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5 Stand-Out Features of the Winnebago Micro Minnie FLX Travel Trailer

5 Stand-Out Features of the Winnebago Micro Minnie FLX Travel Trailer
Highlights of this off-grid-ready towable RV, reviewed by an early user and experienced RVer.
By: GoLife Staff

Winnebago’s new Micro Minnie FLX towable offers a comfortable yet high-tech home on wheels for up to five people. With an additional solar panel and lithium-ion batteries, as well as water and electric conservation, you can stay off-grid in comfort for up to five days.

The Micro Minnie FLX has also won ‘Best New Model’ from RV Pro and ‘Top Debut’ from RVBusiness. You can see this award-winning towable in person at the Florida RV SuperShow in Tampa this January!

Top 5 Winnebago Micro Minnie FLX Features

1. Powered Stabilizing Jacks

The Micro Minnie FLX was designed for improved towability and livability. With powered jacks, you can stabilize your RV with the push of a button - making camp setup an easy and quick process.

2. Showermiser

This smart freshwater reclamation device helps you from wasting water and filling up your gray tank unnecessarily when waiting for your shower water to heat up. Once flipped on, the Showermiser recirculates the water and the device will actually start to turn white once the water has heated up, then you simply flip the switch to start using the shower.

3. Truma Aventa Air Conditioner

When off-grid, efficiency is key with appliances. The Truma Aventa air conditioner can be run off of your batteries. Plus, it is very quiet!

4. New Power System

The Micro Minnie FLX includes a large 320-amp-hour lithium-ion battery, a Xantrex 3000-watt inverter, and two large 190-watt solar panels on the roof. These work together to allow for much more energy independence when traveling and boondocking.

5. Truma Aquago Water Heater

This tankless water heater by Truma regulates the water temperature to prevent the shifts from cold to hot when taking a shower. 

Towable Owner Micro Minnie FLX Review

Watch the Micro Minnie FLX Insider review video for insights from Winnebago Towables Product Manager, Adam Christoffersen, and Winnebago Ambassador and early user, Robert Morales.

Learn more about the Winnebago Micro Minnie FLX!

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User commented on April 19, 2022 12:36 AM
Where do it start bought 2019 towable first time out firnce did not work, roof panels where falling pulled through the nails and dvd radio did not work 1/2 the time water leak in the island took back to dealer that sold us the travel trailer roof not covered normal wear and tear raidio worked so no problem found. And the leak did not leak so no fix that did fix furnace bad ckt board. Next time we took on short trip hot water heater stopped working that looked at it npf not able to find the leak and radio worked ok now fix but charged for looking. In long trip repaired roof did not use radio and kept eye on leek drove from washington state to key west Florida tire went R and R tire on I 95 lost 2nd tire replaced the other 3 tires the self leveling sys quit working had to repair that system and the slide right side the floor came loose had it replaced back home. This last trip furnace stopped working, slide out of adjestment, and water leak from sink back dealer not able to find the roof and trim still falls in keep it up the best I can had to replace a window whould not stay up and less keep going out in the kitchen area we get a replacement radio after 2 years other than this we put 20,000 miles on the traler. Will put another 20k kn on it. I think roof panels, water leak and raidio are my biggest concerns I called Winnebago about roof that told me "As we drive in side is having earthquakes not much they can do for that" NOT A GOOD ANSWER. Other than that good traler.
User commented on November 20, 2022 10:12 PM
Are cabinets constructed out of wood?