The Bandit 900 is a freestanding canvas swag measuring 2150 × 900 × 850 mm (85 × 35 × 33 in) when pitched. The shell is 400 GSM 65/35 poly-cotton canvas on 9.5 mm black-coated stainless steel segmental-arch poles, so it stands on its own and holds its shape before you ever drive a peg. A 70 mm (2.75 in) high-density foam mattress is fitted inside, and the floor is a 550 GSM HF-welded PVC bucket that rides up the sidewalls with HF seam-tape-sealed joints to keep ground water out.
The 900 is the narrow end of the Bandit line. At 900 mm (35 in) wide it sleeps one adult with room left for boots, packs, and a dog, or two people who don't mind packing tight. Couples who want elbow room should look at the wider models. Two-way entry with full zip-down storm covers and zippered mesh windows on each end lets you batten it down in weather or open it up for crossflow on a hot night.
Packed weight is about 13.2 kg (29 lb) and it rolls to roughly 37 in long by 16 in diameter — a one-person carry that drops onto a tray-back, trailer deck, or rooftop platform where a wider swag won't fit. Built as a three-season, year-round ground shelter for overlanding, hunting, and quick-stop camping.
