01 What makes it unique
The 25FB moves up to the International's wider 8 ft 5.5 in body, which opens the cabin considerably over the 23FB. A queen (or twins) sits forward, a convertible dinette rides over the axles, and the bathroom and shower split across the aisle mid-ship. It sleeps six and is the smallest International to unlock the line's signature options.
Two of those options define this plan: the rear hatch — a rear wall that opens for al fresco dining, breeze, or loading gear, a feature usually reserved for special editions — and an optional front cross-bunk that adds a berth in place of the bedroom overhead storage. Standard kit includes the tankless on-demand water heater, powered ZipDee awning, rearview camera, DuPont Corian counters, a Furrion range, and the coastal decor.
At 5,700 pounds dry and a 7,300-pound GVWR with a generous 1,600-pound cargo rating, it stays comfortably half-ton-friendly. Starting MSRP is $133,900 — a few thousand under the Globetrotter 25FB, with the International leaning American-coastal where the Globetrotter leans European.
02 Full specifications
Dimensions
- Exterior length
- 26 ft 2 in
- Exterior width
- 8 ft 5.5 in
- Interior width
- 8 ft 1 in
- Exterior height
- 9 ft 9 in
- Interior height
- 6 ft 7.5 in
Weights
- Dry / unit base weight
- 5,700 lb
- GVWR (max loaded)
- 7,300 lb
- Hitch / tongue weight
- ≈ 860 lb*
- Net cargo capacity
- 1,600 lb
Capacities
- LP / propane
- 2 × 30 lb
- Water heater
- Tankless · on-demand
- Fresh / grey / black
- Confirmation pending*
Running gear
- Axles
- 2 · torsion + shocks
- Tire size
- ST225/75R15
- Brakes
- Nev-R-Adjust
- Wheels
- Stylized aluminum
Systems
- Air conditioning
- 13,500 BTU*
- A/C type
- Heat pump · QuietStream
- Refrigerator
- 8 cu ft · 12V
- Shore power
- 30 amp (50 w/ dual A/C)
- Monitoring
- Rearview camera (std)
Sleeping & layout
- Sleeps
- 6
- Primary bed
- Front Queen or Twin
- Bath
- Mid-ship · split 3-piece
- Key options
- Rear hatch · front bunk
- Awning
- Powered ZipDee
03 International floorplan family
The current International line — five dual-axle floorplans, each offered in queen or twin bedroom configurations. The 25FB on this page is highlighted; each other plan links to its own profile.
| Floorplan | Nominal | Bedroom | Sleeps | Notable |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 23FB | 23 ft | Front | 6 | Entry; rear full-width bath; 8' body |
| 25FB | 25 ft | Front | 6 | Wider body; rear hatch + bunk options |
| 27FB | 27 ft | Front | 6 | Most popular; biggest galley/storage |
| 28RB | 28 ft | Rear | 6 | Front lounge entry; rear bed |
| 30RB | 30 ft | Rear | 6 | Largest; most capacity; 50-amp |
The optional rear hatch and front cross-bunk are available only on the 25FB and 27FB. The International shares its floorplans with the Flying Cloud but adds elevated coastal design, a tankless water heater, and powered features.
04 What owners & reviewers report
Rear hatch option
Opens the rear wall for al fresco dining or gear loading — a feature usually reserved for special editions.
Optional front bunk
Adds a berth in place of the bedroom overhead storage, available on the 25FB and 27FB only.
Signature tankless water heater
Unlike the Flying Cloud's tank-style heater, the International uses an on-demand tankless LP water heater — continuous hot water without a reservoir.
Half-ton-friendly
5,700 lb dry and a 1,600-lb cargo rating keep it within reach of a well-matched half-ton.
05 How it compares
The narrower, lighter, less expensive entry plan — no rear hatch or bunk option.
Two feet longer with a bigger galley and storage; same options, about 300 lb more.
The European-design sibling on the same body — a touch pricier, with HITCH upholstery and no rear hatch.