{"id":8727,"date":"2021-12-21T17:00:00","date_gmt":"2021-12-21T06:00:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/news.emgcloud.net\/news\/?p=8727"},"modified":"2021-12-21T15:43:59","modified_gmt":"2021-12-21T04:43:59","slug":"how-to-choose-the-right-swag","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/news.emgcloud.net\/news\/how-to-choose-the-right-swag\/","title":{"rendered":"How to choose the right swag"},"content":{"rendered":"\n

Swags <\/a><\/strong>come in so many shapes and sizes that its hard to know which swag<\/a><\/strong> is right for you. There are so many factors that come in to play when deciding what dimensions, you require your portable swag<\/a><\/strong> to be. This article is designed to be a helpful guide in choosing the right swag<\/a> <\/strong>size for your camping needs.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

If you are a solo, traveler or sleeper then it would seem clear that a single swag<\/a><\/strong> would be the right choice for you. Although there is more than one type and design of single swag<\/a>.<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

 <\/strong>The most obvious choice would be something like the Kings Kwiky single swag.<\/a> <\/strong>The Kwiky swag<\/a> <\/strong>is designed with the traveler in mind, it is possibly the closest resemblance to the origins of a traditional swag<\/a><\/strong>. The original swag<\/a> <\/strong>design was simply, some sort of soft material for a mattress i.e. possibly lamb\u2019s wool and then a piece of canvas the swagman<\/a> <\/strong>would simply lay over their body or sometimes prop it up by either a stick or rope. The Kwiky single swag<\/a> <\/strong>features a tapered design, meaning it is larger at the head and slopes down to a smaller height at your feet. The benefit of this swag<\/a> <\/strong>design is space saving, its designed to give a luxury or a spacious feel where you need it around your head but then to save on space it is smaller around your feet. The swag <\/a><\/strong>is also not free standing meaning it doesn\u2019t feature a center pole. This makes this single swag<\/a> <\/strong>extremely compact and lightweight once packed up, making it ideal for backpackers, hikers or anyone that has to physically carry their camping gear.  This swag<\/a> <\/strong>is also ideal for those with a smaller vehicle that are tight on space or alternatively for those who wish to permanently leave their single swag<\/a> <\/strong>in their vehicle and be always ready to setup camp. The Kwiky single swag<\/a> <\/strong>only weights 6.7 kilograms and fully assembled it measures 2100 millimeters long by 750 millimeters wide and at the head end it is 550 millimeters high with the smaller tail end measuring 350 millimeters.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

The next option for a single swag is a design like the <\/a>Kings <\/a><\/strong>Deluxe Single Swag.<\/strong><\/a> <\/strong>Although this is still a single swag<\/a> <\/strong>design it is vastly different with many pros and cons. It is still a portable swag<\/a><\/strong> but instead of having the traveler in mind this design has luxury in mind. This swag<\/a> <\/strong>features a level design more closely resembling a tent as the head and tale both feature a high pitch creating a full-length spacious interior. The Deluxe Single Swag<\/a> <\/strong>is also free standing, what this means is it is not necessary to peg it out and use the guide ropes as it has a telescopic dia aluminium centre pole that allows the swag<\/a> <\/strong>to stand freely on its own. This not only creates a more spacious luxurious feel but also makes setting up the Deluxe Single Swag<\/strong><\/a> <\/strong>fast and easy. This portable swag<\/a> <\/strong>is designed wider than the Kwiky single swag<\/a> <\/strong>creating more space for those who like a bit more wiggle room when they sleep. However, the main benefit of both the larger width and high pitch design is the ability to store gear in your canvas swag<\/strong><\/a>. <\/strong>Storing gear in your roll up<\/a> swag<\/a> <\/strong>is a great way to keep it safe and dry but also is super convenient for getting changed as you have full access to all your clothes. fully assembled the Kings Deluxe Single Swag<\/a><\/strong> measures 2100 millimeters long by 800 millimeters high at both ends and a spacious 900 millimeters wide.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Now that we have explored the range of single swag<\/strong><\/a> options it\u2019s time to move on to double swags<\/strong>.<\/a> For those of you with a partner wishing to share a swag then a double swag<\/a> <\/strong>is the swag<\/a><\/strong> you need. However, like the single swags <\/a><\/strong>there are a few options.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

The Supa Trail Double Swag<\/a> <\/strong>is a great place to start, this beauty is the perfect mid-size swag<\/a><\/strong> sitting between the deluxe single swag and a big daddy deluxe, it\u2019s the swag goldilocks would choose. Measuring in at 2150mm long by 1400mm wide by 830mm high its perfect for solo sleepers that like a lot more wiggle room and plenty of space to put gear. Alternatively, its ideal for those chasing a compact double swag<\/a><\/strong> that still comfortably fits two people. The impressive free-standing design means pegging out the double swag<\/a><\/strong> is optional.  Included comes collapsible poles for each end, a telescopic center locking pole keeping your portable<\/strong> swag<\/strong><\/a> nice and stable Plus, all necessary tent pegs and guide ropes so you can secure all corners along with the storm flaps. Both sides of the Supa Trail Double Swag<\/a><\/strong> have full sized doors secured with high quality, buttery smooth sliding SBS zips.  Roll up the canvas and the midge proof screen will let the breeze in so you can sleep tight without a bed bug bite, or even open them completely and enter your canvas swag<\/a><\/strong> from either side. To let the breeze in but not the rain, both ends feature a zip down canvas flap that allows plenty of air flow whilst being protected by the storm flaps. This roll up swag<\/strong> <\/a>is a beast, constructed from tough waterproof 400gsm ripstop polycotton canvas. To ensure the rain will never get you down, this double swag<\/a><\/strong> features a quality PVC bucket floor keeping water out even when the ground is soaked. Drift off to sleep with ease as this deluxe swag<\/a><\/strong> features a 70mmm thick high density foam mattress that fills the entire width of the swag its 1400mmm wide and 2100mm long.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Boasting all the features of the Supa Trail Double Swag<\/strong><\/a> <\/strong>and more, the Kings Big Daddy Deluxe Double Swag<\/a> <\/strong>is truly the King of all swags<\/a>. <\/strong>The Big Daddy Deluxe Double Swag<\/a> <\/strong>is what the Deluxe Single Swag<\/a> <\/strong>is to the Kwiky single swag<\/a>. <\/strong>For couples not concerned about space and would rather sleep in luxury then this is the Double Swag<\/a> <\/strong>for you. Measuring in at a whopping 1-meter high 1550 millimeters wide and 2100 millimeters long.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

In summary for the solo travelers the Kwiky single swag<\/strong><\/a> <\/strong>is for you, for the singles after a tad more luxury the Deluxe Single Swag <\/a><\/strong>has got you covered. For the couples still conscious about the amount of gear space they have the Supa Trail Double Swag<\/a><\/strong> is made for you. Lastly for anyone after complete camping luxury the Big Daddy Deluxe Double Swag <\/strong>is just that.<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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