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BlackWolf Turbo Lite Twin 300 Tent
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BlackWolf Turbo Lite Twin 300 Tent
Black Wolf Turbo Lite Twin 300 - Outback Equipment Australia - Camping Gear & Accessories
Delivery between 7–16 Sept $147.50
originally posted on anacondastores.com
The tent itself is fantastic, sturdy and stood up well in high winds (couldn’t even tell from the inside that it was as windy as it was!!) easy to set up and pack down, would highly recommend.Dissapointed that my purchase was delivered from anaconda Frankston, and despite not paying for a display item, it was clearly an ex display when it arrived with chocolate wrappers in the pockets inside the tent, and random poles that don’t belong to this tent. Extremely disappointed in Frankston Anaconda for supplying an ex display when a brand new item was purchased!
originally posted on snowys.com.au
On our VERY FIRST camping trip the zip popped above the slider! 3 TIMES!!! The quality of the zips is terrible! We were forced to abandon our camping trip and get alternative accommodation on the return trip. Costing us money we did not plan for!! When we got home I contacted Snowys for a refund as the this expensive tent was not up to the task of its intended purpose!! We sent the tent back and we’re then told that the zip had been serviced??? And that no refund would be offered as Black Wolf think this is not a “major fault” Mind blown!! On a brand new tent!! I could understand if it was a few years old and there had been some wear and tear on the tent but this tent was literally brand new Less the 1 month old!! We have had black wolf tents before. Always followed ... MoreOn our VERY FIRST camping trip the zip popped above the slider! 3 TIMES!!! The quality of the zips is terrible! We were forced to abandon our camping trip and get alternative accommodation on the return trip. Costing us money we did not plan for!! When we got home I contacted Snowys for a refund as the this expensive tent was not up to the task of its intended purpose!! We sent the tent back and we’re then told that the zip had been serviced??? And that no refund would be offered as Black Wolf think this is not a “major fault” Mind blown!! On a brand new tent!! I could understand if it was a few years old and there had been some wear and tear on the tent but this tent was literally brand new Less the 1 month old!! We have had black wolf tents before. Always followed the instructions on setting them up (close all doors and windows before pegging our, we even watched the blackwolf YouTube clip on exact instructions on this model of tent before use) We have never had this happen before, not even once on previous blackwolf turbo tents!! Having owned older models of black wolf turbo tents I can tell you that the quality has diminished considerably and they are obviously now cutting cost and relying on there brand! I’m sure there will be a response on this review saying that I’m wrong and the tent was in fact fine but in all honesty would you be happy with a brand new top of the range “premium brand” tent failing to do its fundamental job on the first camping trip?? Snowys should of stood up for there customer and given me a refund! but instead they have left me with a faulty tent and I am now forced to file with VCAT to have this resolved legally.
originally posted on snowys.com.au
Excellent tent. Very easy to set up considering its huge size. Camped four days in very wet conditions with no problems at all. You have to be gentle with the zips as they are not top quality for some reason. A bit strange considering that the rest of ALL other materials and construction are of the highest quality (fabric and seams, pegs, ropes etc). Would have given this five stars if zips were a bit better. Packing up was also very easy and everything fit right back in the bag.
| Bearings | No |
| Drag Rating | No |
| Gear Ratio | No |
| Capacity | No |
| Length | No |
BlackWolf Turbo Lite Twin 300 Tent
Free delivery between Fri – Mon
BlackWolf Turbo Lite Twin Tent 300 - Clearance
Free delivery
BlackWolf Turbo Lite Twin 300 Tent
Black Wolf Turbo Lite Twin 300 - Outback Equipment Australia - Camping Gear & Accessories
Delivery between 7–16 Sept $147.50
The tent itself is fantastic, sturdy and stood up well in high winds (couldn’t even tell from the inside that it was as windy as it was!!) easy to set up and pack down, would highly recommend.Dissapointed that my purchase was delivered from anaconda Frankston, and despite not paying for a display item, it was clearly an ex display when it arrived with chocolate wrappers in the pockets inside the tent, and random poles that don’t belong to this tent. Extremely disappointed in Frankston Anaconda for supplying an ex display when a brand new item was purchased!
