23Zero Bandit Dual 1400 Swag
23Zero Bandit Dual 1400 Swag
The 23Zero Bandit Dual 1400 is a free-standing, two-person dome swag that rolls a bed, a 70mm mattress, and a weather-tight shelter into one bundle. It measures 85 inches long and 55 inches wide inside and stands 33 inches at the ridge, so two adults sleep side by side without pitching a full tent. The shell is 400gsm proofed 65/35 poly-cotton canvas sewn with Tex 90 thread, set over a 550gsm HF-welded PVC bucket floor that keeps ground water out.
Setup runs about five minutes. The 9.5mm stainless steel segmented arch poles snap into a dome and an adjustable trigger-lock ridge pole holds the roof shape, with no ladder and no separate footprint to fight. Dual two-way entries with fine insect mesh open the swag for cross-flow airflow, and full zip-down storm covers seal it up when the weather turns. The built-in 2.75-inch (70mm) high-density foam mattress means you skip the separate sleeping pad.
Packed, it rolls to about 57 inches long by 16 inches across and weighs roughly 35 pounds. That's a big roll, so it travels best on a roof rack, bed rack, or trailer rack with your bedding stored rolled up inside. No.10 self-repairing zips and a 2-year warranty back the build.
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Overview
Free-standing two-person canvas swag with a built-in 70mm foam mattress, a 550gsm PVC bucket floor, dual two-way entry, and full zip-down storm covers. 55 inches wide inside — two adults sleep side by side. Packs to about 57 inches by 16 inches.
Key features
- 400gsm proofed poly-cotton canvas (65/35, Tex 90 thread) over a 550gsm HF-welded PVC bucket floor
- Built-in 2.75 in (70mm) high-density foam mattress — no separate pad needed for two
- Dual two-way entry with fine insect mesh for cross-flow airflow and stargazing
- Full zip-down storm covers, seam-sealed throughout, with No.10 self-repairing zips
- Free-standing 9.5mm stainless steel arch poles and an adjustable trigger-lock ridge pole — sets up in about five minutes
Use cases
The Dual 1400 suits two-person overlanding where a full tent is more than you want to pitch. It rides on a roof, bed, or trailer rack with bedding rolled inside, so camp setup takes minutes. Because it stands on its own, it drops straight onto a cot for off-ground sleeping, and it works across seasons when you match your sleeping bags to the night's low.
- Type: Free-standing two-person canvas swag
- Sleeps: Two adults
- Open dimensions: 85 in L x 55 in W x 33 in H (2150 x 1400 x 840 mm)
- Packed dimensions: 57 in L x ~16 in diameter (1450 x 400 mm)
- Carry bag: ~59 in L x 17 in W x 17 in H
- Weight: ~35 lb (16 kg) bare product
- Canvas: 400gsm proofed poly-cotton (65/35), Tex 90 thread
- Floor: 550gsm HF-welded PVC bucket floor, seam-sealed
- Mattress: Built-in 2.75 in (70mm) high-density foam, fitted poly-cotton cover
- Entry: Dual two-way entries with fine insect mesh
- Storm covers: Full zip-down, seam-sealed
- Poles: 9.5mm stainless steel segmented arch poles; adjustable trigger-lock ridge pole
- Zippers: No.10 heavy-core self-repairing spiral
- Warranty: 2 years
How many people does the Dual 1400 fit?
Two adults. At 55 inches wide and 85 inches long inside, two sleep side by side. It's comfortable with quilts; two bulky mummy bags make it snug, so pack accordingly. One person gets a lot of room to spread out.
Does it really stand on its own?
Yes. The 9.5mm stainless arch poles and trigger-lock ridge pole make it free-standing, so it holds its shape without stakes in normal conditions. Stake it down when it's windy. The free-standing design also lets you set it on a camp cot for off-ground sleeping.
Is it waterproof?
Yes. The shell is 400gsm proofed canvas over a 550gsm HF-welded PVC bucket floor, with seam-sealed construction and full zip-down storm covers. Re-proof the canvas every few seasons of heavy use to keep it shedding water.
Does it get condensation?
It can. Any canvas swag collects condensation when two warm bodies meet cold outside air, and one humid night can leave moisture under the mattress. Crack the mesh ends or an entry for cross-flow and it clears fast. Lift and air the mattress in the morning after a damp night.
How big is it packed, and where do I store it?
It rolls to about 57 inches long by 16 inches across and weighs roughly 35 pounds. That's a big roll that can fill a backseat, so it rides best on a roof rack, bed rack, or trailer rack rather than loose in the cab. You can leave bedding rolled up inside between trips.
How long does it take to set up?
About five minutes. It's free-standing, so you roll it out, snap in the stainless arch poles, and set the adjustable ridge pole — no ladder, no separate footprint. Two people pitch it even faster.
Can I use it in winter?
Yes, with the right bags. The canvas breathes and the 70mm foam mattress insulates two sleepers from the cold ground, but the mattress alone isn't a full cold-weather sleep system. Match your bags to the overnight low, and don't pack it away wet — dry the canvas within a day or two to keep mildew off.