It’s the last day at the Florida RV SuperShow, and instead of us wandering around filming whatever catches our eye, we let you run the show. We stuck to three rules: viewer picks only, one-minute walkthroughs (one take, no resets), and we end every tour with the only question that matters—would we actually travel in it? Between the rain coming in and the timer running, you get real first impressions, not polished sales pitches. We rapid-fire toured a stack of viewer-requested Class B rigs: the Pleasure-Way Ontour 2.2 (nice layout, but I’m not a big power-sofa guy and I don’t love making the bed daily at $174,995), the 2026 Leisure Travel Vans Unity TB4X (excellent fit and finish, real bathroom, twin-to-king setup—yes, even at $270k), the Coachmen Nova 20C Li3 (good quality, flush induction, but the bed and shower are narrow), the 2026 Winnebago Travato 59K (nothing “wrong,” just not our preferred layout), the Tiffin GH1 (cool adventure vibe but too tight for how we work full-time), and the Noovo Lite (beautiful, but I prefer north-south sleeping, so I’d pick the Plus). And because a bunch of you asked how we’ve been parked at the show all week with no shore power—editing, running Starlink, charging everything—we break down our BLUETTI setup, including charging while driving with the Charger 2 and the Elite 200 V2. Then we limp off toward Disney, because apparently we like chaos.