OZtrail Tourer 240 Fast Frame Tent

G'day Louise,

The front awning on the Tourer 240 Fast Frame has to be set up, so no, unfortunately, you won't be able to roll it back.

G'day Jack,

The front door panel on the Tourer 240 tent has an internal fabric panel as well as the mesh shown in the photo. The flap below the window acts as a bit of a privacy flap in case someone is asleep but wants to have the mesh open for air flow.

G'day Alzina,

The best way I can explain the difference between the Oztrail Tourer 240 Fast Frame and the Blackwolf Turbo Lite 240 would be to compare the frames. The Oztrail Tourer 240 has a steel frame with plastic knuckles, and the Black Wolf Turbo Lite 240 Tent has aluminium poles with aluminium knuckles. Oztrail back their tent for 2 years, but Blackwolf back their tent for a Limited Lifetime. Maybe give us a buzz if you've got more specific question and we can chat through the features over the phone.

G'day Megan,

Good pick up, the Oztrail Tourer 240 Fast Frame Tent and the Cruiser equivalent are very similar. The only real difference between the two is the fly. The Cruiser has a part fly that doesn't come all the way down on the sides but the Tourer has a full fly. 

G'day Tom,

Oztrail are going through a remodelling period of some of their products (as is the case for most suppliers most Winters). Unfortunately, we sold through the Fast Frame tents so fast (excuse the pun), that we've been left with no stock until the new model arrives. At this stage, the only information we've been given by Oztrail is late July which I understand is not overly helpful for both you and us. Sorry!