Quick answer
A couples' travel trailer with a front RV queen behind a privacy curtain, a 72-inch sofa slide and a full bath with a radius shower. It's about 22 ft long, sleeps 3, weighs 4,493 lbs dry and has a 5,837-lb GVWR, so it's light enough for a properly equipped Ranger as well as an Expedition or F-150.On Video
Specs
| Length | About 22 ft (22' 4" published) |
|---|---|
| Dry weight (this unit) | 4,493 lbs |
| GVWR | 5,837 lbs (published) |
| Sleeps | 3 |
| Slides | 1 (72-inch sofa) |
| Floor plan | Front RV queen with privacy curtain, rear full bath |
| Bath | Full bath with radius shower |
| Construction | 6-sided full-aluminum frame, aluminum floor joists, composite walls |
| Storage | Two pass-through storage compartments |
| Solar | 200W |
| Connectivity | Starlink prep |
| Tanks | Heated |
| Awning | 14-ft power awning with LED lighting |
| Stock # | 27009 |
Specs are for this specific unit, from its window sticker and published manufacturer data. Confirm before you buy; I’m happy to send a photo of the sticker.
Brad’s Take
The 2109S is a lot of trailer for 22 feet. The RV queen is up front with a privacy curtain, there’s a 72-inch sofa in the slide, and the bathroom is a real full bath with a radius shower instead of a cramped wet bath.
If you work from the road, it’s Starlink prepped, and it has 200 watts of solar and heated tanks for cold nights up here. Storage is better than most trailers this size, with two pass-through compartments, and outside you get a 14-ft power awning with LED lighting.
Like the rest of the 2027 Mini Lites, it’s built with composite walls, a 6-sided full-aluminum frame and aluminum floor joists. That construction is designed to avoid the wood rot and delamination you see in older trailers. At about 22 ft, it’s well under the 30-ft limit for National Park approval.
Skip this one if: Families who need bunks, or anyone who wants a separate bedroom with a door. The bed is behind a curtain.
