I opened up the sealed spaces to inspect basically everything that I could when the sink started leaking the second night. I found wood chips, sawdust, metal shavings, whole metal chunks (from the penetrations drilled through the exterior wall for connections), and places where wires passing through holes had ripped that inner wall structure when the component that the wires were attached to fell during assembly, tugging on the wires to make them act like a saw. In short, *assembly* quality isn't the only issue, there are some fundamental *design* quality problems that must be addressed too. Specifically stupid exterior hatch size choices, the layout of the accessories like batteries and the propane tank on the tongue, waste water dump location four feet underneath the trailer and maybe lowering the bathroom vanity so you could actually use the mirror. Show less