Anybody use a swag for staying mobile?

[outdoor_matt]

As stated above, is there anyone who uses a swag as a quick setup and takedown for a truck camp? Looks like a good option for elk hunting, would be super durable, the canvas is nice. Even later season, October, etc.
What I like best is it seems very simple, quick put up, quick take down. Throw in truck and move on.

Something like below.

Darche Nebula Plus+ 1550 Swag - Brigade Overland

Darche's Nebula 1550 is everything you want from a spacious tent, but in durable and reliable swag form - and with space for two people

brigadeoverland.com

I know its similar to a Canvas Cutter in a lot of ways, but it would be a cheaper option for me than the CC as there is stock here in Alberta.
Thanks
Matt

 

[huntsman22]

Does a swagman put it in their tucker bag?

 

[thegrouse]

I think it would take longer to setup than you think

 

[rifletuner]

My son and I use them every time we go hunting. Time to roll one out and get it assembled is maybe 5 minutes. Takes longer to get them off the roof of the truck than it does to set them up. We have two double sized swags from different companies, but the setup on both is essentially identical. They are bulky to transport, but thats about their only disadvantage in my opinion.

 

[LongWayAround]

$900 for a two person tent that weighs almost 50 pounds and packs to 50"x16".

I browsed their description and still don't know what a "swag" is.

It does look cool and is probably well made, but I fail to see the value over a regular tent.