double swags

[cruza driver]

My ARB one is great,, even better it was free

GG

Really do tell.

[kylarama]

Some of these double swags look more like tents...

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[Hairs]

True, but a hell of a lot warmer than a tent.
I was surprised how warm the swag is inside with the canvas, where as the hubs that attach to our 3x3 gazebo are great in summer.

[GGV8Cruza]

Really do tell.

Facebook comp last xmas, I got a double swag for a prize. Happy days

GG

[Bird]

Some of these double swags look more like tents...

Agree... but at least in a tent you can get changed if its pissin rain and stay dry!

[doc evil]

If you're looking for a swag which will become an heirloom, you can't go past a Murchison river swag.

[kylarama]

Agree... but at least in a tent you can get changed if its pissin rain and stay dry!

I've got a single hoop double swag. Made by a friend's brother 18 years ago. 16 ounce canvas and a heavy pvc base. Brilliant for winter camping,  so warm.

Although these days when i go camping without the family I generally pack the Coleman 30 second tent along with the swag if there's a threat of rain.

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[Bird]

I've got a single hoop double swag. Made by a friend's brother 18 years ago. 16 ounce canvas and a heavy pvc base. Brilliant for winter camping,  so warm.

Although these days when i go camping without the family I generally pack the Coleman 30 second tent along with the swag if there's a threat of rain.

Got 2 swags in the shed at moment... still take the Blackwolf...

had the swag out in snow and it was toasty warm inside - the flap was frozen when we got up in the morning LOL!

[latestarter]

Another vote for Southern Cross. Had ours for about 18 months now and can't fault the quality. I fully expect to hand this one down. That said I have a couple of singles, one about 20 years old, can't tell you the Brand, the company may not even be in business now. I do know that I never spent the sort of money the SC cost and it is still doing the job just fine so I don't think you have to spend the earth to get something that will last.....as long as you look after it.