G'day Ava,

The material on the OZtrail Easy Fold Camp Stretcher does have a small about of breathability to it but keep in mind that in order to be waterproof, it can't be too airy. 

G'day Kat,

From time to time, we can get spare parts for different Oztrail products, depending on their availability from Oztrail. I would suggest that the best bet would be to give us a buzz on 1300 914 007 and our customer service team will be able to chase it up for you. 

G'day Michael,

Unfortunately, I don't really have any great, miracle tips to stop your Oztrail Easy Fold Stretcher Tent from squeaking whilst you roll over. The PE coatings can be a bit sticky when the tent is relatively new, so hopefully, in time the squeaking will die down a lot but in the meantime, there's not a huge amount you can do I'm sorry.

G'day Logan,

The Easy Fold Stretcher Tent is very waterproof thanks to durable polyester fabric and taped sealed seams. There has been some exceptional feedback on the capability and affordability of this product. Unfortunately, Oztrail hasn't had it waterhead rated so I don't have a measurement for you to compare to.

Hi Tom, 

The awning on this stretcher tent is 125cm long, and 70cm wide. 

I understand where I went wrong in the previous answer, I meant to type '125cm', and left off the '5' and I misread your question before about the poles - so I'm totally at fault here! Again, my sincere apologies Tom. 

Hi Tom, 

I've just answered your other query below - but we have checked, and yes it does indeed come with awning poles (my sincere apologies). And the Oztent 190cm Alloy Pole is definitely 112cm long, not 12cm. 

G'day Tom, 

Regarding your previous question, the Oztent 190cm Alloy Poles have a minimum length of 112cm. 

We've opened one on the Easy Fold Stretcher Tents up in the warehouse and looked inside the bag and it turns out the Easy Fold Stretcher Tent does come with awning poles included!

It doesn't say that the poles are included in the box, or on Oztrail's website so we were always under the impression that it didn't - so I am so sorry about that confusion Tom. The good news is that you won't have to buy awning poles separately though!

G'day Tom, 

I've just got my tape measure out and checked with the display model, and I found that the awning is 12cm long, and 70cm wide.

This stretcher tent doesn't come with awning poles included, so as the front of the stretcher is 140cm high it looks like the Oztent Alloy Pole in the 190cm size (minimum size is 112cm) is your best bet to use with the Easy Fold. 

The Easy Fold comes with one guy rope at the back, and two at the front for securing it down. We do currently have stock, but at this time we are still just operating out of Adelaide. 

*EDIT* This stretcher tent comes with awning poles, and is 125cm long, not 12cm. My Apologies for the confusion. 

Hi Tom, 

When I wrote 'Easy Fold' I was just abbreviating the product name - the Easy Fold Stretcher Tent. I hope that clears that up! 

G'day JB,

The fly does sit away from the inner on the Easy Fold Stretcher Tents. There's a reasonable amount of space either side and loads of space above your head, also with the dual doors you can get great cross flow ventilation happening so you shouldn't have many issues with condensation.

G'day Sue,

The Oztrail Easy Fold Stretcher Tent is very stable. Naturally, there isn't a huge amount of room to manoeuvre within the stretcher tent, but in terms of stability when set up and getting in and out, it should be fine for your friend.

G'day Hunter, 

These are our best prices for which we offer every day of the year. The only times prices will fluctuate is in line with our buy price, but you can be assured that you'll never see these at full retail price at Snowys.

Hi Max, packed up this stretcher tent measures roughly 100 x 16 x 16 cm. This can depend on how meticulously you fold it up but it's a pretty good indication.

I recommend keeping your bedding separate Thomas. It won't fold very well with the bedding inside, and may cause problems with stress on the feame or fabrics getting pinched. This is one of the great things with swags.

Hi Pete, the Explore Planet Earth Sim Camper F60 would be a good option (search product code 47320 on our website). It is slightly narrower than the stretcher tent, self inflating, finished off with quality components and won't add too much bulk to your kit. There are thicker options, but you wouldn't need it in this tent. Just FYI, I notice you are in NZ and we don't deliver there unfortunately, if you have friends in Australia, we can deliver to them though.

That won't be a problem Pete. You would be best calling us to place your order if you want us to hold it, then we can process it differently and keep it aside ready for pick up. Let us know when you're ready and we'll sort it out for you.

Hi Carol. These tents are becoming very popular, and we have had no reports of a bad nights sleep to date. You can increase comfort levels by adding an extra mattress if you wish, but the base already has some padding/insulation. Set up time is 5-10 mins, quicker once you have some practice under your belt. The inner tent has both mesh and nylon closures over the doors, and the fly then goes over the top of that. It will reliably protect you from wind and rain, and with the right bedding, you can create a cosy environment for you to rest in.