Spring and summer are just about here, so it's time to get out of the heat and into the mountains.

The Rangeline is a new Class B from Airstream. You can tell that Airstream has really been listening to the market over the past few years with the explosion in Class B RVs. It has a stealthy aesthetic for urban exploration, plywood carpentry (as opposed to particle board), storage for literal days, simpler systems for cooking, music, and fuel, and all in a very high end package, including an aluminum ceiling and shower slider door that hearkens back to Airstream's roots.

There are so many features that I don't really know where to start, so I'll begin with my favorites.

The furnace, generator, and water heater draw directly out of the gas tank, so you don't have to deal with separate systems or fuel sources.

The aluminum shower door slides along a track as opposed to opening outward.

You can turn some of the lights on just by tapping them. They also fold out and rotate for depending on whether you want direct light or more ambient light.

For the pet lovers, there are dog food and water bowls that are built into a drawer under the refrigerator. There is also a leash-mount on the running boards. These have never been used since I am not a pet owner.

For those who are interested in stealthy features for urban camping, many of the plugs and ports are hidden in a little trap door on the side. Super elegant and minimal.

Other class Bs have a bunch of knobs to control various systems. This unit has a centralized touch-screen system that controls the whole coach, which creates a very minimalistic and elegant aesthetic.

This is a great rig for shorter trips due to its size, but you'll have the same comforts you'd have at the house: shower, toilet, cooktop, refrigerator, microwave, electrical, and air conditioning.

I bought this brand new and the warranty will transfer.

This unit is currently in San Antonio, but I can deliver it to the surrounding areas. Will consider going farther.