[bolerama]

That's a dilemma. I'm a huge fan of both. I was so sad when Bigfoot went under. Bigfoots definitely win for insulation, but I have been disappointed in their dated interiors. The aluminum skinned walls in some A/S models look great; however, they are cold to sleep against in spring and fall. We put "bumpers" between our bed and wall. Also, the floor is quite cold in spring and fall, even with the heat on. I also stress constantly when big storms are brewing on the horizons. I'm terrified of hail. Our Boler (molded fiberglass shell) survived a major hailstorm that damaged absolutely every house in the town it was parked. Homeowners had to replace windows, shingles, siding, trees), but the Boler only had a few dents on the aluminum roof vent. We didn't bother replacing it. It's vintage. OK...so I stress about hail now, but do I regret getting the Airstream? Never! It is a work of art, not just a place to sleep. I absolutely love it. When we pulled it into our driveway for the first time, all our neighbours came for a tour. One couple was so impressed with it that they got one too. They thought that all RVs had oak and wallpaper border until they saw our A/S. They were sold at first sight. If you choose an A/S, you won't be disappointed. Since ours is 23 ft, it heats up quickly, and we don't walk around too much anyway, so no cold feet. We do have misty windows by morning, but that clears up quick enough. We also sleep with a down duvet 12 months of the year whether camping or not. Good luck in your search! I keep hoping that someone will buy the Bigfoot factory and start making them again.