Double Canvas Swag Tent with Fire-Retardant Waterproof and Heat Preservation Fabric Material + Sleeping Pad/Mattress + Carry Bag (2 Person)

OK, so while these are pretty ubiquitous in Australia, they are pretty new to the states. I'll just run through a few things quickly:1. These are not for anything but vehicle supported camping. These are heavy, big and unwieldy when stowed. You will need a truck bed or large roof rack to use these.2. Rolling them up is tricky, and it is best done with 2 people.3. The sides of the swag sag...this can be fixed by using a bungee cord from a stake to the sides of the hoop poles.4. As stated in previous reviews, to be truly waterproof, you will need to soak and let dry the canvas a few times. This tightens the stitching and stiffens the fabric. This is pretty standard treatment for canvas and is pretty easy to accomplish. Additionally, you will want to let the mattress expand overnight as it comes vacuum packed.Edit: Just spent 6 days in this tent and have the following feedback: Very comfortable in heavy winds, only thing that kept me up was the sounds of the other tents in our group flapping. Also, the zippers are large and of high quality, but in wind the hit each other and make noise, I plan on snipping the tabs off and using some paracord to make new pulls. This is such a small complaint, that I have to admit, its pretty pedantic. In sand, and unable to use the stakes provided, tied the guy wires between two vehicles. While the swag was used in dry conditions, I drove through heavy rains and the bag kept everything dry. Very happy with this tent.

Let me start by saying that this is a rebranded Adventure Kings Big Daddy swag don't be fooled by the Sunoom name this is a quality product. I was skeptical at first. As of writing this is have spent about 12 nights in it without any problems what so ever. The mattress is comfortable, the canvas is thick, all the seams are sealed and the pvc bottom is durable. The only thing I can find fault in is the top cross bar seems a little cheap but has not given me any problems as of yet. It is a two man operation to roll this tent up.

I found the quality of the swag to be okay. The canvas appears to be of decent quality, the stitching on the canvass looks to be good, and the zippers work well. The PVC tub on the bottom leaves a bit to be desired on the swag I received. There is a hole in one corner of the PVC from improper manufacturing. The seam seal tape is peeling from several areas of stitching right out of the box. It is nothing that can’t be fixed, but be aware that this is a copy that may require a bit of attention and work to meet your expectations.One of the other reviewers commented that this was a King’s swag. I emailed King’s, and heard directly from them that this is not produced by them nor rebranded.

The instructions that came with it tell me to set it up, wet it with a hose, let dry in the sun, and repeat 2 more times. This it explains is to make the seams not leak. Okay, I live in an apartment and in the Pacific northwest. This is not something I can do in any practical way. Why are they selling a tent that might leek? Why isn't this done at the factory? Now I have a tent that I'm not sure if it's goingto leak when I go to use it. It's cold and rainy here. I wanted this for quick last minute trips. I'm thinking of sending it back.

Extremely well made. Great use for camping. Not meant for hikers.