G'day Helen,

You will struggle to fit 3 of the Sea to Summit DLX Si Sleeping Mat RWs in to the Explore Planet Earth Speedy 3 Pop Up Tent as the corners do curve and you will lose some space. I would suggest considering the Speedy 4 Pop Up Tent instead, that will give you a little more room to play with.

G'day Aaron, 

I've just checked the display model of the Speedy 3, and yes the cable is for the USB powerbank is included. 

G'day Lauren,

All three models are similar in size and to pitch, but there are a few main differences.

Ventilation wise the three tents all differ slightly. The Easy Up has two dual mesh/solid doors, and mesh windows on the fly that can be zipped up so there is a bit more temperature control. The Malamoo has one door, and a mesh panel a back for ventilation, and the Speedy 3 has a mesh inner and one door at the front.

The Easy Up has a 5000mm rated floor compared to the Malamoo at 3000mm, and the Speedy at 2000mm so there will be a difference in how they perform in wet weather. 

Functionality wise, the Easy Up is going to be the better choice as you get more options for controlling the temperature, it's got a more weatherproof/durable floor, and an extra set of poles built into the frame, so it's structure is a little stronger and will hold up better over time. 

Hi Sam, 

From comparing the dimensions of the Speedy 3 to a double stretcher like the Twin Speedy Stretcher Bed (which is the only double we stock) - it seems that you're not going to be able to fit a double in this particular tent because of the slope of the tent walls.

The feet of a stretcher are also probably going to be a bit too abrasive for the floor of the Speedy 3 anyhow, so you might want to consider an air bed like the Dura Sleep Queen Double-High Airbed which will give you that extra elevation off the ground compared to a self-inflating mat. 

G'day Leon, 

I've just re-measured the bag for you, and the size of the bag that the Speedy 4 comes in is 103L x 103W x 5H cm, which is the same size as the tent when it is packed up (out of the bag). 

The Speedy 3 bag/tent is a little smaller at 95L x 95W x 5H cm.

This tent doesn't pack up like a normal dome tent - it fits down into a flat, circular bag so that's why those dimensions may seem a little odd. 

G'day Darren,

I've just had a look for you and there is no official power consumption listed on the LED lighting on the Speedy 3 Pop Up Tent.

I've had a chat to a few of the boys downstairs and from their experience with the tent they say that it would be very minimal. 

You would only need an average powerbank, something that's around the 1000mAh would be more than enough to power the LED lighting.  

G'day Lindsay,

That's fantastic thanks mate! How do I contact you in future to help out with answers like this? Haha, just kidding but thanks very much for going out of your way and not only measuring this but sharing that info. 

The Speedy range is certainly waterproof Brigitte, but if you expect to encounter persistently wet and windy weather, then a compact hike tent is probably a better choice, all you're really trading off is a few minutes of set-up time.

Check out the Zempire range of hike tents, they are great value for money.

Just as a brief aside, I assume you will have vehicle support? The Speedy range are too big for bike panniers, which could be another reason to consider a hike tent.

Let us know if we can assist you further.

G'day Richard, 

I've just popped up the display model to double check for you, and the Speedy 3 has an internal sleeping area of 220L x 200W cm, so you could probably squeeze in.

Just keep in mind that the tent does slope inwards, so you may not be as comfortable as you'd like to be, as the tent wall may be close to your face and feet.