On our VERY FIRST camping trip the zip popped above the slider! 3 TIMES!!! The quality of the zips is terrible! We were forced to abandon our camping trip and get alternative accommodation on the return trip. Costing us money we did not plan for!! When we got home I contacted Snowys for a refund as the this expensive tent was not up to the task of its intended purpose!! We sent the tent back and we’re then told that the zip had been serviced??? And that no refund would be offered as Black Wolf think this is not a “major fault” Mind blown!! On a brand new tent!! I could understand if it was a few years old and there had been some wear and tear on the tent but this tent was literally brand new Less the 1 month old!! We have had black wolf tents before. Always followed ... MoreOn our VERY FIRST camping trip the zip popped above the slider! 3 TIMES!!! The quality of the zips is terrible! We were forced to abandon our camping trip and get alternative accommodation on the return trip. Costing us money we did not plan for!! When we got home I contacted Snowys for a refund as the this expensive tent was not up to the task of its intended purpose!! We sent the tent back and we’re then told that the zip had been serviced??? And that no refund would be offered as Black Wolf think this is not a “major fault” Mind blown!! On a brand new tent!! I could understand if it was a few years old and there had been some wear and tear on the tent but this tent was literally brand new Less the 1 month old!! We have had black wolf tents before. Always followed the instructions on setting them up (close all doors and windows before pegging our, we even watched the blackwolf YouTube clip on exact instructions on this model of tent before use) We have never had this happen before, not even once on previous blackwolf turbo tents!! Having owned older models of black wolf turbo tents I can tell you that the quality has diminished considerably and they are obviously now cutting cost and relying on there brand! I’m sure there will be a response on this review saying that I’m wrong and the tent was in fact fine but in all honesty would you be happy with a brand new top of the range “premium brand” tent failing to do its fundamental job on the first camping trip?? Snowys should of stood up for there customer and given me a refund! but instead they have left me with a faulty tent and I am now forced to file with VCAT to have this resolved legally.
Excellent tent. Very easy to set up considering its huge size. Camped four days in very wet conditions with no problems at all. You have to be gentle with the zips as they are not top quality for some reason. A bit strange considering that the rest of ALL other materials and construction are of the highest quality (fabric and seams, pegs, ropes etc). Would have given this five stars if zips were a bit better. Packing up was also very easy and everything fit right back in the bag.
We’ve used this twice now. Easy to set up, and pack up. The second time we used it was during some reasonably consistent rain and heavy wind. The tent withstood both very well. With 5 sleeping in the tent, condensation buildup on the inside can be a problem, but the use of the top and side vents solved this. We use this with the dividing walls open, so we can fit 3 x stretcher beds and a queen sized air bed. This still allows plenty of open floor space.
I purchased the Turbo Lite Twin 300 Tent at the end of 2016. It was only used for 1-2 week each year and in Jan 2022 performed spectacularly badly. In heavy rain the tents floor became completely permeable with water coming up through the floor. We have camped many times in much worse weather and have never experienced a tent leak through the floor. The only solution was to line the inside of the tent with tarps. I purchased the tent based on what I perceived was a premium brand after several OzTrail and Coleman tents. By comparison those cheaper brands lasted and performed far better than this expensive Black Wolf Tent. Whilst our experience is with an older model a quick online search indicates that issues with the integrity of the floor is not an isolated issue. ... MoreI purchased the Turbo Lite Twin 300 Tent at the end of 2016. It was only used for 1-2 week each year and in Jan 2022 performed spectacularly badly. In heavy rain the tents floor became completely permeable with water coming up through the floor. We have camped many times in much worse weather and have never experienced a tent leak through the floor. The only solution was to line the inside of the tent with tarps. I purchased the tent based on what I perceived was a premium brand after several OzTrail and Coleman tents. By comparison those cheaper brands lasted and performed far better than this expensive Black Wolf Tent. Whilst our experience is with an older model a quick online search indicates that issues with the integrity of the floor is not an isolated issue. I would never consider purchasing a Black Wolf tent again.
