G'day John,

You'll need to remove and pack down the poles before rolling the Bandit Swag up.

G'day Jeremy,

23Zero is an Australian owned company, they manufacture in China.

G'day Rob,

Unfortunately, the 23Zero swags don't use ripstop canvas. 23Zero use 400 gsm proofed plain weave poly/cotton 65/35 canvas, which has bit of a ripstop style appearance, but isn't technically ripstop.

G'day Richard,

I've just double-checked our display model and the external window flap can only be zipped from the outside. On the inside of the swag there is a two-layer window with a canvas internal flap and mesh external flap. so you can zip this canvas flap from the inside. 

G'day Lee,

The Bandit 1100 Swag will fit on the RS-1S King Single Stretcher however the Stretcher is slightly narrower than the swag so you'll end up with a little bit of overhang with ends of the poles. However, the actual swag mattress and footprint should fit on this stretcher nicely.

G'day Peter,

23Zero and Darche are pretty on par with build quality and materials.  I believe pole sets are available from 23Zero directly, otherwise we are able to get our hands on some for you.

G'day Peter,

Thanks for your suggestion!  We'll pass it on to our filming crew and they can add it to the list

G'day Peter, 

Correct! The 23Zero Bandit Swags have both head and foot gusseted windows with mesh and canvas blinds, giving you the option for end-to-end ventilation. 

G'day Jules,

I've checked out display stock and The Head-end window has separate zipped mesh on the outside and an internal canvas blind. The Foot-end has outside fixed mesh and an internal zipped canvas blind. The photo above shows the Head-end window. Hope this clarifies for you.