Get rid of the sink next to the toilet and put in floor to ceiling cabinet. Someone would have to stand in the toilet to use the sink. Other than that, it's really nice.

Ithink KZ are underrated I don't think they get enough love

I like the main entrance room and the way they implemented the way it transitions into the kitchen and the size of both spaces is the way I like it spacious

Very nice unit. I agree with a previous comment that the washer and dryer location could be a recipe for frame issues, so I would replace the pin box with either a Trail Air Ride or Gen-Y shock absorbing hitch

It's really nice inside for sure. I wonder what it's like for travel stops with the slides closed though.

Pretty nice! I like it. Especially the extra sleeping spots!😊

This is very nice, I'm usually not a fan of Durango rv's but this one I would buy with no problem.

That price is comparable to 2017's prices. I like it!

Beautiful unit. Thanks for the tour.

Tradeoff for that spacious kitchen is that you definitely can't get to the fridge with the slides in, and likely can't even get into the kitchen.

Beautiful

Love it!

Like this unit very much!

I am a big fan of KZ, we’ve had 3 with minimal issues.

I found it Interesting how KZ added a long 4" heavy gauge box tube under the I-beam frame. I wonder if they're doing anything else to the frame to enhance the pin box and superstructure strength overall? Hopefully, this is a sign the industry is taking frame flex / failure seriously. Overall, a very impressive unit.

I like everything on the interior (I'm an interior gal, the hubby sticks to the outside) except for the oblong window. That window does not fit in the space, imo.

Seems like Durango installed axle capacities that are barely strong enough like so many manufacturers do.

Hmmm, washer and dryer in 5th wheel overhang, can you say “frame flex”?

This is comparable to the Brinkley.

Opposing slide-outs ALWAYS makes for a large open area. We have an RV with them and it allows us to do our workouts inside in bad weather. I’m confused who this unit is for, there is seating for 8 people in the living area but only half that number are able to sit at the table and eat a meal. Two sofas that convert to a bed I feel is overkill. One is enough, the other space could be used for something else. Also, not a fan of a vertical wall next to one side of the stovetop, no place to turn pot handles on that side.

Woot

I’m not a fan of single of single basin sinks, everyone I know that has one, ends up putting a plastic tub in one side of them anyway. Supposedly its for large pots and pans but I’ve never seen pots so big that you can’t wash them in a standard size sink.

Should it be 3 axles?

I will never understand why manufacturers just don’t put 8000lb axles. The numbers are just so close so why chance it.

2 year bumper to bumper warranty - Not sure if you mentioned this or not.

No space for a coffee station though

As a 2025 Thor/KZ Durango Gold owner, I urge caution! Our fifth wheel has several major issues that KZ has not fixed. Their "quality" is not what we were expecting. Their "two year warrenty" has yet to be proven. Their warrenty department seems bent on saving pennies and customers be damned!

Nice, but for the price you’d think they’d install a backsplash in the kitchen. I don’t know why the manufacturers don’t do this. Do they think that grease doesn’t splatter in an RV? Do they not have a backsplash in their kitchen at home? The industry needs to step it up on some pretty basic things that should be a no brainer.

The cooktop being so close to the plywood on the left is a no no for me. Splatter stain city.