Sundowner Titan Camp Stretcher

G'day Karen, 

I've just checked the display models downstairs and given them both a test run and I would say that the Oztrail Easy Fold is a little bit sturdier if you give it a wobble in a top to bottom direction compared to the Outdoor Connection Sundowner Titan. I hope this helps Karen! 

G'day Pete,

There are a few key differences between the Outdoor Connection Sundowner Titan Camp Stretcher and the Oztent King Goanna Stretcher. You'll find that most stretchers tend to wobble a little when camping simply because the ground isn't even but either of these two stretchers will be great options for you. Both stretchers are made from the same frame steel and fabric. The Outdoor Connection has a 170kg weight limit, compared to the Oztent's 150kg. The Oztent has a 5-year warranty compared to Outdoor Connection's 1-year warranty which might give you some peace of mind. 

G'day Andy,

Looking at the dimensions it'd be a tight fit, my concern is that as the walls of the tent slope inwards you'd be pressed up against the walls at the head and fot of the stretcher. I'd recommend looking at something like the Oztent Gecko Stretcher that is a little bit shorter and will fit easily. 

G'day Greg,

I've just given this a quick whirl with our display stock. You'll have no issues at all, the Outdoor Connection Sundowner Titan Camp Stretcher fit easily within the Coleman Instant Up 6P Gold Tent. 

G'day Glenn,

You can pop your Darche Dusk to Dawn Swag 1100 on to an Outdoor Connection Sundowner Titan Camp Stretcher. Because there's a small amount of overhang, the swag poles will sag a little over the edge and reduce your headroom a little but it should still work for you. 

G'day Robyn,

You could use almost any self-inflating mattress with the Outdoor Connection Sundowner Titan Camp Stretcher. Depending on your budget you might want to go for an Exped Megamat 10 LXW, which are always very popular. 

G'day Robyn,

Your Outdoor Connection Sundowner Titan Camp Stretcher shouldn't have any issues fitting into your Oztrail Portico 2.4. You just might not have much room for too much else. 

G'day Ben,

Good pick up! We've fixed up our website now to show the change of weight that Outdoor Connection are advertising for the Sundowner Titan Camp Stretcher. The correct weight limit is 170kg. 

G'day Rob,

You're looking at a couple of great stretchers there! Let me quickly run through a couple of the key differences. The Outdoor Connection Sundowner Titan Camp Stretcher has 30kg extra in its weight capacity, is 2cm longer, 2cm wider & 3cm higher than the Darche alternative. Both are made from the same fabric. The Darche is made of steel & alloy whereas the Outdoor Connection is all powder coated steel. The Darche is 6kg lighter, which makes it lighter to carry around and both come with a one year warranty. I hope this helps with your decision making and if you wanted any further clarification, feel free to call our team on 1300 914 007.

G'day Ray, 

We haven't tried fitting on in ourselves, but the Oztent RV4 is 240L x 240W cm, and the Sundowner Titan Stretcher is 218L x 102W x 53H cm - so it would seem that way from the dimensions. 

G'day Bruce, 

We're so glad to hear that you're loving the quality of this stretcher, Outdoor Connection may not be the biggest brand, but they really do deliver on their products. 

I've just had a look at this stretcher myself, and it appears that the velcro straps are there to create more tension at the head of the stretcher. This is (we think) to eliminate the need for a bar across the top (which can be uncomfortable for some) and prevent it from sagging and straining your neck. 

I hope this helps, and do let us know how you get on with your Sundowner Titan Stretcher. 

Howdy Brad,

Having a look at the dimensions of the swag, I would suggest it wouldn't fit safely on the top of the Stretcher, without possible damage to the Swag over time. Another option ould be the Kamp-Rite series of Tent Cots, which may do the trick for you? It would work in a similar way

Another option ould be the Kamp-Rite series of Tent Cots, which may do the trick for you? It would work in a similar way and offer some ventilation below the cot and protection from the elements from above.

These cots do have a built in foam mattress however comfort can be improved with the addition of another mat on top.