I bought this 5 years ago based on the "lifetime warranty" and paid a pretty penny for all the annexes etc. The seams have all let go and i sent this to blackwolf for a warranty replacement and was given every excuse under the sun not to provide warranty. Poor form for such a very expensive tent.
First time out with wife and two kids (both under 5)... Seems good quality but the condensation was absolutely ridiculous - also big questions on the waterproofing. We kept the windows at each end open, as well as the front and rear doors and the ceiling vents too! Yet the condensation was that bad it was pooling all over the roof inside the tent and slowly dripping onto the floor. It was also all over the inside of the fly which was dripping onto the inner tent and then leaking through into the sleeping areas (I took video). All the walls were also soaking wet on the inside. And I suspect it's more than condensation because the underside of the awning was also dripping with water next morning - that can't be condensation. IT WASNT EVEN RAINING over this Easter long ... MoreFirst time out with wife and two kids (both under 5)... Seems good quality but the condensation was absolutely ridiculous - also big questions on the waterproofing. We kept the windows at each end open, as well as the front and rear doors and the ceiling vents too! Yet the condensation was that bad it was pooling all over the roof inside the tent and slowly dripping onto the floor. It was also all over the inside of the fly which was dripping onto the inner tent and then leaking through into the sleeping areas (I took video). All the walls were also soaking wet on the inside. And I suspect it's more than condensation because the underside of the awning was also dripping with water next morning - that can't be condensation. IT WASNT EVEN RAINING over this Easter long weekend in Sydney! I'm over 6 foot so I would bump my head on any surface and get wet - wipe your hand and like you put it under a tap - bump the ceiling and you literally get a shower of water droplets come down all at once. I am shocked at how bad it was. I researched a long time and thought this was the best money could buy but in my opinion it completely failed my number 1 criteria for a tent - KEEPING YOUR FAMILY DRY! As I said it did NOT even rain and I would hate to think how bad it would be if it did. Lastly the door zippers are super tight and hard to open despite me fine tuning the main frame pegging... I also bought the supposedly 'perfect' fitting $400 ground sheet only it didn't fit perfectly at all - longer at each end and flush along back and front.Now the positives, are good floor plan, heaps of space (even thought it's totally reduced when you need to keep all beds at least 30cm away from the walls to avoid getting wet) and set up was ok for this size of tent and being my first time. Even though the instructions are not clear and some things like the bedroom curved poles don't really work great. Where are they actually meant to be placed on the ground - inside or outside the main frame?? People loved the look and size of it but when I showed them the leaking and amount of moisture retention they were put off. Their tents cost less than half mine but they were bone dry inside as you should be especially when it's not raining. Has really put me off Blackwolf and camping to be honest. Would really like to hear of anyone else who has experienced something similar.
I bought this tent a year ago, it's not anywhere as good as the price you expect from this tent. Thinking this would be a good brand.. My old cheaper tent was far better. I should've stuck to my other brand. Used this twice in my camping trips, 3 night's both times. Very flimsy. The zip broke on the screen door on my 2nd trip. And yes, I always hold the panels together. Should be halve the price you pay for this brand. Don't even bother with it.
