G'day Peter,

You could use any awning poles you'd like, but I've just given it a whirl with the Oztrail Awning Pole Set (180cm fixed length) and that was good but might not work so well in wet weather as it will tilt the front back toward the tent. The Darche Swag Awning Alloy Pole set also suits, with an adjustable height (75cm - 150cm) which might be a little more flexible and better in variable weather. Both options will also need a couple of guy ropes and pegs. 

G'day Shawn,

You can order replacement pole sets directly from Oztrail on their website.

Ho Tony, packed dimensions are approximately 102L x 38W x 22H cm, and it fits back into the carry bag reasonably easily. We have all this information and a video of myself packing it away on our product page here - https://www.snowys.com.au/ultimate-all-weather-stretcher-queen. Hopefully, this provides you with answers to all your questions. ~ Ben

G'day Nadia,

Comfort is a bit of a hard one to judge because everyone is a little different but I can definitely tell you that the OZtrail Ultimate All Weather Queen Stretcher is the more popular of the two. They're both pretty on par for ease of set up too. 

G'day Michael,

If you're looking for a mattress that will almost fill all the space inside the Oztrail Ultimate All Weather Queen Stretcher then your best two options are the Exped Megamat 10 Duo Sleeping Mat or the Black Wolf Mega Deluxe Double Camp Mat. As for whether or not you'll feel the pole. I would suggest that with these mattresses, you'd not feel it as a solid pole but it would probably feel slightly firmer down the middle.

G'day Andrew,

I've just had a bit of a look for you and unfortunately, you won't be able to fit two of the Sea to Summit DLX SI Sleeping Mat LW into the Oztrail Ultimate All Weather Queen Stretcher, they're just a little bit too big.