Nebula 1550 Swag

G'day Toby,

The Darche Nebula comes with 10 heavy-duty steel pegs which generously cater for securing both the swag and flysheet.  In some of our images, we do have the awning set up using the optional Darche Swag Awning poles.  These are lightweight alloy and can be found under the "You might also like" heading near the swag product description.  This pole set also comes with pegs and guy ropes, so purchasing any additional pegs is totally up to you but probably not necessary.  Cheers :) 

G'day Gemma,

The packed dimensions on our website are often the closest we can offer you regarding the size swags roll up to as we don't have every model on display. They might end up a bit 'rounder' as the mats are very compressed when they roll them in the factory, but it should give you a pretty good idea. The Nebula 1550 is 112L x 36W x 35H cm.

G'day Gerald,

We can certainly special order a replacement mattress for your Nebula 1550 Swag. The best option will be to send us an email and we can let you know the cost and how much it will be. 

G'day Sarah,

Tough call, it probably depends on where and how you plan on using them. The RS-1 is a bit lighter and is going to be quicker and easier to pitch, especially if you're on your own. This will be handy if you're packing it down and setting it up night after night and it'll basically be for sleeping in. But the Nebula is going to be roomier and offer better ventilation if you're in humid areas. Probably a better option if you're staying in the same place for a while and would like a bit more 'living room' inside. I hope this helps mate! 

G'day Rich,

Great question. Darche describes the mesh on the Nebula 1550 as superfine, which by all good theory is their version of a no-see-um style mesh. Visual comparison of the Nebula to an RV1 are that they have essentially the same mesh in them - both superfine. Which should keep you protected, but I would still consider some of the other protection mechanisms for the sneaky ones that make their way in attached to your clothes etc.

G'day Tony,

We're currently out of stock of the Darche Nebula 1550 Swag, so I couldn't check the exact length of the awning but had a chat with one of our staff members who owns one. He told me that the awning sits at about the 1-1.2m mark. He also said that the setup time is "about half a can". He said that it's not quite the 90 seconds that the box claims but that you should have it all setup within 5 minutes. 

G'day Danielle,

The Darche Nebula 1550 Swag does come with an awning, yes. As for the thicker mattress, we have a few options that will fit within the swag but none of them are the exact same dimensions as the mattress that comes with the swag. Your options are - Oztrail Leisure Mat Queen, Black Wolf Mega Deluxe Double Camp Mat, Exped Megamat 10 Duo Sleeping Mat, Zempire Megamat Twin Camp Mat, or the EPE Sim Camper FDD 100 Double Mat. 

G'day Andrew,

I do like your thinking. However, the Sea to Summit Comfort DLX SI is still going to be a fraction too large if you tried using two of them in the Dache Nebula 1550 Swag.

G'day Ren,

You'd be a little too wide using two of the Exped Megamat 10 LXW Mats inside the Darche Nebula 1550 Swag, unfortunately. You will be fine if you opted for an Exped Megamat 10 Duo Sleeping Mat though. 

G'day Andrew,

The Darche Nebula 1550 Swag has quite a unique pole structure which makes it a really great swag but it also means that it struggles to stay upright if it's overhanging the edge of a stretcher. Given that it's a few centimetres too wide for the Oztrail Easy Fold Queen, it'll collapse a little and probably won't be ideal I'm sorry to say. 

G'day Chris,

We don't currently have the Darche Nebula 1550 Swag on display so I can't physically check, however, I would be of the opinion because of the length, that the corners shouldn't affect the fit of the mattress. It will naturally be a tight fit as everything will come down to the centimetre, but the Oztrail Queen 4WD Mattress will also make the best use of the space.