I noticed that the "Pico 2x2" (=double size) is a whooping 50cm wider yet only slightly heavier and packs marginally bigger. Assuming there's no tight spaces in the woods why should a solo camper still buy the 1x1 model?
Hi Nath. Good to see you again, what a handy swag. Cheryl asks the large one does it come complete with on-suite! Apparently there are several things she needs to know as she needs me comfortable when I am living in it, for keep giving her all this grief on TH-cam! As you know I am always interest in inflatables!! 😗 hmmm! Take care The "Wild" Screechers.
That looks like a great swag/tent. I agree with the bag, would be better with a decent ripstop canvas. Handy for Hikes. Be like Glamping 😊 Sleep a couple pretty comfy.. Thanks for the tips and tricks..
Swags are like camping coffins, Run a Five Oceans instant mozzie dome. huge 3 person, seconds to put up and down, rain cover, slip in bag. Camp sorted in minutes!
How much did they secretly pay this guy to "review" (cough cough) this swag? This tent has many features that I was sold on, but then I saw a detailed setup and packup video (from Snowy's) and suddenly the build quality became a deal breaker. The screwed threads for the valves on both the tent and the pump are made of soft plastic (the threads on the tent are a permanent fixture). Those plastic threads won't last long at at, no matter how careful you are. To repeat: it's plastic threads and they WILL wear way way too fast. At this cost, you'd be an idiot to buy the swag, knowing this flaw exists (edit: not to even mention the price). You won't get 10 weeks out of this product, much less 10 years. The poly cotton is also a disaster that's going to happen: the cotton will absorb and hold water, but the "poly" coating is petroleum based, which repels water. That means the poly coating will delaminate from the soaked cotton and this will happen even faster with exposure to UV light. The pump's pressure gauge is also a cheap disaster and doesn't work properly brand new. You are likely to over-inflate both the tent and the mattress because of it. If someone ends up doing a real quality version of this tent - with materials that actually last - I'm sold. This however, ain't it.
@@jodyhodgson3397 I've only been caught in the rain properly once, plus a couple of small showers. In the proper rain I had left the front awning open and set up high so a pool of water developed. When I came back to it I dropped one pole and the water drained, no problem. I'm SUPER happy with this "swag"
I noticed that the "Pico 2x2" (=double size) is a whooping 50cm wider yet only slightly heavier and packs marginally bigger. Assuming there's no tight spaces in the woods why should a solo camper still buy the 1x1 model?
Hi Nath. Good to see you again, what a handy swag. Cheryl asks the large one does it come complete with on-suite! Apparently there are several things she needs to know as she needs me comfortable when I am living in it, for keep giving her all this grief on TH-cam! As you know I am always interest in inflatables!! 😗 hmmm! Take care The "Wild" Screechers.
haha never a dull moment with the Wild Screetchers!
Pricing has come down somewhat which is good.
$519 for single
$759 for double
does swag deflate a bit with the weather changes
Awesome swag 😎 Greetings from south africa 🇿🇦
That was a good length for the product covered. I like the swag too. I'm chasing something i can use if and when I go kayak camping some day.
Yeah this would be good for that, Its so much smaller when packed down. and really roomy compared to a standard swag. Thanks for watching Paul
That looks like a great swag/tent. I agree with the bag, would be better with a decent ripstop canvas. Handy for Hikes. Be like Glamping 😊 Sleep a couple pretty comfy.. Thanks for the tips and tricks..
Haha definitely glamping Michelle. Thanks for watching.
They make a 2x2 version as well as a 1x1 version.
The 2x2 is great for couples and your bags
I really like that catch phrase, oh wait....Safe travels mate.
haha good on ya Terry
Can you zip close/open the canvas flap from inside the swag? i can't see from the video. would like that extra security.
Cheers Nath good job
cheers Macka
Really like this, but would you honestly compare against the Darche Air volution?
Could you fit two people in this swag? As in your significant other??
Stay safe out there
Thanks Jill
Looks like a ripper swag! Have you got a discount code we can use at adventure concepts?
Ill have to arrange one won't I
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Swags are like camping coffins, Run a Five Oceans instant mozzie dome. huge 3 person, seconds to put up and down, rain cover, slip in bag. Camp sorted in minutes!
Also love ya channels! Keep up the good content!
I’ll be checking that one out for sure!
How much did they secretly pay this guy to "review" (cough cough) this swag? This tent has many features that I was sold on, but then I saw a detailed setup and packup video (from Snowy's) and suddenly the build quality became a deal breaker. The screwed threads for the valves on both the tent and the pump are made of soft plastic (the threads on the tent are a permanent fixture). Those plastic threads won't last long at at, no matter how careful you are. To repeat: it's plastic threads and they WILL wear way way too fast. At this cost, you'd be an idiot to buy the swag, knowing this flaw exists (edit: not to even mention the price). You won't get 10 weeks out of this product, much less 10 years. The poly cotton is also a disaster that's going to happen: the cotton will absorb and hold water, but the "poly" coating is petroleum based, which repels water. That means the poly coating will delaminate from the soaked cotton and this will happen even faster with exposure to UV light. The pump's pressure gauge is also a cheap disaster and doesn't work properly brand new. You are likely to over-inflate both the tent and the mattress because of it. If someone ends up doing a real quality version of this tent - with materials that actually last - I'm sold. This however, ain't it.
haha I wish. You seem to have a lot of knowledge, or a crystal ball... good feedback for everyone either way
@@scott.the.falcon How has yours been in the rain? I like the idea of this swag but yet to see reviews in wet weather?
@@jodyhodgson3397 I've only been caught in the rain properly once, plus a couple of small showers. In the proper rain I had left the front awning open and set up high so a pool of water developed. When I came back to it I dropped one pole and the water drained, no problem. I'm SUPER happy with this "swag"