G'day Connor,

We dont have any photo's sorry - the RV5 tent has a tapered rear wall, so you'll lose around 45cm of floor space off the back, at stretcher height.
The stretcher cannot fit front to back, so will have to side to side instead.
You will have around 80cm of floor space between the door of the RV tent, and the stretcher bed, and about 20cm of floor space either end if you centre the stretcher.
Hope that helps!

G'day Connor,

It will, but across the doorway and will take up most of the floor space.

G'day John,

 We'd recommend purchasing the XL 1400 Double Swag Stretcher to fit your double swag.

G'day Fred,

These have a small amount of movement, maybe 5cm or so when you give the stretcher a wobble - you can get it to move a bit further than that if you put a lot of effort in and really give it a push, but that's hard to replicate with actual real-life use.

G'day Kristan,

You can use any swag with any stretcher in theory, aslong as you're aware of potential limitations - the ranger swag isn't a free standing option so you'd need to make sure your foot guy rope is pegged down, and the end hutch is also secured in some way to keep tension on the swag.
Alternatively you could use the swag without the poles, as a traditional bedroll type swag.

G'day Alex,

Either or, the stretcher is designed to be able to be used for both.
The 1100 is a good option as it will overhang slightly, which means rain wont get caught between the stretcher and the swag.

G'day Lyle,

Yes this stretcher will work with the Ridgedome Swag, it will have a little overhang on both sides and most 1100 swags will. The Coleman Instant Swagger Stretcher 1P and the Oztent RS−1S King Single Stretcher are some wider options but all will work!

G'day Bob,

Any of the Darche Swags sized 900 - 1100 in width will fit onto the XL 100 stretcher. The 1100 sizes will have a little overhang on the sides but work well together ensuring all the guy ropes are pegged out. 

The Darche Dusk To Dawn Swag, Dirty Dee Swag, Ridgedome and Air−Volution™ AD Swags 900 - 1100 will all suit.

G'day Michelle,

It will fit but will take up one half side of the tents space.  If you use 2 stretchers in the tent you'll basically be taking up the entire useable space, so won't have much area to move around.
Hope that helps.

An 1100 swag is going to overhang just about any stretcher by a bit, Jason, as most of them are about 100cm wide. However, Coleman recently released the Coleman Instant Swagger Stretcher 1P which is 110cm wide and may be suitable. The Oztent RS−1S King Single Stretcher is also another alternative.

G'day Mark,

Yes, Darche double swags are 140cm wide, so you'd have an overhang of 20cm on either side of the outer bars of the stretcher, which would be too much overhang.

G'day Karl,

The XL100 is a fair bit lighter than the Sundowner due to the alloy components of the frame. The bag is made from fairly robust material and is possibly slightly heavier duty than the Sundowner bag. Overall we'd rate the Sundowner Stretcher itself a little more durable than the XL100 Stretcher. I'd recommend having a read of customer reviews on both items and making a decision from there, but the stretcher you've already got is a great option.

G'day Tuaine,

Unfortunately, we're not familiar with the Weisshorn swag range, however, this XL100 stretcher has been designed to accommodate most stretchers the are around 85-110cm wide, so a King Single swag should fit ok.

G'day Kerryn.

Yes the XL 100 stretcher is compatible with the Dusk to Dawn 1100, the RS-1S Strecher will also suit. In both instances there will be a small amount of overhang at either side.

G'day Glenda,

Unfortunately not, the Frontier 1200 is quite a bit too wide for the XL 100 Stretcher. Some of the double/queen stretchers will be wide enough, however, they all have a centre bar, which might make it a little uncomfortable to sleep in, unfortunately.

G'day Leanne,

The Ridgedome Swag is 111cm wide so while it may fit on the XL 100 Stretcher there will be some degree of overhang.

The Darche XL 100 and the Oztent RS-1S are the biggest single stretchers we have. It will be quite a high bed once you add a full height air mattress and will possibly be a little less stable, but it is perfectly doable.

The only other solution might be to use a double high airbed such as the Coleman All Terrain Queen Dbl High Airbed. The only problem here is that they don't come in single sizes.

It will, Patrick, but you'll have a few cms of overhang on the sides. The Oztent RS−1S King Single Stretcher Series II is another option but will still leave your swag overhanging by a few cms each side.

G'day Frank,

The bag that comes supplied with the Darche XL 100 Stretcher is made from an abrasion resistant nylon and whilst it's pretty good I don't think it'll keep your gear clean and dry on the roof racks. It's not seam sealed and the zipper is going to be the first place that lets water and dust sneak in. Because of the length, I can't think of a good alternative to show you sorry. It might be a case of making yourself a waterproof cover using some heavy-duty plastic if you absolutely need to carry it up there. 

G'day Jocelyn,

Unfortunately, the 1m width is something that's lacking a bit at the moment when it comes to camp mattresses. The only thing I could suggest if you were looking at something wider would be the Darche All Terrain Mattress 1100. This mattress will be a little wider than your stretcher but will offer the extra width that you're after. 

G'day Brad,

Unfortunately, you won't be able to fit your Darche XL 100 Stretcher in the Oztent RV5 Touring Tent if you wanted it to go lengthways. It depends a little on the height of the stretcher bed, but I would say that you wouldn't be able to go beyond 200cm at all. 

G'day Troy,

Unfortunately, your swag is a little too wide for the Darche Xl 100 Stretcher. It will sag a fair bit at the sides because the poles will overhang the edges of the stretcher. 

G'day Natalia, 

From comparing the dimensions of the Darche Dusk to Dawn 900 it looks like this swag will fit well on top of the XL 100 Stretcher. In terms of the benefits, it really comes down to personal preference. Adding a stretcher will make your set up a little bit more complicated, but some people are more comfortable sleeping elevated, and it also means the base of the swag won't get as dirty when it's wet and muddy. I Hope that helps Natalie. 

G'day Glenn, 

I've just called Darche to get confirmation, and they've told me that there haven't been any updates with the XL 100 Stretcher, so the legs are black as pictured online. 

G'day Charlie,

The Darche XL 100 Stretcher will hold an 1100 Air-Volution Swag comfortably, there will just be a little overhang on the ends.