G'day Simone,

Due to the sleeping space with an octagonal shape, this isn't suitable to be swapped out with a rectangular option.

The Zempire Monstamat Twin would leave a gap on the sides and the corners would put pressure onto the mat and swag.

G'day Sam,

The largest dry bag we have would be the Darche Nero 240 Bag, but this wouldn't be big enough to fit the Outbreak Swag when rolled up. Currently, we are not aware of any waterproof swag bags big enough to fit the Outbreak 1550. 

G'day Greg,

A normal double mattress fitted sheet should work well without too much excess.

G'day Luke,

Domestic double mattresses are 135cm wide, queen are 152cm wide. 
Given it's only a thin mattress, I'd probably opt for a double sheet anyway so you don't have so much excess bulk tucked under.
Hope that helps!

G'day Shane,

The 23Zero Swag Awning Pole Set can be found in the You Might Also Like section on the Outbreak product page.
These are made specifically for the 23Zero Swags, however any swag awning pole set will do the trick.

G'day Jess,

No, this swag does not claim to be midge-proof.
They can get into any swag or tent via zips and even sometimes stitching seams, as well as getting in anytime you open up your swag.
It will do a pretty good job of protecting you, but nothing can be 100%.

G'day Jess,

No, you dont need to use a ground mesh with swags. Some people opt to use one so they have a 'clean' space at the entrance to minimise dirt, etc being bought into the swag, but that's personal preference.

G'day Brad,

There isn't really a stretcher option compatible with the Outbreak 1550, due to it's larger than most size! You could put it on the Kamp Rite Queen Kwik Cot Stretcher, however you will have some overhang on the sides. The other issue with this set up, is the central bar running down the stretcher, this can create a bit of a divet like feeling to the two sides of the swag.

We'd recommend sticking to leaving this particular model on the ground.

G'day Kate,

The Outbreak 1550 has an octagonal sleeping space and an octagonal mattress, so generally isnt suitable to be swapped out with a rectangular option.  Rectangular mats generally leave a large gap of floor down each side, and have the corners of the mattress folded up and in, putting pressure on the swag corners.

G'day Has,

23Zero is an Australian owned and operated company. They currently manufacture in China. 

G'day Jason,

We haven't, no.  The reviews are overwhelmingly positive, with someone commenting that water can pool on the roof more than other swags in wet weather.
These have been around for a few years in varying versions, so I'm sure if it were an issue we would have heard about it.

G'day Sam,

No it's not.  In order for a bag to be classified as waterproof it needs to have fully waterproof materials, seam sealing, and special types of zips.
The bag would probably have you covered in a light shower, but its not necessarily going to keep the swag dry on roof racks through rain.

G'day Marc,

No, it doesn't unfortunately.  The fly cap only has provisions for one awning overall, so when you setup you'll need to orient the fly to the preferred awning side.

G'day George,

The mattress weighs about 7kg - bear in mind that it's 155cm wide and an elongated octagon shape.
Normal double/queen self-inflating camp mats are around 130cm wide and rectangular, so they won't fit perfectly inside the Outbreak 1550 swag.  They'll also weigh in on average at around 6kg for a similar thickness mat.
Hope that info helps!

G'day George,

Yes, the Outbreak Double Swag 1550 comes with the fly.

G'day Amanda,

Yes, the swag is designed so you can roll the swag up with the mattress inside. The bag has enough space to fit the swag with its supplied mattress inside.

G'day George,

Unfortunately, the Megamat Duo 10 isn't a good fit for the Outbreak 1550 Swag due to the shape. If you're needing to replace the mattress we'd recommend getting a replacement mattress from 23Zero as the shape is quite unique. 

G'day Rikki,

Yes, the Outbreak Double Swag comes with a Canvas Carry Bag.

G'day Mat,

You don't need to have the fly set up, the Swag is seam-sealed and will keep the water out. The fly helps to reduce condensation and to channel water away and reduce water pooling on the top.

G'day Kieran,

We don't physically have one to double-check at the moment as they are on pre-order, however, I believe there are a few heat-sealed seams in the PVC base.

G'day Kieran,

The Outbreak Swag is seam-sealed, so technically you won't need to season it before the first use.

G'day Kathy,

At this stage we don't have a set-up video for the Outbreak Swag, however, we're looking to upload one at some point down the track. They are fairly straight forward to set up, but feel free to give us a buzz if you've got any specific questions about set up and we can guide you through it over the phone.

G'day Jess,

Yes the Outbreak 1550 Swag will need to be pegged out to ensure that the ends are taught and the canvas isn't slack over the top of the mattress edges.

G'day De,

This is a new re-designed model so as soon as the stock arrives we'll be looking to do some videos of the new stock, so keep an eye on the site in the next few months.

G'day Michael,

The flysheet and required guy ropes do come with the swag, but the awning poles will need to be purchased separately.

G'day Olivia,

Yes, they are.

G'day Jon,

Replacement poles are available for the 23 Zero swags. To organise the poles, just send an email through to service@snowys.com.au or visit 23Zero.com.au

G'day Michael,

Great question, we don't have an Outbreak Display model available to double-check, however, I believe the canvas end flaps are the only canvas barrier between you and the elements so they're designed to be zipped shut in cooler weather. This is a little different to the Bandit 1400 which has internal canvas and mesh flaps, with a separate outer canvas flap. I can double-check with the team at 23Zero Monday if you'd like too, please just send me a reply email to this and I can be in touch :)