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Cruiser RV MPG 2650RB vs Dutchmen Kodiak 260RBSL

2026 Travel Trailer comparison · side-by-side specs, verdict, and who each is best for.

Cruiser RV MPG 2650RB

Cruiser RV

MPG 2650RB

$45,862 · 31'4" · sleeps 6

Full Cruiser RV MPG 2650RB details →
Dutchmen Kodiak 260RBSL

Dutchmen

Kodiak 260RBSL

$47,056 · 31' · sleeps 4

Full Dutchmen Kodiak 260RBSL details →

Quick verdict

Two 31 ft Travel Trailers built for couples, different bets on features vs tow weight. The Cruiser RV MPG 2650RB is 31.33 ft, 6,276 lbs dry, 7,834 lb GVWR with 1,526 lb cargo, 834 lb tongue, sleeps 6, 1 slide, king bed up front, 190 W solar, residential fridge, theater seating, and dual 14.5K BTU A/C. The Dutchmen Kodiak 260RBSL is 31 ft, 5,658 lbs dry, 7,600 lb GVWR with 1,942 lb cargo, 585 lb tongue, sleeps 4, and lists 44/78/28 gal tanks.

The Dutchmen Kodiak 260RBSL leads on dry weight (618 lbs less), cargo capacity (+416 lbs), lower tongue (-249 lbs), and a much bigger 78 gal grey tank. The Cruiser RV MPG 2650RB wins on the king bed, residential fridge, theater seating, 190 W of solar, and dual 14.5K A/C. MSRP is $45,862 for the Cruiser vs $47,056 for the Kodiak, a $1,194 spread.

Directional verdict: the MPG 2650RB is the amenities and king-bed pick; the Kodiak 260RBSL is the lighter tow with bigger grey tank.

Side-by-side specs

Cruiser RV MPG 2650RBDutchmen Kodiak 260RBSL
MSRP$45,862$47,056
Length31'4"31'
Dry weight6,276 lbs5,658 lbs
GVWR7,834 lbs7,600 lbs
Sleeps64
Slides1
Fresh tank46 gal44 gal
Grey tank60 gal78 gal
Black tank30 gal28 gal
LP9.4 gal
Solar190W
Inverter
Generator
Bath
Bedking
4-seasonNoNo
Off-roadNoNo
Outdoor kitchenNoNo
Washer/dryernonenone
Residential fridgeYesNo

Where Cruiser RV MPG 2650RB wins

  • King bed via King Bed Slide System up front
  • 190 W of solar from the factory
  • Residential fridge and theater seating standard
  • Dual 14.5K BTU A/C standard
  • $45,862 MSRP undercuts Kodiak by $1,194

Where Dutchmen Kodiak 260RBSL wins

  • 5,658 lbs dry, 618 lbs lighter than MPG
  • 78 gal grey tank vs 60 gal on the Cruiser
  • 1,942 lb cargo capacity vs 1,526 lb
  • Lower 585 lb tongue weight

Pick the Cruiser RV MPG 2650RB if…

Pick the Cruiser RV MPG 2650RB if a king bed via the King Bed Slide System, a residential fridge, theater seating, and 190 W of factory solar matter more than the absolute lightest tow weight. The 6,276 lb dry weight, 834 lb tongue, and 1 slide pull comfortably behind a half-ton truck, and the dual 14.5K BTU A/C handles southern summers. At $45,862 MSRP it's the amenity-rich couples coach that's still $1,194 cheaper than the Kodiak.

Pick the Dutchmen Kodiak 260RBSL if…

Pick the Dutchmen Kodiak 260RBSL if you tow with a smaller half-ton or capable SUV and want the lighter 5,658 lb dry weight, 585 lb tongue, 1,942 lb cargo capacity, and 78 gal grey tank. The 31 ft floorplan delivers a rear-bath couples layout while keeping more weight headroom for water, gear, and bikes. The $47,056 MSRP is the price of the better cargo-to-empty ratio and tank capacity for boondock-leaning trips.

Frequently asked

Which has more cargo capacity?

The Dutchmen Kodiak 260RBSL has 1,942 lbs of cargo vs 1,526 lbs on the MPG 2650RB, a 416 lb advantage.

How does the grey tank compare?

The Kodiak 260RBSL has a 78 gal grey tank vs 60 gal on the MPG 2650RB.

Does the MPG 2650RB have a slide?

Yes, the MPG 2650RB has 1 slide. The Kodiak 260RBSL spec sheet does not list a slide count.