Keystone’s super-premium Fuzion toy hauler brand is expanding into more affordable toy hauler travel trailers with the introduction of the new Fuzion 260 model.

Fuzion continues to push the toy hauler envelope with models like the Touring Edition II featuring an industry exclusive rear ramp door deck complete with side railings and drink holders.  In addition, Keystone’s fastest growing toy hauler brand is expanding the market with lighter weight, half-ton towable travel trailers.

According to Fuzion product manager Rob Groover, the new Fuzion 260 offers all the necessary features without the extra weight, frills or added expense.  Says Groover, “Fuzion fifth wheels deliver a huge wow factor and are recognized as the most innovative toy haulers on the market today.  With the introduction of our new travel trailers, we can now introduce a whole new group of prospective buyers to the Fuzion brand.  The FZ260 is the first of several trailer models Fuzion will introduce this year.  Our dealers have been asking for this new trailer and Fuzion delivered.”

Keystone group general manager Sean Ryan adds that many RV enthusiasts have come to realize they don’t need a 40-foot fifth wheel toy hauler to enjoy the lifestyle.  “Especially if you already own a half-ton pickup truck or full size SUV, the Fuzion trailer is a tremendous alternative to the Fuzion fifth wheel,” says Ryan.  “In many instances, our new Fuzion toy hauler trailers offer the all the livability and cargo capacity you could want.”  CLICK HERE for all the info!

Some of the FZ260 highlights include:

• Shipping weight of 6560, making it easily towable by a properly equipped half-ton truck
• 30-foot length, making it ideal for smaller campsites and parks
• 102-inch wide body construction with laminated walls, allowing for loading of large gear
• Tuff Ply flooring in the 10-feet 4-inch cargo area, for durability and resistance to oil and gas spills
• 30-gallon on-board fuel station with 12V pump and static line
• Private front bedroom with queen bed and private bathroom
• 32-inch LCD TV in the living area and full kitchen with range, conventional and microwave ovens
• Sleeping for 7 adults

RV Buddies Online has returned from the PRVCA Hershey RV show with 16 segments filmed and ready for post production.

The show featured RVs from over 55 manufacturers including 2010 premiere models, along with a host of aftermarket products and accessories.

RV Buddies was able to get their first look at a number of the 2010 models and able to review many of them to bring back to their audience, including the Open Range Residential, Born Free 22 Rear Kitchen, Carriage Cameo, Winnebago VIA, Winnebago Tour, Four Winds Serrano, Tiffin RED, Keystone Fuzion, Forest River XLR, Newmar Canyon Star toy hauler, and the Galileo trailer.

Besides coach reviews, aftermarket products and accessories, a number of industry veterans were filmed, including "The RV Doctor," Gary Bunzer, and RV Adventures' John Holod.

Additionally RV Buddies shot several spots to feature the local flavor of the community – that flavor being chocolate.  “Robert and Elise had a lot of fun with those and may have gained a few pounds while filming them,” Summers said, referring to show co-hosts Robert Wittenberg and Elise Baughman’s tours of various local chocolate-themed attractions.

The PRVCA reported on their Facebook page that over 31,000 attended what they bill as “Americas Largest RV Show.” Local network news covering the show reported: "If the RV Industry is any indicator of the economy, the recession is over."

“I can believe it!” said Summers, “they were times when it was very crowded and it was hard for us to film a review due to the amount of people that were exploring the coaches.  In fact, one time we had to come back and finish a review later because a dealer was busy selling an RV to a happy customer.”

Summers was very pleased with the trip.  “It was a great success.  As was our first live blogcast.  We’ve received a lot of comments about how much people really enjoyed getting a live look at what was going on around the show.”

For those who missed it live, the blogcast can currently be found in the “News Bytes” section. Photos, reviews and other coverage of the PRVCA RV Show will begin appearing later this week and roll out over the next few months.

Photos: RVBuddiesOnline.com

Robert and Elise find the new Fleetwood Redline and show you some of the features that make it a real stand-out. Brand new for 2009, this light-weight towable is a must-see.

Fleetwood went out of their way to build a light-weight series of towables that can be used and abused by the weekend warrior in all of us.

The construction is solid with minimal frills and rugged materials. Functionality and form replace gimmickry. Think a nice stereo, fill station, safe ramps for loading and unloading, screens to protect the interior from bugs and large awnings.

If your adventures take you to the desert, rivers or lakes with all of your toys - check out the new Redline products from Fleetwood.