The Black Wolf Bushranger Swag Bag 0 Jet Black gives you a wide 250 cm x 130 cm sleeping space that lines up well with most double swags. The -5 degrees C limit rating means you can tackle colder camps without dragging extra blankets. The bag weighs 5.4 kg so it suits setups where you roll in by ute rather than carrying gear long distances.

The outer shell runs a canvas cotton rip-stop fabric that handles the scuffs and scrapes that come with creekside camps and gravel pads. Inside the fill uses 2 x 175 g/m2 hollow fibre so you are getting 350 g/m2 of insulation across the bag. That spec keeps working even when the air turns damp. The rectangular cut at 130 cm wide gives extra wiggle room compared with skinny hiking bags, which is a smart buy for longer trips.

• Rectangular swag-style sleeping bag
• External size 250 x 130 cm
• Limit temperature rating -5 degrees C (Extreme)
• Weight 5.4 kg for car camping
• Fill: 2 x 175 g/m2 hollow fibre
• Total insulation weight 350 g/m2
• Shell fabric: canvas cotton rip-stop
• Jet Black exterior colourway
• Suits use with swags and stretchers
• Ideal for cool-season Australian conditions

Q: What sleeping surface suits the Black Wolf Bushranger Swag Bag 0 best?

A standard swag or stretcher up to 130 cm wide suits this bag. The external size of 250 x 130 cm lines up well with many double swags. A flat stretcher deck or foam mattress stops cold spots from uneven ground. Using a mat roughly the same length helps the insulation work properly.

Q: How compact is the Bushranger Swag Bag 0 for transport?

The exact packed size is not listed but the weight is 5.4 kg. That puts it in the car-camping category rather than hiking gear. It will take more room than a lightweight trekking bag due to the heavy canvas shell. Planning space in the tub or wagon is a good idea for multiple bags.

Q: Can the Bushranger Swag Bag 0 handle damp conditions?

The fill is hollow fibre synthetic which copes better with moisture than down. Synthetic fibres keep more loft if they get damp from condensation or a bit of drizzle. The canvas cotton rip-stop shell also adds a sturdy outer barrier. Pairing it with a swag or tent still gives the best weather protection.

Q: Is the Bushranger Swag Bag 0 suitable for warmer nights?

The -5 degrees C limit rating means it is built for cooler temperatures. On warmer nights you can open the zip to vent heat. The wide 130 cm cut gives room to move and adjust layers. Many campers use a simple sheet inside when overnight temperatures sit well above zero.