G'day Stefan,

We'd recommend seasoning any new canvas product to make sure that all of your stitch holes swell and seal so you won't have any leaks. Most of the seams on the 23Zero swags are seam-sealed so that will help, but if you've got the time we'd recommend seasoning it before the first use.

G'day Aaron,

The two swags are quite similar and have some similar features. The Canvas on the Dusk to Dawn is slightly heavier at 420gsm, versus 400gsm, and the head height of the dusk to dawn is also slightly higher at 80cm versus 68cm. Overall both options are good, and have great reviews, so we're pretty confident recommended either option, and it probably just comes down to personal preference.

G'day Jon,

You'll see that we've got an orange tick next to the measurements for the external dimensions and sleeping area, which means we've physically measured this our selves with a tape measure, and so we can confirm that this is the external size to the outside of the pole, versus the internal sleeping area size.

G'day Ros,

Yep, it is! The ridgepole across the top allows this swag to be freestanding.

G'day Peter,

The 23Zero swags have a slightly lighter canvas at 400gsm versus 420gsm. Feeling the two types they feel very similar to me. Ripstop can be a handy feature if you do accidentally got a hole in your swag, but we think they're both great options.

G'day Peter,

I've just double-checked our display model and can confirm that both sides of the swag have the same entry/awning. The small head and foot awnings are also the same.