G'day Bruce,

The Coleman Swagger is easy to set up with its instant up frame while the Black Wolf Dome has just 3 sets of poles to set up the tent, both should partially fit under a car awning. They would be similar under windy conditions, ensuring all guy ropes are tied out and the tent is pegged down you shouldn't have too many issues with flapping side panels. Always handy to get some stronger pegs.

The Swagger fly has a waterhead rating of 1500mm while the Black Wolf Dome is 2000mm, the dome packs up smaller and is lighter compared to the Swagger. You can get the Darche Swag Awning Alloy Pole Set which has adjustable telescopic poles to lower the awning further. Overall, they are both great little tents the Swagger would be quicker to set up while the Black Wolf Dome has the better waterhead rating and pack-up size.

G'day Gary,

There's very little difference between the darkroom and standard versions other than light suppression.  There is some claim that it may make the tent cooler in hot weather, but realistically it'd be negligible.  When its hot, it's hot!

G'day Hong,

No, it's highly unlikely.  There is only room for 3 single camp mats in each tent, I personally have these tents and each one fits 2 teenagers plus their bags, with a small amount of floor room left over.
Ideally you would be looking at a 4-6P tent in order to fit mattresses for 4 people in.

Thanks for the feedback, Andrew!
This tent definately isn't a suitable option for 4 people, or 2 double mattresses.
The 4-6P tents recommended generally range from about 2.3m² to around 3-3.5m², so give you room for mattresses with minimal space left over. 
Those options are much smaller & more compact when compared to family tents that are designed to have some living space as well.
Hope that helps.

G'day Maree,

Coleman doesn't indicate the Instant Swagger mesh is Midge Proof, so while it is quite fine, we can't guarantee that the midges won't chew through it.

G'day Todd,

Assuming you are talking about 2 of the Single sized High Peaks?
The sleeping area of the Swagger 3P is 240 x 210 cm, so you'll have loads of room for 2 single High Peaks which measure 200 x 68 cm
Hope that helps!

G'day Dave,

The sleeping area on the swagger is 240L x 210W cm
The Exped Megamat 1o Duo is 197L x 132W cm
You'll have no problems using this Exped mat in the Swagger 3P.

G'day Sunny,

Yes, the Swagger 3P is seam-sealed, and has a waterhead rating of 1500mm. You can read more about what the waterhead ratings mean HERE.

G'day Josh,

Assuming you're talking about the standard All-Terrain Queen mattress, and not the Double High version, yes.
It will fit running front to back, but you'll give yourself a bigger buffer and more room around the mattress if you orient it side to side.
Hope that helps.

G'day Maureen,

Yes, you can fit the Easy Fold Jumbo Stretcher in the Swagger 3P, however, you'll need to set up the stretcher inside of the tent. It will sit fairly high inside the swagger, giving you around 85cm from stretcher to the highest roof point (without a mattress) so sitting up in bed isn't practicable possible unless you are on the shorter side. 
You can just fit this in the Swagger 2P, but it will take up pretty much the entire space due to the angle of the side walls.

G'day Koobie,

The Swagger 3P will be ok in windy places, but the Nebula 1550 is made from heavy-duty canvas, so will be more durable in windy conditions. In terms of cold, the Swagger 3P inner can be fully zipped shut, which should reduce heat leakage, however canvas generally does a better job of retaining heat, so the Nebula will probably be a little warmer.

G'day Iris,

We'd recommend the 225mm Supa Peg Sand Pegs to use the Swagger 3P on sand.

G'day Chris,

The mesh on the Swagger 3P isn't classified as No-see-um, which is the only verified midgeproof mesh. So if you're regularly in areas with lots of midgies we'd recommend also packing the repellant just in case.

G'day Tom,

UPDATED - There is now the Coleman Instant Swagger 3P Darkroom Tent which features the blockout coating on the fly of the 3P Swagger.

G'day Paul,

The Swagger hasn't really been designed with sleet/snow in mind, however, the shape should lead to the shedding of snow rather than having to worry about constantly clearing it. They are a two-layer design with good ventilation, so condensation shouldn't be too much of a worry. They are classified as a 2-3 season tent due to the waterhead rating on the fabric, so it could be ok, however it would be pushing the tent to its limits.

G'day John,

Yes, Coleman, and most tent manufactures worldwide are required to adhere to certain requirements regarding fire retardants and flammability. They do contain a fire retardent in accordance with CPAI-84.

G'day Luke,

Yes you should be able to fit two Low Rise Stretchers in the Swagger 3P, however, you'd need to put them in side to side, rather than front to back.

G'day Mel,

The 2.4m x 2.4m Ultramesh Tarp is the best fit for the Instant Swagger 3P tent.

G'day Ella,

At this point in time, we're not aware of Coleman having any plans to release an option like this. There is the Pop Up Darkroom 2P that might suit depending on how much space you're looking for.

G'day Kate,

Based on the shape and height a stretcher won't be the best use of the space, but if you were just planning to sleep one person in it, then yes either the Zempire stretcher or the Oztrail Easy Fold should fit, you'll just need to consider the total height.

G'day Kylie,

The Swagger is very quick to set up, so it would be worth having a look at the Set Up video on the product page. They're going to be a little quicker than a traditional swag, however, they don't come with a mattress, so you'll have the separate mattress weight to consider as well.

G'day Azeez,

At this stage, we haven't received any notification from Coleman that these will be available anytime soon.

G'day Doug,

The Swagger is made from polyester so there is no need to season it before using it.

G'day Aaron,

It depends what size swag!  
The Coleman Swagger packed dimensions are 120L x 23W x 23H cm.
Hope that helps.

G'day Vasko,

Most tents can handle high winds as long as they have all their guy ropes out and pegs in all the pegs points. We also recommend upgrading to heavy-duty pegs, as these will help stabilise the tent as well. If high winds will be an issue the Swagger will perform better than the Instant Up due to the lower height and slightly more aerodynamic taper of the tent.

G'day Angie,

Your bedding will need to be packed separately, they're essentially just a small swag shaped tent, so you won't be able to leave mattresses inside it when you pack it up.

G'day Laurence,

It's hard to say as we don't have a display model yet, however, we've just filmed a video that will be posted in the next week should help show the internal space. I think the height will be the issue, as the side walls curve up a little at the sides, so I don't think a sky bed would fit, probably best to stick to a mattress on the floor.

G'day Pete,

The rear window is a low floor vent which is the same as the Gold series tents.