First the good. This is an awesome tent for a two adult/two children family, and could accommodate more. We graduated to this from two separate smaller tents, and the difference the extra space makes to day-to-day living is huge, including the area under the front awning once you add the optional side panels.One problem we had isn't really Blackwolf's fault. The issue was that with such a large tent, a small campsite pitch can force you into setting the thing up at a sub-optimal angle to the prevailing wind. This led to the problem which I will lay at Blackwolf's door - that awning is a fair-weather feature on a foul-weather tent. There was no easy way to reduce the awning's vulnerability to gusty wind - it desperately needs some reinforcement points that would ... MoreFirst the good. This is an awesome tent for a two adult/two children family, and could accommodate more. We graduated to this from two separate smaller tents, and the difference the extra space makes to day-to-day living is huge, including the area under the front awning once you add the optional side panels.One problem we had isn't really Blackwolf's fault. The issue was that with such a large tent, a small campsite pitch can force you into setting the thing up at a sub-optimal angle to the prevailing wind. This led to the problem which I will lay at Blackwolf's door - that awning is a fair-weather feature on a foul-weather tent. There was no easy way to reduce the awning's vulnerability to gusty wind - it desperately needs some reinforcement points that would allow you to lose the poles and peg the leading edge straight into the ground to channel the wind up over the fly. For next time we will rig lines through the awning pole holes with a eye at both ends and peg them down, but it remains to be seen whether we can still get in and out - it may be that's when only the rear door can be used.In Kalbarri this week we also discovered that while the tent, frame, guys etc. are all nice and strong, the awning poles are the sort you would expect with a pop-up beach shelter you paid $50 for at a kiosk. The centre pole snapped clean off at the upper joint and we are lucky the ragged edges didn't cause any further damage as the now collapsed awning flapped about at 0300hrs, restrained only by now slack guy ropes which we had doubled up before going to bed, That said, the tent itself remained firmly attached to the ground and stubbornly waterproof, so that was great. It certainly survived better than our Oztrail gazebo which tried to fly to Broome for the winter before snapping half it's struts and falling to earth.One minor additional point, irritating because of it could be so easily avoided. The side rooms of the tent are supported by a two-piece aluminium tube frames. They are slot together and are circular in cross-section - or they are supposed to be. Time constraints prevented us from trying our new tent out before actually camping in it, so imagine my choice language when I discovered one of these critical tubes had been crushed flat, apparently by the weight of the tent in the bag above it. I was able to reshape it using a combination of brute force and ignorance, but it will have to be replaced. This problem could have been easily avoided with a $0.01 plastic insert to maintain the shape of the tube.Overall I would recommend the tent, but suggest taking spare awning poles as a minimum and giving some thought to a plan to secure the awning in bad weather.
Yes, this costs a bit, but past a few minor issues it is a fantastic tent. Goes up in a very short time (what for the jaw drops in the camp ground as people watch) thanks to the permanently attached poles. Another 10 minutes and it's fully pegged an ready to go. We can all stand upright in the middle of the tent. We sleep at either end and put gear in the middle, heaps of space for 5 full size beds, gear and fridge.We have a small issue with the tightness of the door zips at times. Even with taking care to zip all doors closed when pegging out, it can still prove tough to zip up again after everything is opened up.We've bought the side walls for the awning to allow us to close out the weather a bit.Far more positives than negatives. No regrets here.
| Bearings | No |
| Drag Rating | No |
| Gear Ratio | No |
| Capacity | No |
| Length | No |
BlackWolf Turbo Lite Twin 300 Tent
The ultimate in family camping luxury. The Turbo Lite Twin has a room on each side with a gusseted window and rollback vented curtain dividers - split the space into 3 rooms or enjoy one big space. The sturdy 3 pole front awning can handle all weather conditions, turning your awning into an extended living space with optional accessories - front panel, side panels and screenroom. Back door zips down or opens as a basic 2 pole awning.
The ultimate in family camping luxury. The Turbo Lite Twin has a room on each side with a gusseted window and rollback vented curtain dividers - split the space into 3 rooms or enjoy one big space. The sturdy 3 pole front awning can handle all weather conditions, turning your awning into an extended living space with optional accessories - front panel, side panels and screenroom. Back door zips down or opens as a basic 2 pole awning.
The ultimate in family camping luxury. The Turbo Lite Twin has a room on each side with a gusseted window and rollback vented curtain dividers - split the space into 3 rooms or enjoy one big space. The sturdy 3 pole front awning can handle all weather conditions, turning your awning into an extended living space with optional accessories - front panel, side panels and screenroom. Back door zips down or opens as a basic 2 pole awning.
The ultimate in family camping luxury. The Turbo Lite Twin has a room on each side with a gusseted window and rollback vented curtain dividers - split the space into 3 rooms or enjoy one big space. The sturdy 3 pole front awning can handle all weather conditions, turning your awning into an extended living space with optional accessories - front panel, side panels and screenroom. Back door zips down or opens as a basic 2 pole awning.
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